Brazilian Restaurants in London
1. Fazenda, Rodizio Bar & Grill
South American restaurant in City
100 Bishopsgate - EC2M
At the foot of the 100 Bishopsgate tower, this London outpost of a small Brazilian-inspired national chain opened a couple of years ago. You can order à la carte, but the main event is their ‘Churrasco’: a continuous, eat-till-you-bust service to your table of steak, lamb, chicken and pork, carved onto your plate with fries, rice and salad. Feedback on the experience isn’t huge in volume but all-good.
2. Sushisamba
Japanese restaurant in City
Heron Tower, 110 Bishopsgate - EC2
“Fun but fully priced” would be a fair overview of this funky fusion duo – outposts of a glossy US-based chain that started in NYC. The original is found at the top of one of West Europe’s fastest lifts, whisking you to the glamorous 38th floor of the Heron Tower (adjacent to Duck & Waffle, see also), complete with a stylish cocktail lounge and outside terrace. Its newer sibling opened in 2018: “it’s above the market in Covent Garden which is a great location/space (regardless of what currently occupies it!)”. In both spots, all reports agree its luxurious Latino-meets-Japanese bites are super-moreish and “consistently good”. Prices though are OTT, especially as “you can feel like you are in a machine, and they churn out huge numbers of covers so service feels rushed. And it’s big, it’s loud, feels like a bun fight!!” (“Sushi Samba was my 18-year-old daughter’s choice and was not as bad as I feared, but not particularly stand-out either”.)
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