Whatafood Brazilian Street Food / Olá! Cafe & Acai
$ • Brazilian
Hours:
800 Carnarvon St #255, New Westminster
(604) 553-4060
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Awesome street food! Really loved it! ❤️
O pastel de queijo é uma delícia 😋.
I was excited to hear that a Brazilian restaurant had opened in New Westminster. I went in today and I got some pastels but I'm confused because it's called "Brazilian street food", however all that's being sold are pastels in a few different flavours and 'cheese puffs'. There's no coxinhas, there's no Pao de queijo (cheese bread),picanha, or the ever so delicious brigadeiro.
The staff are nice and while I have to choose between recommending or not recommending this place,...read full review
Menu
Hours
| Monday | 12 - 7PM |
| Tuesday | 12 - 7PM |
| Wednesday | 12 - 7PM |
| Thursday | 12 - 7PM |
| Friday | 12 - 8PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 7PM |
Whatafood Brazilian Street Food / Olá! Cafe & Acai is a small, authentic spot for Brazilian food in the Vancouver area. The restaurant is a tiny place with a couple of tables, more ideal for takeout, but it offers a comfortable atmosphere. The food is absolutely delicious, really good, and full of flavor. Reviewers highly recommend the Brazilian pastel, noting its crispy, yummy crust and that it is generously stuffed. Specific favorites include the chicken pastel, esfiha, kibe, and palmito pastel. The salgados and rodízio are also praised. Other highlights are the fresh pressed sugar cane juice, described as a must try, and the availability of Brazilian products for purchase. Portion sizes are great for the price, everything tastes fresh, and the food reheats perfectly. The staff is friendly, kind, polite, professional, very accommodating, and provides quick service. The owner is noted for being extremely understanding. It is considered one of the more authentic experiences for Brazilian food locally, with people taking the train just to visit.