No frills, locally favorite, dine-in or take-away restaurant. First thing, do not expect Indian food. What am I taking about? Go back and read the name of the establishment. I'll wait. Second, expect traditional Portuguese food. Although they do have a minimally useful English language version of their local menu, the food comes out to the tastes of the neighborhood. For me, this meant saltier or sweeter meals than my usual comfort. As my expectation for Indian food already died as soon as I entered the restaurant and the punches that are Indian spices did not come, I learned quickly…Read more
No frills, locally favorite, dine-in or take-away restaurant. First thing, do not expect Indian food. What am I taking about? Go back and read the name of the establishment. I'll wait. Second, expect traditional Portuguese food. Although they do have a minimally useful English language version of their local menu, the food comes out to the tastes of the neighborhood. For me, this meant saltier or sweeter meals than my usual comfort. As my expectation for Indian food already died as soon as I entered the restaurant and the punches that are Indian spices did not come, I learned quickly to go with the flow. That meant if the regulars weren't complaining of food being too salty or sweat, then this must be what it should be.
Most if not all of the seafood and meats go through the one-man grilled at the very front of the house. The man cooks over a coal pit. The man is efficient. Having visited twice over the past two days, I've seen him make every use of that grill to turn over orders on lightening. How he can grill is amazing! I'm convinced this man made the place.