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[jeni_escobar]

Does anyone know of a Brazilian restaurant near SNU? I heard of it and me and my friends want to try it. Is it true they have chicken on the menu?

[Scamps]

Is this is?

CEIA Brazilian Restaurant
South Korea - Daegu - Incheon - Jeju - Seoul - Daejeon
Seoul offers incredible dining opportunities. You will find an array of restaurants specialized in different types of cuisines like Thai, American, Indian, French, Italian and lots more. For a change you can opt for contemporary dishes too. The CEIA Brazilian Restaurant, Seoul serves savory contemporary platters.

Positioned in the Apkujong area, this restaurant offers lip-smacking items at reasonable prices. However, dinner in this restaurant is comparatively pricey than lunch. The ambience is made gorgeous and splendid with bright lights. Potted plants adorn the interior. The guests are given a brief introduction on how to cherish Brazilian barbecued items.
The CEIA Brazilian Restaurant, Seoul serves a set meal comprising of soup. Salad bar, pasta, grilled meat of chicken, beef and pork, and delectable baked sweet bread. Meat is served in abundance till it suffices your appetite and satisfies your gastronomic senses. There is an elaborate Barbeque pit outside the restaurant where the meat is grilled. You can also try out the delicious chicken drumsticks. You can also relish yummy dishes made from vegetables and pineapples.

Other popular items on the menu at CEIA Brazilian Restaurant, Seoul includes the gazpacho soup, green salad, the churrasco meal featuring bread, chicken drumsticks, sausage, pork ribs, sirloin, short loin, skirt steak, baby beef, beef loin, lamb potato and pineapple. You can wash down with the typical Brazilian cocktail, caipirinha which is made of cachaca, sugarcane, lime juice, sugar and crushed ice.

If your pocket pinch permits you, you can opt for some other special dishes like roasted pineapple sprinkled with cinnamon powder and lamb pieces with mint. The Spanish red wine Torres Gran Coronas will complement your meal. Brazilian coffee, ice cream or chocolate mousse can round off your meal at CEIA Brazilian Restaurant, Seoul.

In order to reach CEIA Brazilian Restaurant, Seoul, you can travel till Shinsa station and leave the station through Exit 1. After that you have to walk straight till the Pizza Hut and there you will see the green and yellow sign for this restaurant which is housed on the second floor.

[jeni_escobar]

Hmmm I don't think so because it's in a different area, but this sounds good too! Thanks for the post.

[Scamps]

Sure, it's only 3 stops from SNU.

[jeni_escobar]

This is true.. plus the fact that it has chicken, which I heard it had. It probably is it. Thanks again!

[sojukettle]

Sao Paulo Restaurant

Seoul Nat Uni of Education / Green Line # 2 / Exit 14

Walk straight for around 200m. Restaurant is on your right, 2nd floor, has world flag streamers on facade. / yellow sign.

If you hit the GS petrol station you've gone too far.

sk