Who has the best Brazilian Churrascaria in Seoul? by Manuel Lara What exactly is a Churrascaria, you might ask? Churrascarias are Brazilian style all-you-can-eat steak houses.  Churrascarias typically offer a variety of meats, which have been strategically placed on long skewers and are slowly roasted over hot burning charcoal. The grilled items usually include : Picanha (rump cover steak - a cut of beef which in many countries is considered to be the best part of the steer), sirloin steak, sausage, chicken and, depending on the Churrascaria, other items which can range from chicken hearts to lamb, turkey, potatoes, or pineapples. Unlike a buffet, at a Churrascaria the food is brought to your table and keeps coming at you until you politely tell the waiters/chefs ( gaucho chefs ), that you are done, or until you simply turn your green table marker over to the red side indicating that you are satisfied and/or in danger of a ruptured stomach. Now that you know what a Chur...

My friend went to Sao Paolo the other night and here's what he had to say about it. You can find the wine menu here, because he's a bit of a wino. Here's Manuel: I went there yesterday, got their card for future reference the phone number for reservation (which actually is good to have) is: 02-764-6079 They put my friend and I in one of these cozy private booths with curtains,so that was quite nice. I have to say decent price nice atmosphere, quaint and decent food, and if you buy one beer the rest is free after that (of course i know another restaurant which does the same deal if you print out their coupon). But in the end so far this one is still my favorite churrasco: http://www.menupan.com/Restaurant/onepage.asp?ACode=R105773 Here the quality of meat ( rumored to be Korean beef) is excellent and they just don't stop coming at you. The wine list is not too shabby (decent prices). I'll try Mercado tonight.