オッソブラジル
Osso Brasil
Osso Brasil is a vibrant Brazilian restaurant located in Nagoya's Osu Shopping District, renowned for its signature whole roasted chicken and authentic Brazilian dishes, all served in a lively atmosphere with an open terrace.
Dining
Brazilian Restaurant, Whole Roasted Chicken, Open Terrace
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Situated on Higashi Niomon Street within the bustling Osu Shopping District, Osso Brasil has been delighting patrons for over 27 years with its authentic Brazilian flavors. The restaurant's standout dish is the "whole roasted chicken," marinated overnight in a secret sauce and meticulously roasted to achieve crispy skin and juicy, flavorful meat. For those seeking variety, the menu also features Brazilian specialties such as coxinha (chicken croquettes), pão de queijo (cheese bread), and pastel (large fried dumplings) available in multiple flavors. Guests can choose to dine indoors or enjoy the open terrace seating that offers a relaxed, ethnic ambiance. Most menu items are available for takeout, making it convenient for those exploring the area. The restaurant is staffed entirely by Brazilian natives who are proficient in Japanese, ensuring a welcoming experience for all guests. Operating hours are from 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM, Wednesday through Sunday, with closures on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Facilities & Services
Seating capacity: 60 seats (30 on the 1st floor terrace, 30 on the 2nd floor)
Private rooms available for groups up to 12 people
Non-smoking environment
Pets allowed in designated terrace areas
Takeout options available
Reservations accepted
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