"Made in Brasil is one of the restaurants close to Camden markets that help you practice some serendipity. It has a tiny entrance and a Brazilian flag that may make you think it is a continuation of Camden markets. But the restaurant is not that tiny and it has got two floors. On 1 level there usually is a band that plays Brazilian music I wish they sang more, but usually the show is quite tiny and a DJ that also plays Brazilian music, after the band is gone. Brazil is enormous and so is the diversity of food of the country. Made in Brasil will provide you with some very typical dishes not everything, as expected. It will, certainly, give you a taste of Brazil. Whatever you order in Made in Brasil will really be prepared in the most Brazilian way it does not feel as if you are eating Brazilian food abroad, which is great. The peticos the Brazilian 'tapas ' are great. I have tried the cheese bread, the cassava chips (lovely , pastel de queijo, bolinho de bacalhau (cod fishcake , the coxinha (chicken pastries, a classic Brazilian street food and the picanha on grill. They are ALL worth a try: well prepared and very Brazilian type. As main dish all friends had the feijoada (a Brazilian typical dish made with black beans and pork meat, usually eaten on Saturdays or Sundays in different cities in Brazil, mostly in the southeast : it just felt like home. The feijoada portion is great (do not exceed on starters: you may not be able to finish your main course if it is feijoada . For desert we all had the brigadeiro (mainly condensed milk and cocoa powder and one of them had the Brazilian creme caramel. Brazilian deserts are sweet, but they were yummy, notably the brigadeiro. For drinks, you will have the most traditional options: from Guaraná Antartica (a typical soft drink you MUST try if you haven 't to different types of caipirinha and caipiroska. It is crowded most times, however. But it is worth a try! Very lively! :"
