01 / ABOUT THE PLACE
About this place
The first thing to catch the eye at Ginza Brazil is the pork cutlet sandwich, billed as the “Original”. Reviews describe a cross-section layered with cutlet and shredded cabbage, bringing together a crisp coating and tender meat. Some diners also appreciated how the tangy sauce and mustard blended with the cabbage, making the sandwich easy to eat. It’s a substantial choice for breakfast or brunch.
For something lighter with the bread taking centre stage, consider the cheese toast. Diners have singled out the contrast between crisp toast and a thick slice of cheese, while others liked how the cheese was toasted and melted. For more filling options, there’s an egg sandwich or a mixed sandwich with egg, vegetables and corned beef. Whether you prefer a single filling or a combination, there’s a sandwich to suit your appetite.
Reviews report that the Fried Chicken Basket comes with fried chicken breast, toast and pickled vegetables, and that the chicken can be enjoyed tucked into the bread with the vegetables. Some diners found the portion generous for one, so it may suit a hearty appetite or a meal shared with someone else.
Drinks include blended and American-style coffee, café au lait, tea and lemonade. Pair a coffee with the pork cutlet sandwich, or take a break with toast and a drink. Blended coffee is listed at ¥500; one reviewer described a pronounced bitterness followed by a touch of acidity. Several reviews mention that meals took a while to arrive, so allow extra time if you’re stopping in for breakfast or brunch.
