"The Lebanese came to Brazil young and arrived in a country with completely different customs, without knowing the language, with very little money in the pocket, faced all the adaptation problems and managed to reach the only thing that theyhad in mind: to be successful" Carlos Abumrad.
The population of Brazil identifying with either full or partial Lebanese descent is estimated at between 7 to 10 million people. This settlement started in the late 19th century and since the number of immigrants is larger than the population in Lebanon.
Subsequently, the Lebanese culture has influenced many aspects of Brazil's society. Today, their successful integration is evident in their influential roles in politics, arts, athletics and most importantly, hospitality.
In the main Brazilian cities, it is easy to find restaurants of Lebanese food and dishes, such as sfihas, tabbouleh, kibbeh, hommus and halawah, which are very well known and craved among Brazilians.
Here are at BvB, we bring you the integration of the two cultures' food on a platter all the way from the streets of Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo.
We invite you to relax to the sounds of music arising from the integration of both cultures and experience the fundamental values of generosity and excellence in service in the Lebanese and Brazilian cuisine. Feast on the combination of delicious Lebanese mezza and succulent Brazilian churrasco. And if your taste buds are alluring for dessert, what's more satisfying then broiled pineapple on our rotisserie or the adored baklawa.
Is your appetite whet yet?
Reserve a table now or call us on (02) 9707 4284.
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9, 52 Restwell St, Bankstown, NSW, 2200
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