Ola Brasil Restaurant

Ola Brasil occupies a relaxed setting at Al Ghazal Golf Club near the old airport, a proper Brazilian churrascaria that runs a full rodizio service with sixteen varieties of grilled meat carved tableside. The format is the classic Brazilian model: a well-stocked salad bar and sushi counter to start, followed by an unrelenting parade of skewers - picanha, lamb, chicken hearts, beef ribs, and a grilled pineapple with cinnamon that has become a reliable closer. The international buffet that accompanies the rodizio is broader than expected, with fresh sushi, salads, and sides that work well as counterpoints to the heavier proteins. Three pricing tiers separate the packages by drink inclusion, and the non-alcoholic option represents strong value given the volume of food. The outdoor terrace comes into its own on cooler evenings, backed by live music that leans into the Brazilian register without overpowering the room. The restaurant is genuinely family-friendly, with a children's play area that buys parents time to work through the meat rotation. Service is warm and notably attentive to dietary requirements - staff handle gluten-free and allergy requests with care, preparing dishes separately to avoid cross-contamination. The atmosphere skews celebratory, particularly on weekend evenings, making it a natural fit for birthdays and group dinners.