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Started by DolfanBob, April 30, 2014, 11:34:33 AM

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DolfanBob

Have any of you eaten at Texas De Brazil in Dallas? This article says they cook table side with an open flame using charcoal. Just curious how they would vent that out inside of Woodland Hills Mall.

http://www.tulsaworld.com/business/retail/texas-de-brazil-steak-house-to-open-at-woodland-hills/article_c5112bc2-259a-5a60-b9f1-82452c649435.html
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rebound

I've been several times while I lived in Dallas.  Very good Churascaria-style all-you-can-eat restaurant.   I only went on work-related events when we were taking clients out, because I tend to go overboard in places like that, but it's really good food.

But to clarify the wording of the article:  "Meat is prepared over an open flame and carved table-side..."  The open flame is not table-side, the carving is.  The bring the meat out on these long kebab-style sticks and cut/serve you as much as you want.  They do the grilling in the kitchen (and if I remember correctly there may be a few "presentation" grills situated throughout the place), and all the grilling areas are well-vented to outside so as not to smoke up the place.

 

sgrizzle

Quote from: DolfanBob on April 30, 2014, 11:34:33 AM
Have any of you eaten at Texas De Brazil in Dallas? This article says they cook table side with an open flame using charcoal. Just curious how they would vent that out inside of Woodland Hills Mall.

There is a semi-outparcel restaurant space, think it used to be Panera
https://www.google.com/maps/@36.0629167,-95.8831696,56m/data=!3m1!1e3

joiei

It will be like the Brazilian steakhouse at 51st and Sheriden
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Stanley1

Quote from: joiei on May 01, 2014, 12:05:25 AM
It will be like the Brazilian steakhouse at 51st and Sheriden

But MUCH better.  I never ate there, even when I lived in Dallas, but even Dallas people love this place.  A bit of a novelty, but delicious cuts of meat.

As for how they will vent?  Not sure, but there used to be a Picadilly(sp) in the mall, and it had no issues, so it'll get done.

RecycleMichael

The Gaucho restaurant in Tulsa is at 61st and Sheridan. It is a fun dining experience for meat eaters. It is only open for dinner and is $35 a person Tuesday through Thursday and $40 a person on Friday and Saturday.

http://www.gauchotulsa.com/menu.html
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sgrizzle

Quote from: joiei on May 01, 2014, 12:05:25 AM
It will be like the Brazilian steakhouse at 51st and Sheriden

Furr's?

Conan71

Quote from: sgrizzle on May 01, 2014, 05:26:46 PM
Furr's?

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Stanley1

Any idea when this is happening?  I expected it to be done/open by now.

onehandoneheart

When I asked them in May, their tentative timeframe was October 2015.

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sgrizzle

Not sure what it is, but there is major renovation/expansion for what appears to be a restaurant by the SE mall entrance, which has the worst parking.

Conan71

Quote from: sgrizzle on January 28, 2016, 06:53:48 PM
Not sure what it is, but there is major renovation/expansion for what appears to be a restaurant by the SE mall entrance, which has the worst parking.

What mall is this or is it a secret?
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BKDotCom

Quote from: Conan71 on January 28, 2016, 09:55:31 PM
What mall is this or is it a secret?

According to the Tulsa World article that you didn't read:  Woodland Hills

Conan71

Quote from: BKDotCom on January 28, 2016, 11:54:11 PM
According to the Tulsa World article that you didn't read:  Woodland Hills

We had segued off onto Park Plaza at 61st & Sheridan.  My ADHD doesn't play along well at times.
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