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dateCreated	2009-12-02 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Caju
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rev:text	I went to Caju on a Friday, on a recommendation from a Brazilian friend. He said that this place was a bit overpriced for what he considered "basic" Brazilian food, but they did it well. He said the best Brazilian place in Toronto is actually Red Violin on the Danforth, but that is an all you can eat steakhouse that costs around $50, and I can't really eat that much food! So back to Caju. I found his assessment to be spot-on. I am no expert on Brazilian food (I've only had the churrasceria), but I did like everything I had here. We started off with the Pasteis (Brazilian Turnovers), which were tasty. Though I have to say that the best part of the "appetizers" was the free cheese bread they gave us. It is cone-shaped and laced with cheese... mmmm.... For the main course I had Moqueca with Fish (Haddock) and I enjoyed it a lot. This is a classic Brazilian Bahia Stew. I liked it so much that I tried to re-create it at home. After looking up the recipe, I did realize that it's a simple tomato-coconut broth. I guess after making it at home, I could see why my friend thinks $25 is a bit over-priced. The ambience and service was very nice. The place has a modern, fancy feel to it. I did ask the server for the recipe, which she tried to get for me, but the chef was too busy to write it at the time. Completely understandable. So she told me to email the chef and he will send it to me... that was about 5 days ago and I still haven't received yet! Overall, Caju is a solid choice for Brazilian food. Though it may be overpriced for what it is, the food is good, and $15 - $25 an entree isn't expensive, and I'm not aware of too many Brazilian choices around.
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rev:reviewer	Catherine

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