Kiosk Brazil

Enjoy a taste of Brazil at one of two Brazilian grocery stores in all of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. If you’re not wanting to make the trek out to Dallas, Kiosk Brazil is located in the heart of Plano on Parker Road, just off of US-75.

Immediately upon entering, you’re greeted by warm Brazilian employees in Portuguese. Kiosk Brazil is part grocery store and part cafe, with an open layout decorated with plenty of tables for you to enjoy authentic Brazilian treats, coffees, and baked goods with your friends.

The grocery store carries the Brazilian version of all household staples you can imagine. From fresh cheese (including grilled Brazilian cheese skewers, or espetinhos de queijo de coalho) and quail eggs to frozen premium croquettes and chorizo and cheese skewers to natural juices and authentic coffees, you enjoy all Brazil has to offer right here in Plano, Texas.

Açaí bowls have been all the rave in the past few years in the United States. Over 85% of the world’s açaí consumption comes from açaí grown in the northern region of Brazil. You can build your own authentic Brazilian açaí bowl at Kiosk Brazil and customize it with up to four toppings, including:

Nutella, condensed milk, honey, coconut flakes, Brazilian peanut brittle, granola, fresh strawberry, and more. If you’d rather drink your açaí, Kiosk Brazil has an açaí smoothie with açaí, powdered milk, banana, granola, and guarana syrup for only $5.

You can also enjoy traditional Brazilian desserts and treats, like pudim de leite (Brazilian flan), bolo cenoura (carrot cake), and docinhos (or small Brazilian truffles) available in chocolate, coconut, and churro flavors.

Kiosk Brazil also has pasteles (deep fried puff pastries) in several varieties. Choose from either sweet or savory options. Savory pasteles include calabresa sausage and cheese, pizza, and chicken. Sweet options include guava paste and cheese, banana and cinnamon, and even nutella with strawberries.

If you’re in the mood for something more on the savory side, try a coxinha, which is a deep fried stuffed croquette. These croquettes are stuffed with either chicken or chicken and catupiry cheese, a mild-tasting Brazilian cheese.

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