BoiBrazil Churrascaria in Orlando, Florida, is advertising $39 all-you-can-eat rodizio during October, compared with the $48.95 regular price quoted in its current campaign. That takes $9.95 off the advertised comparison price at the International Drive restaurant.
The restaurant’s October announcement places the offer within October 2026. It is a limited promotion at an established churrascaria, with the meat service, salad bar and hot sides supplying the reasons to make room for a visit.
BoiBrazil’s published meat lineup includes picanha, sirloin, tri-tip, garlic beef, leg of lamb, chicken drumsticks and chicken wrapped in bacon. Parmesan pork, beef ribs, ribeye and flank steak also appear in the restaurant’s description of its rotating service.
The restaurant advertises more than 30 cold sides, including vegetables, greens, cheeses and charcuterie. Hot selections include rice, black beans, farofa, beef risotto, caramelized bananas and the family’s mashed-potato recipe.
Picanha may be the reason to book, but beef risotto and caramelized bananas make a respectable case for leaving some space around it.
BoiBrazil opened in 2013. Its own history names founder Nelson Ramos and describes the Ramos family’s involvement in the restaurant, which was created around traditional family recipes brought from Brazil.
Traditional Brazilian cheese bread accompanies the meal, according to BoiBrazil’s restaurant description on OpenTable. Between that and the hot sides, this is hardly a meat-only proposition.
Drinks are sold separately, including Brazilian juices, caipirinhas, wine and beer. Desserts are also a separate purchase; the restaurant lists pudim, brigadeiro, passion-fruit mousse and papaya cream among its options.
Guests can confirm which services the October offer covers when reserving through BoiBrazil’s website or calling 407-354-0260.
The restaurant is at 5668 International Drive, with reservations available through its website. The promotion runs during October, giving Orlando rodizio regulars a short window to put that $9.95 saving toward another visit—or perhaps the pudim.
