One of the better sushi restaurants in Curitiba. The sushi is fresh. The cool thing with Azuki is…read morethat it is a rodizo of sushi on a conveyor belt. So you just sit at your table and the sushi passes your table on the belt. If you like it, then you take the plate. If you don't like it, then just leave it on the belt and someone else can take it. The rodizo is a little less than R$70. If you come in during lunch, then you have the option of choosing to do the rodizo by plate or an all you can eat at a fixed price. However, if you're a big eater, there's no way you're going to pay R$6.70 / plate. What I also like about Azuki (besides the fact that they have free wifi ... Just ask them for the password) is that if you want to specifically order something, you can and don't have to wait. Sometimes, the chef will put the food on the conveyor belt so you have to pray that nobody else takes it before it reaches you. Other times, the waiters will directly bring you the plate. I wanted some wasabi so the chef put a plate of wasabi on the conveyor belt for me but I didn't see it so the waiter actually pointed at the wasabi as it was passing so that I could grab Azuki has a fenced off parking right next to the restaurant and they have a guy who they pay to watch over the cars. This isn't really a valet service where you have to pay the guy but if the lot is full, you can give him your keys and he will park it. Just remember to tip him because he is a struggling student composer. Seriously, he is. but he's super friendly so I gave him some money to help him out.

Brilliant place, with carefully prepared food and cocktails. The gents who run the place are very…read moresociable, very polite, help you around their menu, and speak English if you're a beginner at Portuguese. There's a DJ, the music's not too loud, there are bikes and bike bits everywhere, the bar looks modern and bright, and the long continuous couch down one wall makes it natural for groups to mix with each other. The doors are kept open, so in winter it was quite cold inside. Bike people are always wearing bike outfits, us muggles kept our jackets on.

In my opinion, the food at Swadisht is better than a lot of Indian restaurants in the US. The curry…read moredoes not over power you and they have a wide selection of dishes to choose from. When you order your dish, it only comes with the curry. So you have to order rice and naan separately. There are a wide selections of naans and rice to choose from. My favorite is the garlic naan. For vegetarians, they have a separate vegetarian section. You can also choose the spiciness of the curry. 1 for being not spicy to 5 being very spicy. I tried the level 3 spiciness but did not think it was spicy at all. I will definitely try a level 4 the next time. Granted that I love spicy food, a level 3 is probably good for the average eater. I also got a half bottle of malbec so the total at the end of the night (curry, rice, naan and wine) came out to around R$180. So yes, it is pretty expensive. However, seeing how there are very few indian restaurants in the entire Brazil, I would dish this out again in the future. Not every week but at probably at least once a month or once every 2 months.

The best sushi of my life! I highly recommend the Chilean salmon sashimi. They have an all you can…read moreeat option. Dishes continually appear at the table. The quality is excellent.