Pronunciation: /roʊˈdiːzi.oʊ/
noun a Brazilian style of restaurant service in which various grilled meats are brought to each table on skewers by servers
A1 I tried rodizio for the first time and loved the variety of meats.
A2 At the rodizio restaurant, they bring different types of grilled meats to your table.
B1 Rodizio is a popular dining experience in Brazil where servers bring skewers of meat to your table.
B2 The rodizio at this restaurant includes a selection of beef, pork, chicken, and sausage.
C1 The rodizio experience was elevated by the delicious chimichurri sauce served with the meats.
C2 The upscale rodizio restaurant offered a wide range of gourmet meats cooked to perfection.
adjective relating to or characteristic of this style of restaurant service
A1 The rodizio restaurant served a variety of meats on skewers.
A2 I tried a rodizio style barbecue for the first time and loved the different flavors.
B1 The rodizio dining experience was a fun and interactive way to enjoy a meal with friends.
B2 The rodizio buffet offered a wide selection of meats cooked to perfection.
C1 The rodizio concept originated in Brazil and has since become popular worldwide.
C2 The rodizio service at the restaurant was impeccable, with attentive staff and delicious food.
formal The Brazilian steakhouse offers a traditional rodizio dining experience.
informal Let's go to that place with the all-you-can-eat rodizio!
slang I'm craving some rodizio, wanna join me?
figurative The rodizio of ideas at the brainstorming session was overwhelming.
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