Excellent - The reservation and the location they gave us were excellent, we felt privileged, the food, the show were top-notch, recommended

Foz de Iguaçu Experience - The staff and service provided was wonderful. The food was absolutely amazingly. No one will leave the restaurant hungry. This show is a must see when visiting Foz de Iguaçu! Performance complements the restaurant.

Fabulous Experience - I went to the show with my four adult children and everyone loved the experience. The food was very good, especially the barbecue. The service was fabulous. The staff was very attentive. The show was super festive and engaging. High energy with great energy. I also felt that it was a good value. I would recommend this to anyone who wants a fun night out.

Show was fun. Food was ok. Seating was not great - Show was pretty fun, but the stage is small and the seating does not lendcto great views. I expected the food to be better. The meat was not bad and there were nice selections in the buffet. But it did not wow me.

Fun but slow! - The show was great and the atmosphere was fun. The buffet area is way too small for the amount of people the restaurant holds and the waiters were extremely helpful but could be slow at times. I would go again but be wary of these critiques!

Food, Food, Food, Music, Music, Music - food was great, entertainment excellent, a wise choice for anyone who is in the area, highly recommend one little issue was in regards to the seating, a little closer would have been nice, but we were not way away from the stage, so not so bad --- it appeared they seated large parties closer and couples further back

Great meal but show less good - The meal was really excellent, and service extremely attentive but the music and dancing mediocre. It is the same group of dancers doing many similar dances representing each country.

Not worth the money - One for my boy has celiac, and we had to wait around 30 minutes until someone will come to help us, and to let us know what is gluten free. The Salads were OK, but the barbecue meet was not tastey. All was over cooked, and when we asked for medium Meet they didn't understand what we wants. The show was OK, not a high quality, but there were some parts that were nice. Overall I think it's not worth the 220 rials, and better to go foe a better resturant.

it was like a Kabaret Culture - to be fare The show was nice and a bit educational but the atmosphere was like a cheap Kabaret i think than a real cultural event Food was good but not many options for vegetarian guests. if you have enough time there, then you can try without any special expectation

Third-rate show, slop for food, and a crew focused on squeezing you for all you've got. Skip it, you'll be better off - The best thing about this was the indigenous artisans sitting at the entrance, displayed like animals in a zoo, making and selling their crafts under a powerful light. The large buffet is at best a collection of poorly prepared options, slop style, and slop flavor with the texture of things too long in wait. Yeah, they have steaks, but even the way the "chefs" cutting the steaks treat people was a putoff. The show itself was a collection of poorly done folk songs and dances done by overworked performers and singers either with little talent or poor acoustics. Even the famous song of the region "Recuerdos de Ypacarai" was mostly unrecognizable under the cat-skinng shrill of the unfortunate singer. What a way to ruin the memory of a good song. The sequence of streetfare level folkloric songs from various countires was tired and uninspired. The MC was wild flinging his arms and legs without feeling the effect of what he was doing. His efforts felt flat and forced. The show got better before staying on too long and becoming a bore of gymnastics and other stunts, with another group destroying the beautiful "Mas que Nada" song with another poor execution. All in all, songs and dances from many places by people who are trying to learn the culture and intonation of what they intend to represent. The regional accents and local pride missing, it is a diluted show, the kind that would be a bust at even the saddest "Peña Folklorica" in any backstreet in Latin America. The large chow hall would have made for a great grand finale, but the producers either have no idea how to produce a good grand finale, or are just too tired of doing the same thing that they have no inspiration and no umph. Add to that the devil-may-care-I-am-just-here-to-collect-money attitude of the staff and you will no be surprised that they show little tact, little effort to undrestand a client when he is being overcharged from what was the price given by the hotel, and further finds that the prices paid by people in the show vary by as much as 200%. Faced with a large overcharge I witnessed the staff take a tactless hardline instead of attempting to solve the issue. Only after the interference from their own security staff did they come into reason, did what they should have done in the first place, which was to verify with the hotel the price they had sold the show to me, and charged properly with apologies. Wow, for as poor a show and poorer food at exorbitant prices, it was sure not fun having the functionaries of a money-hungry corporation putting on this disappointing show act out of fear of being penalized for now squeezing every penny they can from the guests.