Restaurante e Rotisserie Halim Review

This is a large open leisure place at the eastern end of Avenida Paulista, close to tourist attractions such as Japan House, Casas das Rosas and Itau Cultural Center, and Oswaldo Cruz and Santa Catarina hospitals. We have a typical lunch open and closed esfihas (small pastries of meat, cheese or vegetables), fatuche, (salad made with rucula, radishes, red and yellow peppers, tomatoes and a small piece of unleavened cake) and coelhada cheese. esfiha is absolutely packed with meat - the most meat I have ever seen in the arab region of sao paulo. The price of this meal is reasonably priced by the standards of some restaurants in this region. However, I feel bad about a particularly old whole wheat bread ("pão points") that I have complained about. The waiter said it came from an external supplier and assured me that the rest of the bread was built there that day. Why then use an external supplier?