Portuguese-Influenced Australian Chicken Burger Chain

Portuguese-Influenced Australian Chicken Burger Chain
Portuguese-Influenced Australian Chicken Burger Chain
Portuguese-Influenced Australian Chicken Burger Chain
Portuguese-Influenced Australian Chicken Burger Chain
Portuguese-Influenced Australian Chicken Burger Chain

http://la.eater.com/archives/2011/02/22/portugueseinfluenced_australian_chicken_burger_chain_oporto_comes_to_socal.php

aussies, do tell. is the u.s. ready for portuguese-australian chicken burgers?

nando's a south african mozambiquan portuguese-themed south african chicken chain is doing OK in the UK

nando's has two locations in the d.c. area. we're being overtaken by portuguese-themed restaurants from the southern hemisphere!

thread should be on The Cape tbh

Nandos >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Oporto

My view of all this is highly distorted as I live in Australia's Little Portugal.

Nandos is superior to Oporto but tbf, Oporto does the job and I would never say no to a Double Bondi with Extra Chilli.

Nandos is better than Oporto and these days that is not saying much at all.

jbr, don't try it.

because you won't like it.

apparently nando's in south africa is more of a trashy takeaway joint rather than the exclusive swanky sit-down affair it is in the UK so you never know maybe oporto international will up its game I've never heard of it

I went to a Nando's for the first time a week or so and it was way better than I'd expected it to be.

Thread title presumably means 'piri-piri sauce on everything' right?

Chicken doesn't belong in burgers. I never visit either of these 'establishments'

my oporto vision is of a food court at a mall with white plastic tables that have got shreds of lettuce and sesame seeds that fell out of someone's mouth stuck to them and then a resigned-looking man carrying an oporto tray who hasn't noticed he's got a burger receipt stuck to the sole of his shoe.

Oporto does the job

it's an unfulfilling role, and we think you're overqualified

Thread title presumably means 'piri-piri sauce on everything' right?

that's my impression.

No koala tacos? WHERE IS THE OUTRAGE

can oporto steal some of jollibee's market share in the Southland? only time will tell

i hope so. filipino fast food seems unappetizing to me.

if the portugese had colonized the philippines the fastfood landscape of today would be quite different

had no idea oporto was australian. think i'm mixing it up with pret

that's my impression.

rong, nando's offers peri-peri as one of three sauce choices, oporto universally uses a very weak sweet chilli sauce

There's an Oporto in the upstairs bit at Victoria station in London. Think it's the same but have never eaten there.

You know what? Oporto's wraps are "orright".

^noted gourmand kbp

Chicken doesn't belong in burgers. I never visit either of these 'establishments'

― sex cells (S-), Thursday, February 24, 2011 11:14 PM

Dead to me u are.

nah Oporto is shite tbh. But chicken burgin' is fine! Grill'd is good!

But Grill'd have a) rubbish names for their chicken burgs and b) shredded carrot on some of them.

Oh for sure, "zen hen" is the stupidest name for a burger in the history of stupidburgernames.