The typical foods of each state and region of Brazil are what makes Brazilian cuisine so rich and diverse.

The typical dishes carry traces of African, indigenous and Portuguese culture. And, it couldn't be different! They are loved throughout the national territory

The strong seasoning, lots of palm oil, chillies, and coconut are primarily responsible for this popularity. Check out the list of five Bahian cuisine that you must try!

Do you know that colder day, when you just want to stay under the covers and eat something very warm? Mungunzá, a typical dish from Bahia, one of the hottest states in Brazil, is perfect for days like this. But it's also delicious when served chilled. Perfect for any occasion!

One of the most beloved candies in Brazil, it is made with white corn, or corn for hominy, condensed milk, coconut and coconut milk, cinnamon powder and cloves. It makes your mouth water just thinking about it, isn't it?

Abará is made from the same pasta as the delicious Acarajé. But unlike the super famous delicacy, it is not fried, in fact, it is wrapped in banana leaves and cooked in a water bath

The dish is loved by Bahians, and it's impossible not to love it after eating it for the first time. You can find the delicacy at various points of sale, on online services, and, of course, in the best restaurants in Bahia

There's no doubt that Tapioca Pudding is delicious! The dish enchants everyone, from children to the elderly. And, it's no wonder! The candy is made with granulated tapioca, coconut and coconut milk, condensed milk, milk,

The pudding is completely caramelized, which provides the ideal balance between the flavors of the dish. Thus, the dessert is perfect for that lunch with family or friends in typical Bahia restaurants.

You may never have heard of this dish, but it is a very delicious and juicy spice. The dish is perfect for those who are traveling around Bahia and want to try the best in Bahian cuisine

Chicken meat, or chicken, is braised with ingredients such as cashew nuts, peanuts, palm oil, ginger, shrimp, and others, creating a deliciously tasty sauce.

Acarajé Of course, Acarajé couldn't be missing from this list! If you've never been to Bahia and never had the opportunity to enjoy bean fritters, you don't know what you're missing. The basic dumpling dough is made with black-eyed beans, onions, and salt, which in and of itself is delicious

The fried dumpling, probably the best-known dish in Bahian cuisine, was originally served with chili, shrimp, vatapá and caruru fillings.

If you are thinking about where to eat Bahian food to enjoy these delicious dishes, Costa do Sauípe is worth a visit! The complex is located on the coast of the state, next to the most enchanting beaches in the region and offers the best restaurants serving typical Bahian food

Take advantage and discover our promotional packages! Make your reservation and enjoy Bahian cuisine with all possible comfort amidst the coastal landscape of one of the most beautiful states in the