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The Latin Grillhouse is the largest DIY South American style barbecue chain in China. Here, you can enjoy the most complete and unique Brazilian dining experience! The frescos, with toucans decorated on the walls and every corner, brighten the Latin tastes; the traditional barbecue method reflects the ancient valiancy of South American prairie; while the performance of the Brazilian Band delivers the lofty sentiments of samba from its hometown!

Here, you can feast yourself with over 30 classic grills prepared by Brazilian chefs, including Humps, Rump Cap, Ribs, etc.; Brazilian specialties, fresh and abundant fruits, wide selection of salads, savory snacks, all kinds of Chinese and western dishes as well as the rare Brazilian punches, such as Brazilian Beer, Guarana, Caipirinha, and Passionfruit juice.

Only two restaurants cater to Spanish tastes in Guangzhou, as Spanish food has traditionally not been very popular here. The oldest is Toro Toro in Jianshe liu Road near the Garden Hotel.

Toro, meaning "bull" in Spanish, is a showcase for the passionate Spanish personality. Here, walls are painted rough khaki, wooden window frames sport white cotton curtains commonly used in Spanish villages, red blossoming carnations adorn the tables and Flamenco music is in the air. All combine to suggest the setting of a relaxed back-alley restaurant in Spain.