Nando's Macquarie Centre

If you love chicken and come from a place where there's no Nando's, well then, this is one place you can't afford to miss.

The story of Nando's dates back hundreds of years ago when Portuguese explorers set sail and somehow found African Bird's Eye Chilli. You may now know it as PERi-PERi, found at Nando's restaurants as well as supermarkets now.

All Nando's have their own unique design, but all have earthy textures and colours that remind us of the sunny Afro Portuguese roots. You can find local South African art and design touches in all the Nando's restaurants.

You might now be curious how it looks now, so this is how the entrance at Macquarie Centre Nandos looks like:

Source: Bramans Wanderings

As for the food, this is what my Whole Chicken with one side as Spicy Rice looked like:

If chicken is your thing, then Nando's is as well.

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