Brazita Bites taking over kitchen at Wichita esports venue

Prost co-operator Austin English introduced in early June his plans to open up Glas Haus Racing in the former Molino’s place at 7817 E. 37th St. North.

But he and his spouse, Manu, were apparent on just one point: Although they wished the new esports venue to supply foods, they ended up too hectic with their German cafe at 2721 E. Central to deliver it on their own.

They’ve located some companions who can, even though.

Rodrigo and Jessica Ciriaco, who two a long time in the past opened their Brazita Bites food truck, have just signed a lease with Glas Haus Racing and will offer you their Brazilian fare there.

They’ll be taking more than the business kitchen area in the room and will give their full food truck menu, which includes their well known chicken coxinhas, their fried cheese bread and their chunk-sized churros.

Buyers can consume at supplied indoor tables or on the venue’s south-going through protected patio. The Ciriacos will also have use of the building’s travel-as a result of window, still left above from its earlier cafe tenant, though at first, they’ll use it just as a pickup window for to-go orders.

Glas Haus Racing will open up to the community on July 13, and the Brazita Bites foods truck will be set up and serving food items from the trailer exterior. Mainly because their July calendar is booked with foods truck situations, the Ciriacos possible will not get moved in and set up inside Glas Haus right until the 1st or 2nd week of August, Rodrigo explained.

They’ll proceed to work the food stuff truck, as well, he said. And after they are all moved into their new commercial kitchen area, they’ll be able to commence on a different undertaking: advertising frozen coxinhas that folks can get in bulk and provide at household.

Glas Haus Racing is a sim racing facility with 8 superior-conclude simulators that present daily motorists an opportunity to try out out some of the prime race tracks about the environment. English, who partnered with Tevin Manuel on the small business, also will offer a bar stocked with bottled and canned beers as properly as twisted teas.

Rodrigo Ciriaco, a indigenous of Rio de Janeiro, moved to Wichita to perform soccer at Pals University. He received married and decided to continue to be but wished to give Wichita a taste of his beloved road food items from back house. Coxinha are fried dough balls stuffed with a variety of fillings.

Rodrigo explained he’s been happy with the reception the truck has gotten due to the fact it first opened, and in addition to the community of practically 200 Brazilians who get in touch with Wichita house, the truck also has acquired supporters between indigenous Wichitans.

“We are so stunned by the range of folks we see with smiles on their faces, and we are content to serve our neighborhood and provide our food and share our love with them,” he said.

This tale was at first published June 30, 2022 2:28 PM.