TCHE Brazilian Grill adds new name, experience and savory menu items after 2 years of business
October 25, 2025
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IDAHO FALLS - I’m returning this week to TCHE Brazilian Grill by Rodizio. After two years of operation, the buffet-style restaurant at 2394 East Sunnyside Road in Idaho Falls recently added Rodizio, the restaurant’s parent company, to its name.
Owner Dean Leavitt tells EastIdahoNews.com the name change comes following numerous requests from customers to spice things up. Like other Brazilian Grills owned by Rodizio, servers now bring meat directly to your table and you can invite or decline it using the cue. The green side up means you want meat, the red side up means you don’t.
When you’re done eating, you just lay the cue on its side.
In conjunction with the name change is a variety of new menu items. EastIdahoNews.com sampled some of them, which you can watch in the video above.
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