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From R$ 484.00
A myChef personal chef takes over the ceia entirely — the chester, the farofa, the salpicão, the rabanada — so you spend Christmas and New Year's Eve at the table with your family, not trapped in the kitchen.
A traditional Brazilian ceia de natal — chester or peru assado, arroz com passas, farofa, salpicão, rabanada, panetone — takes the host 2-3 days of preparation and the entire 24th of December in the kitchen. A personal chef handles all of it: shopping, marinating, roasting, serving, and cleaning. You sit down at the table before 10 PM.
The Federal District's population came from every state in Brazil, and the holidays bring families from different regional food traditions under one roof. A chef who understands comida mineira, Nordestina, Gaúcha, and Paulista traditions can build a ceia that honors the full family — not just the host's home-state preferences.
New Year's Eve in Brasília — whether celebrated in Lago Norte, Sudoeste, or an Asa Sul penthouse — is an evening that calls for abundance and elegance. A personal chef designs the full Réveillon feast: seafood traditions for luck, champagne-paired courses, and a midnight sweet table that makes the turn of the year feel like it deserves to be celebrated.
Holiday chef bookings in Brasília open months ahead. Christmas dates (December 24-25) and New Year's Eve (December 31) are typically reserved by November. Share your date, guest count, and any family traditions or must-have dishes during the booking consultation — this is the moment the menu starts taking shape.
Does your family always have chester? Do they expect a Nordestino cuscuz on the table, or a mineira farofa de bacon? Is there a rabanada recipe that has been in the family for three generations? The chef builds the holiday menu around your history — elevating what you love without replacing what is meaningful. Dietary restrictions across the guest list are mapped in advance.
On December 24th or 31st, your chef arrives in the morning or early afternoon. They bring every ingredient, manage the kitchen, roast, bake, and prepare every dish on schedule. Table service is organized to your preferences. While the family gathers, talks, and toasts, the kitchen is running professionally — and you are not in it.
Every course is served at the right moment. The chester arrives carved. The rabanada comes warm and golden. At midnight on December 31st, you are on the balcony with champagne — not finishing the lentil dish you promised yourself would bring good luck. When the evening ends, the kitchen is clean.
Brasília at Christmas is a genuinely beautiful city. The city's modernist architecture is draped in lights, the Catedral Metropolitana and the monumental axis glow at night, and the dry season has finally given way to the first rains of October — by December the cerrado is green again. Families who scattered to other states during the year return to superquadras and Lago Sul homes. Apartments fill with relatives. The table gets longer.
Because Brasília's population arrived from every corner of Brazil, the holiday table here is the most diverse in the country. A family from Minas brings their pão de queijo tradition. Northeasterners expect cuscuz and carne de sol. Gaúchos who settled in the Distrito Federal insist on churrasco on the 25th. A personal chef who has cooked in Brasília long enough understands this blend — and can compose a ceia that makes everyone feel seen without trying to be everything at once.
For Réveillon, Brasília offers an underrated celebration. The Paranoá Lake fireworks visible from Lago Norte and Lago Sul rooftops rival coastal cities in spectacle. Apartment terraces in Sudoeste and Noroeste face northwest, perfect for watching the midnight sky. A personal chef ensures that when midnight arrives, the table is set, the champagne is cold, and the host is standing next to their family — not scraping a pan.
Local Tip
Request that your chef include at least one cerrado ingredient in the holiday menu — wild honey from Brazlândia in the dessert, baru nuts in the farofa, or a buriti-laced drink for New Year's. It is a detail that guests who live in Brasília will recognize and appreciate, and it makes the feast genuinely local.
Holiday chef services in Brasília are priced per guest, reflecting premium ingredient sourcing, full day-of kitchen management, and complete service. Christmas and Réveillon dinners typically range from R$150 to R$350 per person depending on menu and group size.
R$150–350 per person
Christmas and Réveillon bookings fill quickly. Tell us your date, your family size, and the traditions that matter — and we will match you with the right chef before the season closes.