Great ramen worth coming back to. The broth is deeply savory and balanced, they cook the noodles to…read morehave the perfect chew, and the chashu and toppings are thoughtfully executed. Nothing on the menu has disappointed me; their gyoza and karaage are especially great for sharing. There can be a crowd at peak times which makes things a little warm, but service moves briskly, and the energy feels appropriate for the quality and turnover. Ótimo ramen. O caldo é bem saboroso, eles cozinham o macarrão perfeitamente. Todo do cardápio é bom, especialmente os gyoza e o karaage. As vezes, tem muita gente, mas o atendimento é rápido com energia boa.

Giving this place four stars because the food was delicious. The service could've been a little bit…read morebetter, but that could be because of a language barrier. Highly recommend this it tasted like legit Ramen and the food was salted. It wasn't bland. Server was amazing but the bartender seemed a little snarky.

The most authentic vietnamese restaurants in brazil! Flavors are there and taste is good. Not…read moreexpecting to have 100% authentic vietnamese food in brazil but this comes really close. The ambience is nice as well, love the decor!

With a quick layover (4 hours) at CGH, it's great to have so many restaurant choices so close by…read more Because our favorite yakitori place was closed on Sunday for lunch and we were walking distance to the mall, we walked a block down to here. It claims to be the first Vietnamese restaurant in São Paulo. The Vietnamese coffee is delicious and they even mix it for you after it drips through. I also like the lime slices they throw in your water glass. The pho was decent with a good broth, decent noodles and enough meat. The basil and cilantro leaves were fresh but were sparse. There was plenty of bean sprouts but they looked like they've seen better days. If you're looking for your spice fix, throw in the hot red pepper slices which are sure to clean your sinuses. The chao ga, chicken meatballs were nicely presented and tasty with a dipping sauce. Wasn't the best Vietnamese food but the only I've had in São Paulo and it fulfilled my Asian food fix.

The only thing strange about Mirim is its location - it's located atop a Kopenhagen store and to…read moreget to it,one must enter the store and take the staircase at the end. This place really deserves more credit - the Korean food options that they serve are, frankly in my amateur opinion, quite good. I normally come here for lunch especially when the craving for Asian food can't be met by the 'oh-so-boring' Temakeria and everytime I have liked what they serve. For lunch at R$ 38-40 they have some options of bibimbap & sundubu and the portions are quite well served -the spice level is on the higher side so I recommend that you go prepared to get some good Korean flavours. Most of the customers are Koreans or Japanese from neighbouring Paulista based companies - also another sign that the food is authentic. A place I visit frequently and has never let me down !

Korean food is not as well known as Japanese or Chinese cuisines, but it is conquering many fans in…read morethe country with the recent Korean pop culture invasion. Mirim is basically a restaurant to go during weekdays for lunch and focus on the Korean expat population in the neighborhood. From bibimbap (rice with meat and vegetables in a hot bowl to mix with a raw egg and chili paste) to sundubu (spicy soup with tofu and seafood), you can try the basics of Korean food. The lunch menu dishes include the main dish and 3 options of banchan (kimchi is always a must) and for attracting more customers, they have a loyalty program. For every 10 meals, you get 1 for free. I have my favorite dish which is the sundubu. I already tired bibimbap which was good, but a dish I would not recommend is any noodle based dish. Even though the broth was spicy, the noodles tastes like instant noodles you can get at any grocery shop in Bom Retiro.

We made a reservation for Tan Tan for 7:30pm with a credit card. Since it was a on the 50 best bar…read morelist, decided to give a try. Initially started off as a huge disappointment since we arrived and were told we were not within the "5 minute" grace period so they gave up our table. I am confused at how an establishment can require credit card reservation and give up seats so easily. Truthfully, I believe this place has no respect for Americans visiting. Upon being forced to wait outside, I saw several Brasilian customers arrive and able to be seated without a wait. I would think at such a famous bar, customer service would be a priority but it is not. While outside waiting we decided to go ahead and order hello suckers drink and elegance. The hello sucker was supposed to be less on the sweet side with a combo of tequila blanco, vodka pimenta, dry vermouth. The drinks arrived and honestly was bad. It taste like very bad chicken broth. Finally, we were able to be seated inside. The ambiance is very simple and seating is jam packed with you right next to your neighbor. I told the waitress about the first drink I had, she suggested the Kiss of Life drink which has seco, Johnnie Walker and said this would be better. I gave it a try but it what slightly better than my previous drink. We ordered some food such as gyoza de porco, wonton de camaro and aka teba (fried chicken). The entire meal was probably the worst meal I've had in São Paulo so far. I'm not sure how this place became number 24 on top 50 Bar list but it is a scam. And if you are visiting São Paulo, it is not worth the stress of visiting. There are plenty of restaurants with better food and better drinks.

Food is good but nothing crazy to write about. The drinks are inventive and unique, a great place…read moreto go with friends so you can try a lot of different cocktails

This is by far one of the best Japanese restaurants outside of Japan. Amazing cuts of sashimi and…read morejust overall well done.

This sushi place is amazing!! I came to Tatá on a Tuesday night with my boyfriend and one of his…read morefriends. His friend is a regular here and he recommended us trying it. I'm so glad we did! The ambiance is very trendy Japanese and all of the food came out so quickly. The service was great as well. We ordered a bottle of Leyda pinot noir for drinks. It was pretty good. For food, we first ordered the edamame, which was good. We also got this salmon on a Himalayan salt rock and it was my favorite dish! We tried a bunch of other things, and frankly I don't even know what everything was. But it was all DELICIOUS. Seriously the best sushi I have ever had. If you are near this restaurant I suggest stopping in. You will not regret it!

I thought Brazil would be all blow and prostitution, but I'm sad to report it's not. This ramen is…read moresolid though, 10/10 for taste. I'm still happy I came to Brazil. Will return.

Meu Udon is definitely one of my favorites outside the US. Better than any place I've been to in…read morethe US as well (except for maybe a few in Oahu). The texture of the udon was perfectly al dente, and the broth was to die for. Great ambience as well for a big group and conveniently located in the Liberdade district. Definitely recommend if you're looking for some of the best udon in town! Você não se vai arrepender! Precisa provar esse lugar!

Experimentei 2 ramen diferentes, incluindo o prato chefe da casa. Mas a comida não impressionou,…read moremedíocre. Ouvi dizer que os bentos são melhores, mas não cheguei a provar. Ambiente é bonito, meio moderno, porém as mesas são atochadas uma perto da outra ao ponto de que seria melhor fazer tudo um grande balcão e dar espaço para as pessoas (e os garçons) se movimentarem. Falando neles, o serviço é bem fraco, boa sorte tentando conseguir a atenção de um deles. E os 10% já vem incluso mesmo assim. Recomendo pular esse estabelecimento.

Food was ok, the food took over 30 minutes to arrive service was mediocre at its bestread more

I lived in Sao Paulo for 5 months. All I wanted was some Thai food…read more Someone recommended Tian to me, and much to my delight, we ended up moving into Itaim, just a few blocks from it! First off, this is legit Thai. The dishes are authentic and delicious. They have wonderful cocktails. They have lots of vegetarian options!!! We frequented this restaurant several time during our stay in Brasil. The food was always delicious, though the service would range from fabulous to nonexistent. A few times my veggie tom kha soup had to be sent back because it arrived with chicken in it. (And trust me, we ordered in Portuguese.) However, despite the occasional mistakes, and the occasional rude server, we still loved the restaurant. They have great lunch specials as well! A must try if you love Thai.

Well, the first time I went here I was impressed by the ambiance and the chic decor. I went with a…read morecouple friends and we ordered four plates, the only one that stood out was the lamb curry. I am big fan of Thai food and was really looking forward to those bold flavors. The experience was nice but nothing special. My husband and I decided to go back this weekend so I could determine if maybe it was just the chef that night that didn't deliver what was expected. Honestly the environment is so relaxing it's hard not to want to dine here. We tried to order the lamb curry and they "were out". We thought okay this is opportunity to order some completely different plates. We ordered the duck curry and efu noodles. The food arrived and the curry looked and smelled delicious, as soon as we took our first bite we both agreed it was lacking that tangy kick , it had the spice but nothing else, barely even any flavor. We were surprised because it smelled so good! We asked for lime and salt to add ourselves which made it much better. The noodles were so so and overall I was a disappointed and we probably won't be coming back but I will say the restaurant is beautiful, relaxing, and romantic and the staff is very warm and helpful. They just need to get a chef that contributes to the wonderful setup they have there.

On the second floor of the wine store Grand Cru, the small, but cozy restaurant provides exactly…read morewhat it promises. The menu is short, but with great variety, going from the very traditional asian dishes, such as Vietnamese rolls, to the Michellin Star dish: corn tostadas with tuna tartar. The belly pork was tender with the perfect amount of fat. The steak was cooked with perfection.