Great value, good food. I recommend their Tonkatsu and their Ramen. Two people eat comfortably with…read moreR$40 BRL

This is the best Japanese place in the area. I would avoid the peak lunch time as it can be super…read morebusy. However, if you want quality Japanese food either raw or cooked then this is the place to go.

Not bad, but after being awarded as the best Temakeria in Campinas for 3 years in a row, I was…read moreexpecting much better. From the 3 temakis that we had, the ones with salmon were very good, however the tuna one lack the freshness. One terrible point was the desert. We had a casquinha de arroz doce com Nutella e morango, but surprisingly when we tasted it we immediately felt that it was not Nutella. When asked about the chocolate cream brand, one of the waitresses confirm it bot to be real Nutella but instead only a hazelnut cream. That is not right! I had given the rewiew 3 stars and for the Nutella episode, I will take one star away! Veja critics should pay attention to details when giving away prizes.

From the owner: Temakeria: restaurante fast-food especializado em um prato típico da culinária japonesa, o temaki…read more(sushi em forma de cone com recheios diversos). Rápido, saudável e saboroso, a Temakeria Cambuí oferece uma grande variedade, entre eles salmão cru ou grelhado, camarão cozido e cogumelo shimeji. Tem também porções e entradas como edamame (soja verde), bastante apreciada pelos clientes. Como sobremesa tem a versão de temaki doce (na casquinha de sorvete) com nutella e morango, ou mousse e creme brulee.

The restaurant is pretty close to the Tryp hotel. Staff is a little loud and sushi is not as fresh…read moreas I'd expect. Yakisoba was huge!! Enough for 3. Free wifi price is reasonable.

This restaurant has several branches in Campinas and the one I've gone several times is the one…read morelocated in Barão Geraldo, at R. Maria Tereza Dias da Silva, 12. The ambience is nice, well lit, clean and fresh. The buffet price is the average (about R$ 25 by July 06, 2012) and the beverages about R$ 3 R$ 4, with all-you-can-eat hot and cold dishes: Yakisoba, salmon, sushis, sashimis and also the dessert (condensed milk pudding or passion-fruit mousse). Nevertheless, the place is not so huge so if don't get to arrive before noon, chances are you'll have to wait on the line a few minutes to get in. And when it's crowded the food is not prepared as fast as it's consumed, so you might end up by not getting what you want 'cos someone else may have taken the last piece Anyway, IMHO it's worth checking it out! Photo link: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-hpKbmAGHX3g/TrKV6-nhGqI/AAAAAAAAAaE/Tcf4Vv47By0/s320/SAM_1953.JPG