Very good seafood flat noodles dish. It's taiwanese restaurant with some Thai fusion. Boba drink…read moreis one of originals recipe. Small but cozy. Really want to come back. Just call before go they have weird opening hours. Street parking or go by metro.

custo beneficio daqui eh otima! so nao leva 5* pq o ambiente…read moreainda eh fraquinho. mesas simples e apertado. porem tudo limpinho. a casa tem mais de 20 anos, antigamente era na rua dos estudantes. comida taiwanesa bem caprichado e autentica, porcoes deram uma diminuida para nao subir mto os preços mas continua bem servido. pratos maioria eh massa. macarrao frito, na sopa etc arroz com carne moida tbm eh um dos mais pedidos entre os chineses. experimentem. inves de bebida refri suco, tente a sopinha de wantan.

Lovely location at the famous Liberdade neighbor. A lovely taste of Chinese food that won't include…read morethe usual suspects. I was looking for a bit of real Chinese food and I was not disappointed. Great service, these guys are attentive and fun. They will also help you decide from the many choices of their menu. Clean and airy, great spot for Chinese food.

They have knife-shaved noodles!!!…read more The noodles are authentic, hand-made, perfectly chewy (qq for the Chinese folk out there). They rival noodles I have had in California, and are even better than some places I have been to in California. I love their soup noodles, but especially their fried seafood noodle. Their delivery is also great, as they will pack the noodles separately from the soup to keep them from being overcooked and soggy. The "chive box" was very good (I am not sure what the name is in English, but it's a flattened dumpling that is fried, filled with chive and egg and little shrimp). This restaurant is super authentic and I highly recommend coming to try it! I literally could move to Sao Paulo, now that I know there is a place to fulfill my noodle addiction.

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.

As an Asian America tourist, I love trying bubble tea whenever I can find it in a new country! So…read morehappy to find it here in the liberdade neighborhood of sao paolo also known as the Japanese town of the city. I got a traditional Taiwanese milk black tea boba and it was delicious! A little different than what I am used to in America, but the taste is interestingly good. They have a lot more different unique flavors too like lime with milk bubble tea. Definitely a cool place to check out if you like bubble tea!

England may have the tea tradition in Western world, but if you have been to Asia, you may know all…read morethe different ways to enjoy this ancient drink. Tea Station is where you get your Taiwanese style cold tea. You select from green or red tea and use all your creativeness to combine fruit syrup, boba (aka tapioca pearls), pudding and even add milk based drink "Yakult". After the preparation, your plastic cup will be sealed by a machine and then you open a hole with your straw to drink your creation.

Estava passeando pelas ruas alternativas do bairro da Liberdade, quando me deparei com a Tea…read moreStation. Cheia de post it colados com dizeres, e dezenas de opções de misturas com chás, a casa parece sempre cheia. A opção de chá gelado com Puba, aquelas bolinhas (tapioca balls) é de longe a mais procurada. Permite comprar em uma embalagem selada para viagem, o que é muito cômodo.

Was craving ramen because of an Anime I watched the other day so I ended up skipping the gua bao,…read moreeven though it looked great. My brother had the wanton ramen and his lady had hers with taiwanese sausage. I ordered shio ramen with pork belly and wheat noodles (you can get harussame or ho fun instead) and braised pork belly as a topping. We ordered fried squid and gyoza for the table. The gyoza dough was a little thicker than that of the other Taiwanese restaurants nearby, the filling rich in Chinese leeks and umami served unremarkable sweet and sour sauce on the side. The squid was crunchy and light without being too chewy. Unlike most restaurants in this area, the hot tea was not complimentary and they didn't have any green tea so we went with a cup of oolong each. There's something about the pepper in Taiwanese and Chinese restaurants. It's usually very strong although it doesn't overpower the flavors of the food. We sat upstairs as the few table downstairs were full. Pity the table next to us was very loud, with one guy practicing his monologue about whatever. Other than having a douche ranting for a soundtrack, our experience was pretty enjoyable.

Great new Taiwanese restaurant in Liberdade. The speciality is pork buns and they are smashing. I…read morehaven't tried the other food on the menu - fried chicken/squid or the noodles. Though if the pork bun is enough to go by then I have high hopes. The pork bun is a meal by itself so you probably won't be needing another plate. The pork is juicy and tender and the bread is soft, however sadly not as pure as other pork buns I've tried. Albeit at 14 reais it's a great bargain for a quick dinner.