The guy's behind the counter are wonderful the best Juice on paulista ave great for a snack love…read morethis place

Amazing cafe! Friendly smiles and they even speak English pretty good. Food was very fresh and…read moredelicious. It's off the main strip so a lot of traffic but the cafe atmosphere was real chill. The burger is extremely massive but was moist and flavorful every bite. Oh a bonus, please order the watermelon juice. Happy Yelping

Better than all the other botecos that we can see in Paulista…read more Try to read the menu without salivating big time! Everything sounds so good!! I ordered an omelet and it was HUGE and very tasty as well. The cheese omelet is a bit too much because they won't spare on the cheese. The salmon is good too... Just sit here and enjoy paulista movements.

Was referred to this place by a São Paulo native and I was not disappointed. Who knew Brazil had…read moresome of the best sushi ?! I order so many rolls and loved every one of them. The decor was nice and trendy. The staff were very helpful and accommodating even though I knew no Portuguese. LOL Would definitely recommend if you're in São Paulo looking for your next sushi fix.

taken by friends, had an excellent meal. The sushi was fresh, the portions were adequate. The…read morechicken soba was piping hot and very good. My friends are regulars and know everyone, they all stopped by to say hello. A small beer list and they are double what one pays elsewhere. I do recommend the place. Great service and very good food.

I was just walking around the area and decided to stop in this place. I believe that it was just…read moreopen during the ofttimes, but I decided heck let's check it out. What I can say I love the most about his experience was how attentive the weight staff was. My drinks were always filled, and anytime I needed. Any size are Extra's hours always well cared for. I don't know how authentic the Japanese food is here, as I had ordered this sashimi combo on a boat. But I think it is the experience and how clean the place is that makes me want to return back for more, in terms of the ambience at this moment it is 4:15 PM recording this review, and I can say it is clean, open, and the music playing, American, but I am happy that I stopped here arbitrarily.

My friends and I had planned to get sushi in Liberdade, and I found a discount voucher online for…read moreus to use. Turned out to be a very cheap meal, getting all you can eat for around US$12. The food wasn't amazing, but it was pretty good. Sort of a strange all you can eat as they bring you a bunch of things first, and then you order other items afterwards. We were brought a bunch of items we didn't really want, so sort of wasteful. I ordered salmon and tuna nigiri and was brought salmon nigiri and a weak tuna roll. Not exactly what I asked for, and my friends are Brazilian so it wasn't a language barrier. Just weird service, I guess.

This fine establishment was just a block from the hotel I stayed in for a week of work. It's a…read morehealth-food mecca! I'm always worried about healthy food when i travel. I initially just thought this was a juice bar which would have been just fine for me, as I love a morning lemon juice (no sugar!), but this place has so much more! It's also got a great selection of salads, some nice egg dishes, some delicious Açai bowls for your daily superfood dose, and even KOMBUCHA! Service is super fast, so it's perfect for a quick lunch. For my entire time in Brazil I visited here every day and brought no less than 20 colleagues here - and if I'm ever back in the neighborhood I know I'll be right back here for a juice, snack, or healthy lunch.

Madureira is like a Rio-inspired healthy version of a diner. I honestly don't know how I haven't…read morereviewed this place yet. It's my go to hunger killer any time of the day. For breakfast enjoy delicious Açai bowls (a must try for all foreign visitors), a little bowl of scrambled eggs with a side of fruit salad or their version of French toast in which an egg is fried to your liking within the hole cutout of a piece of toast and then topped with requeijão, an extra creamy Brazilian creme cheese. Also worth trying is the crazy monkey sandwich made of banana, cinnamon and a special "healthy" cheese (as though cheese could be diet, ha!). Super health nuts will appreciate the mashed bananas with oats and honey. For lunch they have a lot of great sandwiches including a tasty veggie burger. You won't be tempted to get that side of fries, since they don't sell anything fried. They do however sell non greasy empanadas which make a great afternoon snack. My favorite is the carne picante. The juices are not to be missed as part of any meal but especially refreshing at mid day is a chilled coconut cut open on request. Foreigners should note the menu separation of Vitaminas (smoothies), which are quite thick and often include Açai or sorbet, and sucos (juices) which are usually filtered to a quite thin consistency. For dinner the platters are nutritious and filling. I think the baked white fish with salad is the most popular version for the post-gym crowd, but I am also a fan of the sweet potatoes or the veggie burger patties (comes without the bun). Basically this place is a vegetarian, gluten free and gym addict haven. But beware those desserts! I can say from personal experience that tasting that cheesecake should be done at your own personal risk. I think it's on the list of foods that I would request for my last meal. The bolo de banana integral while not as crave-worthy is also pretty good and meets the criteria of desserts that I actually believe are healthy. The only dessert, and actually menu item come to think of it, that I didn't love (after two years of quite devoted patronage) was the recently introduced gluten free cake, unfortunately really dry and flavorless. Beyond selling great value for money healthy food, the service here is super fast, theyre open pretty late, they deliver and they have an English menu (not that I need it anymore but great for visitors). And for extra super duper bonus points Madureira regularly gives away the pão de queijo that gets too hard from sitting in the front case for too long to the local homeless people. How can you not love them!?!?