Hiden away in this cozy little house in Santo Amaro, this vegetarian restaurant is a little gem…read more The menu changes daily with fresh juices and great desserts also served. They also have a small market where you can find your gluten free, organic, whole meal supplies. Try getting a table upstairs if you can. The room is quieter. Finding parking can be difficult but they have valet service. Try to get there before 1pm if you can. They are very busy at that time.

People return to this restaurant because of its cosy interior, New England style, because of its…read morefresh tasty vegetarian food cooked daily and the yogurt with berry sauce which is delicious. This place is known for its organic fares and groceries and for its cosy ambience. It is however a bit on the expensive side for a self-service restaurant.

This place is so cute and friendly. The owner told us about how he grows all the vegetables and…read moreharvests his own honey from his bees and hand makes the pasta. The staff was super friendly and the food was amazing.

I dined here for lunch. Great selection of vegetarian options, fresh produce, the owner was…read moreaccommodating and gave me a brief tour of the food selection, despite a language barrier. I would highly recommend this boutique restaurant.

amazing. even if you are a non-vegetarian/vegan, you will not be disappointed. i went for a work…read morelunch with 5 other people. it was suggested by a meat-eater. get the ginger juice - it's really good. also, the coconut cake is great. the menu of the day was a salad (get the house dressing, it was delicious) and a large plate of two different choices (i got black beans, brown rice, farofa with nuts and okra, and cooked, julienne vegetables wrapped in a collard green leaf with chunky tomato sauce) for around 25R. also, the atmosphere is like walking into an anthropologie store, which i kinda loved.

We come to Sao Paulo every December and always make it a point to dine at Tandoor. Hands down,…read moreit's the best Indian restaurant in Sao Paulo and one of the best Indian restaurant I have eaten at anywhere. My favorite dish is the Vegetarian Thali. The Dal (brown lentils) is the best. The dishes are spiced just right. My favorite drink is Salt Lassi. Lakhi is a great host and I enjoy catching up with him. Tandoor just moved to a new location and it's even more spacious than their previous location.

I have been coming to Tandoor for the past 20 years and their kitchen keeps serving a great food…read more The food taste differs from the ones in the UK or US, as to adapt to the local Brazilian taste, so if are eagered to get the original seasoned spicy chicken tikka masala or meat byriani, ask the chef for the real Indian one They have a "all you can eat" buffet during lunch from Monday to Friday for a fixed price which is worth trying - it's BRL 38,00 plus service.

This was our favourite meal of the trip and we had some amazing ones. We were famished and so…read moreordered a lot of food, which was much more than we could handle. We ordered: -Guacamole with banana chips: this was a nice appy to start the meal, coming with very nicely seasoned guac and dehydrated banana chips. Great way to start the meal. Large portion. -Two different types of vegan quiche that were both decadent, rich and well-spiced. Great creamy texture and quite filling -Black risotto - one of the best risottos I've ever had. Very creamy, with lots of vegan mozzarella, mushrooms, pumpkin seeds, and plenty of microgreens on top. Absolutely divine. -Baião de dois (vegan). I hadn't tried one of these before, and man was it incredible. The main dish was a rice-based dish with vegan sausage, firm tofu, and veggies with a very complex flavour and wonderful textures. On the side was an incredible garlic-sauteed kale, fried banana, and a sort of polenta-like mash with hearts of palm/jackfruit(? - look up) that was sensational. Our server spoke no English, so we communicated via Google Translate. He was so kind, hospitable and friendly--told us he loved serving us at the end. Can't say enough good things about this place. You must try out Banana Verde.

Honestly, this place would be 5 stars if it wasn't for the SERVICE. I absolutely hate to identify…read morepeople but the older bald man who was our server was so nonchalant and absolutely rude. Not like outwardly aggressive type of rude but the kind of rude where he interacts like he couldn't give a damn about the table, the order, or his guests. I do not speak Portuguese but I try. I try so hard to speak Portuguese to a basic level, enough to order. He wouldn't even try to help me out. I know he didn't speak English (not his problem at all) but usually, I even asked for "agua" and he acted as if he couldn't understand me. I resorted to just pointing to items on the menu (which is fine as well) but then he acted like he could barely lean over to see/read which item I was pointing to or like having to come closer to read what I was pointing at was annoying for him. Honestly, we were so excited to come there and he just lets the air out of the room with his demeanor. One thing that wasn't his fault, the restaurant did not have NUMEROUS items that was on the menu. We ordered various items and multiple people had to select their second and third choices. Sounds small but again, when you don't speak the language (but trying your best), having to pick two and three times on the fly is not a nice experience. Food and drink - 5 Stars Ambiance- 5 Stars Service- 1

The food is delicious, beautifully presented and really high vibe. This is, by far, my favorite…read morevegan restaurant in São Paulo. I highly recommend checking it out.

3.5 stars Gopala is a casual, hipster restaurant offering…read moreIndian-inspired vegetarian eats. They offer a changing daily menu, always accompanied by a starter salad and juice of the day. The selection on my visit included brown rice with mixed vegetables, mattar paneer (peas, tomatoes, and cheese cubes), vadai (lentil fritters with yogurt sauce), roasted potatoes, roasted cucumber with cheese, and a three-cheese lasagna with tomato sauce. All of the items were prepared simply using almost no spices--some of the dishes had the appearance and inspiration of Indian food but certainly lacked the soul. While the flavors could have been better, this still made for a healthy vegetarian lunch that came at an affordable price, and the meal was capped off with a dessert of bananas baked with brown sugar.

Oh my, the food here is excellent. Very tasty, reasonably priced and sufficiently filling. I went…read moreduring the lunch period on a Saturday. It was crowded with persons waiting on the outside to be seated. It seems the larger your group the longer the wait. I didn't have a waiting problem though as it was just me. The service is very fast so I suspect the lines is simply based on the popularity of the restaurant. Your wait time for seating may be 10 - 15 mins, that's only an estimate as I didn't wait. The restaurant is small with a homely feel but maybe they have outgrown the location. It is interesting to note that there are many other restaurants on that street but they all seem empty.

Fantastic food! We stumbled upon this resturant by accident and were very pleased with the food and…read moreservice. We had visited a few vegeterian places in vila madelena and this was by far the best!

I keep coming back here. It's one of my go-to lunch places. The buffet has a wide variety that…read morealways changes and the smoothies and lassis are really nice. I am half Indian so I think the spicing has a familiarity of home even though it's all done with a Brazilian twist. You won't leave hungry.