Best Kibe (Kibeh) I've ever had. Make sure to load up on the pimenta (hot) sauce! It really brings…read moreout the flavor along with limes. Al Arabe is located in the Pinheiros part of Sao Paulo. The owners are wonderfully warm people. We also tried their esfiha which were very good. And don't miss out on their coffee. Good stuff!

Kalili is a very good option for Arabian buffet! The food looks like very healthy and fresh…read more Average price in Avenida Paulista inside the Shopping Center Paulista. If you are there, take a look, I highly recommend it :).b

This little place has the best Mediterranean desserts that I've found so far in Sao Paulo. They do…read morereal "Arabian" coffee here to go with them. Both the open and closed esfihas are excellent. We were really happy with the quality of everything. (Note: the owners appear to be authentically Syrian.)

SUPER clean! Going above and beyond with COVID protection protocol. We were impressed…read more The food was great and the staff was well trained and polite! I totally recommend it!!

One of the discreet yet amazingly varied Arabic foods in town !!…read more The keyword in Arabia is politeness - from the maitre to the waiters, there is never a moment when politeness is missing and the service is spectacular. Food - yummy, if I could just wrote down the whole menu and include the wide variety of options for vegetarians ranging from the awesome fatuche salad to the deliciously yummy veggie fatayer. Tried the salmon kibe cru and capir-sake da romã : really tasty although the former is only a weekend special. The warm pita bread that accompanies the kibe is nice. It's not a cheap place so definitely use Grubster to get your booking done ! P.S. - Valet parking is available but pricey at R$ 25

It's A-Ok, location is great, food was decent, they serve their specialties, mostly ranging from…read moremid R$20's and up, and their smaller foods, like sfiha, kibe, is pretty average. Nothing remarkable. Oh! Actually, it was one of the coldest beer I have in all SP. Beer was great!

Delicious Middle Eastern food. Home made breads and . The lentil rice with vermicelli is fantastic…read more Very simple but cosy settings, friendly staff. The hummus with basil is a must

Don't expect authenticity on KS, but one thing you can expect is to get your taste buds a festival…read moreof flavours and textures, and ohh aromas. So, KS although has a Turkish name and Turkish on menu, it's actually owned by a Brazilian whom lived in Istambul and is Italian descent. What can you expect out of it? Pretty darn food. And all sandwiches are served on a lavish bread, which is bakes every time someone orders a sandwich! Falafel sandwich: perfectly layered lettuce, grilled eggplant, fresh and crunchy cabbage, house made tahini sauce, crunchy on the outside and juice inside falafel nuggets. I have eaten a lot of falafels, but this one is packed with more spices than usual, not traditional but very yum. Lamb kebab sandwich: perfectly charred juice, tender lamb kebob. Grilled veggies and perfectly assembled sandwich. Sfiha: one of the best in town IMHO and pretty affordable compared to most Esfiha shops around town. KS's sfiha is pretty awesome because it's made with beef, brushed with lamb's grease for aroma and taste, and it uses lavosh dough keeping it very light, crunchy, and not doughy. Plus for R$ 3.90, it's unbeatable! Pet peeves I have about dining in, is that wait service is partial; have to physically order at the cashier window, wait staff delivers to you but nothing can be ordered with the waiting staff. They have a fridge filled with Heineken beer and a few artisanal brews but expect to pay about R$ 23 per bottle. The cool part about it is that is BYOB friendly.

This is the best mideastern restaurant for decades in São Paulo! The raw kibe, tabule, Kafta, fried…read morekibe, humus, bread ever! I love it! Service is outstanding, and ambiance is awesome! In the heart of Jardins, Oscar Freire is an amazing place! Love all of it!

oh how I have missed Almanara's food. after nearly 30 years later, I come back to SP ... pra matar…read moresaudades. Kibe cru is a must.