Excellent sushi. I had the omakasi especial and everything was beautifully assembled, excellent…read moretexture, and delicious. We rounded it out edamame. The staff was friendly, service prompt. As I checked it the dry aging cabinet fill of tuna, a sushi chef came to explain the process and parts in detail. I'll be back.

One of the best sushi restaurants in São Paulo. My kind of simple, traditional atmosphere. The fish…read moreis awesome, fresh, and the price is fair too. But this address is not correct. They're at Av. Brg. Luís Antônio, 2367. Try the tirashi, the sardine sushi or the uni sushi, and you won't be disappointed.

It was phenomenal Brazilianized Japanese cuisine for my birthday. Very friendly servers, tasty…read moresushi, and beer. I am confident to take my friends next time! Thanks for my birthday surprise!!

I can say with confidence that this is one of the best sushi places I've ever been. The staff is…read morekind and helpful! The place is cozy (not too big, not too small). Sushi was very good, several options to choose from right temperature, size, and texture. Sashimi was very good too. In the end there is even ice-cream included! A must go when in São Paulo!

I'm visiting a friend who lives in Sao Paulo, and she took me here as a must-try! The ambience is…read morean authentic Izakaya Experience, which made it really fun and special to dine here. (We don't have a place like this in DC, at least not yet). We ate in private area shared with another party. We didn't mind as it still felt separate from each other. Around the restaurant there are a lot of photos of Japan, and there was a displayed video of those Walk-tours of Japan on the tv screen. Overall a fun vibe! The food itself was very good. We enjoyed the katsu sando! Very crispy fried bread on the outside, juicy chicken inside. The sara udon was not your typical large noodle but rather pan fried noodle in sauce, so once submerged in the sauce the noodles turn from crispy to soft. It had a lot of good veggies and the squid and pork was tasty too. My favorite dish was the tempura udon. It was a classic dish, and it hit the spot for me. The sashimi bowl was good too, but I've had better. The pieces I had were bit dry and chewy, so it didn't taste very fresh; to be honest, it was not the best sashimi I've had. Good service as well! We got our drink orders and food rather quickly, aside from the tempura udon which came last. It is really busy - you sign up on the waitlist outside. But the line goes fast!

As far as to-go options go, this Izakaya has pared down its menu to have items that travel well…read moreeither for pick up at their window or delivery by numerous options. I got the Karaage Bento--tasty well seasoned boneless fried chicken pieces with finely shredded cabbage, garlic chives with egg, thinly slice marinated bamboo shoot, 2 pieces of tempura roll, kimchi, and sushi rice with a sour plum . I tried to order another bento next evening via food delivery but the restaurant had closed

The best Japanese restaurant in the Faria Lima area, the chefs are from Japan very old guy and…read moreexperience. Love the toros

By far the best sushi place in Sao Paulo. I got to know it through a good friend of mine who is…read morefrom Japan. The place is super small and only has an old couple serving the food. Make sure you make a reservation in advance. I got the freshest and tastiest sushi I have ever gotten in Brazil (and there's plenty of nice places for Sushi in Brazil). Beware that the place is not cheap. Actually it is very expensive but in my opinion totally worth it.

Dô is hands down my favorite place for sushi in São Paulo!…read more The fish is always extremely fresh, and the types of sushi are inventive and all delicious. The foie gras is a favorite of my husbands, where as I can gobble down about a dozen of the hamburgeinhas. I only order one though, because I'm a lady. Don't worry, fellow pescetarians! It's actually made out of salmon and not beef. I used to just order a bunch of individual rolls, but I now order the tirashi. It is a bowl of rice topped off with several types of fish sashimi style, with some seaweed and cucumbers on the side. It gives variety, and it is incredibly delicious and filling. I suggest giving it a try! The staff is always friendly and efficient. It isn't the largest dining room, but there is also some outdoor seating. If there is a bit of a wait to get in, it's worth it! Best sushi around.

Good food and good service :) Better prices for executive…read morelunch. The place is not big, for this reason sometimes you have to wait for a table but worth it.

Loved the ambiance and the service. The fish was very fresh!…read more I got a miso soup and noodle dish to start. The miso soup had tempura in it. Yum! I got a combination plate with various sashimi and a choice of a side. I got the gyōza. They were very generous with the portions. This was super fresh. Staff were very kind. I thought the fish and flavors were great!

As visitors, we rolled through Liberdade during the Sunday street fair and didn't have time to eat…read morein one of the restaurants. It was likely that we were only going to get to try one Japanese restaurant in Sao Paulo on our trip. Sushi or dinner plates? Luckily Yamaga has both. And both are delicious. They have an English menu! :) Although it was nice to see a Japanese menu in Portuguese. The salmon on salmon roll was fresh and so delicious. The beer hella (San Francisco Bay area slang for "very") cold, the sake delicious. The tempura generous and artistically plated. The OyakoDon comforting and delicately balanced. The okonomiyaki was crispy and the mushroom was good with beer. Everything was good. We ordered so much because we wanted to try it all, I wish I could eat here again.

We waited 40 minutes for our food to arrive. I've had some recommendations on the "Yaki-Soba" here,…read morebut... Just too salty, lots of pasta and sauce turbocharged with salt, sesame oil and shoyu. Few vegetables / beef / chicken. :( However, the place was packed. Price is good - maybe my taste is a little biased since I'm exposed to the real Japanese cuisine. This is very "localized" to my taste, but seems locals enjoy it. I'd try the other restaurants in the same building.

It's all you can eat and the quality of the sushi reflects it. It's not horrible but in a city like…read moreSP where there's lots of high quality options, it's pretty forgettable.

One of the best japanese restaurants in Sampa. They have a executive lunch for 47,90 (Mon-Fri at…read morelunch) with all types of fish and a premium menu for 68,90 which includes sea food and some specific dishes. I don't think this restaurant is a premium one, but considering the price and the quality of the food, it is an excellent option. If you exotic and more food this is not the place, you will have to go to another place but will cost almost the double. It was my 4th time there and I'll definitely go back there.