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Tian

3.5 (23 reviews)
Open • 12:00 pm - 4:00 PM, 7:00 PM - 12:00 am (Next day)

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Octopus appetizer (Entrada do polvo)
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The food was good, I had the octopus appetizer and duck curry. The octopus was delicious not too chewy or tough, very well set up as well. The curry was a little less spicy than most but still full of flavor. You'll need more rice, but delicious all around.

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Petiscos do Tigrão

Petiscos do Tigrão

2.8(5 reviews)
5.2 km•Liberdade
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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.

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Tian - asianfusion - Updated October 2026

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