Normally I don't write reviews on Yelp. If you have an opportunity to be in São Paulo, and you…read morewant great Japanese dining, you want to come here. Saude and Kanpai

Was wondering what our last meal would be in São Paulo, and this one was a great choice. It's been…read morea while since I've had good grilled Japanese food (a few places in the Bay Area and of course in Japan). I recommend trying a variety of each, since the skewers are all reasonably priced and small portioned. The roasted garlic, chicken teriyaki, and okra were among my favorite. I also tried the quail eggs, shiitake mushroom, asparagus wrapped in bacon, and beef (which was like ground meat). I only wish the shiitake was a little more grilled, it was undercooked. If you are more adventurous, they have different cuts of chicken and beef, and chicken hearts and livers if you like. If you are in a small group or by yourself, I recommend sitting in front of the grills (glass separates you from the smoke and sizzle) because it's fascinating to the watch the cooks rotate the meat, dip in the marinade, clip off the burnt parts with scissors, and manage the grill with all the busy orders flying in. They also serve oden, which you can see stewing right next to the grills, overflowing with broth and variety of vegtables. Other typical dishes, like sushi, yakisoba, miso shiro are all available as well, but I recommend to at least try some of the grilled items, since that's it's specialty. Note that they serve edamame as an appetizer, even if you don't order it but it gets added to the bill. Of course it's obvious this place is good, when the locals who patronize it are of Japanese decent, and it retains authenticity. The head chef can be seen working the customers, socializing and even serving. I will definitely return to this place when I get a chance.

We had an incredible experience at this restaurant. Their tasting menu was fantastic, you could…read morefeel the ingredients were very fresh. Service was also excellent, everybody was polite and explained each dish in detail. It was pricy but worth it.

In town for the first time because of work and heard about the dominant Japanese community, so we…read morehad to try a sushi place. The decor was lovely. We didn't make a reservation, so we sat immediately in front of the line chefs / sushi masters which was fun and entertaining. There's an English menu or just watch as things come out and point to them! Everything was fresh and elegantly served.

Went to Jam today and was pleasantly surprised. I am a sushi lover but this place takes sushi to a…read morewhole different level. You do have the traditional stuff but we ordered a "Chef's creation" combo and it was absolutely superb. A must have is the salmon carpaccio - can't put into words how great this is. Totally recommend!

A local said this is his favorite sushi restaraunt in town. In a nice neighborhood and the space…read moreis nicely decorated. Fun vibe with music playing at a low volume. He was able to get us the chef's bar where we let the chef choose everything. We were treated to so many delicious plates it's hard to remember all of them. While maybe considered expensive locally, it was actually very reasonable. Four people, 13 different servings, sake, beer, cocktails all for a total of $400 and change.

Iconic best sushi I've ever had!! (I'm from NYC) go to the sushi bar ask for Dennis! I've come here…read more5x my go to in SP

Naoki sushi is one of the best japanese restaurant I have ever been to. The food is really tasty,…read moreand they always serve couverts. My favorite dishes are defitnely their shimeji or temaki's. The service is pretty good and fast, even if you order lots of different foods. The rodízio is pretty great, they don't bring a lot of food at the same time, which is something I like, because i don't like to see lots of food in front of me. The price is nice, considering how good the food is. The only problem for me is that at the rodízio the drinks are not include, and they are kind expensive. In general, the ambience is pretty cosy and pretty.

What a cute place! Such nice design and decor. The service was friendly and helped us with…read moretranslating since we don't know the language. I ordered the crispy rice salmon with cream cheese. It was delicious. I then got the banana flambé with ice cream. So yummy! Definitely a great place to try and very affordable

We have gone here 2 times so far and have enjoyed it a lot. Good fresh fish, good service and nice…read moreclean atmosphere. Great prices for the quality of food.

All you can eat salmon sushi...what's not to love?!…read more A group of 5 of us came here around opening team and were seated right away. We couldn't speak or read Portuguese, but a waiter was kind enough to bring over a guy who spoke English. He recommended several dishes from the menu, which we wholeheartedly agreed to even though we didn't know what we were ordering. I have no idea what we got to this today, but they were all so yummy! Another waiter came by every so often with rolled sushi. I'm a big fan of salmon, and for the price of around $20 USD, this place is definitely worth your buck!

If you are a salmon fan and happen to be in São Paulo, it is an absolute sin to miss Sarumon. As…read morethe name of the restaurant makes it very obvious, since Sarumon means salmon in Japanese, you cannot even find prawn or other common fishes in Japanese restaurants in there. More than gullible would you be to think that this would make the menu very castrated or lacking variety. From cevive to grilled salmon, passing through marvelous combination such as salt flower and truffle olive oil sushi. I also came across the sake sangria. Such a marvelous sweet deliciousness. Very fresh, perfect combination for lunch. Highly recommend the place, staff is so friendly and helpful, you can repeated anything as much as you want (sangria is apart, obviously, but the jar costed only 35 reais), the only option is eat as much as you want for 75 reais, which in my point of view is a bargain for what you get. Even the yakizoba has salmon, but if you want a la carte, the only option is yakizoba, which you can have only with vegetables in case you don't like salmon, although going there without enjoying the salmon treats is the biggest waste anyone can possibly think about.

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!