The service is amazing, the food is incredible and the place is just like a backyard. The place…read moreserves pies with a great range of filling along with a diverse salad, with vegetables and fruits. For desert, an amazing banana pie. Can't forget to tell something about the amazing juices.

Sorvetes muito saborosos, atendimento bem legal, vale a pena conhecer …read more Tem cookies também muito bem preparados

Really nice ice cream, the best one is Pistachio... They offer many variations of chocolate and all…read moreof them are really good, but if you love only milk chocolate, pay attention that this is not the first option. The service is really good and the coffee is on the same way...

This is supposedly one of the best ramen houses in São Paulo, and because of that, this place gets…read morefilled up pretty quickly. Be prepared to wait or come early! Upon walking in, the establishment is bright and smartly decorated. Behind the bar, you can see the ramen chefs working their magic into each bowl. The ramen itself is decently priced (definitely cheaper than the US!), though I was a little disappointed that their tonkotsu ramen wasn't really made from tonkotsu broth, but rather, it was salt or soy based. That being said, it was more than enough to satisfy my ramen craving.

The best way to cure a São Paolo cachaça ressaca is to brave a ride on the metro to Liberdade. From…read morethe square, down the road with the oriental lights across the bridge, then a little further on the right side is Aska. Note the "oh, this is gonna be good" vibe when you enter for the first time. It's been a family-run Liberdade staple for many years and is usually packed with locals at most times of the day. At lunch there may be a wait, however the Maitre-D flips tables fast. Aska serves up big bowls of delicious Ramen and Beef/vegetarian gyozi. Food comes fast, and udon noodle refills are often necessary. Chimchi, cold pickled vegetable salad is also tasty. Goes along well with an agua com gas or Guarana Antarctica. Prices are reasonable for what you get. "Ressaca? Que ressaca??" - Brazilian you