I've been to other Brazilian steak houses but nothing like this place. It's always nice when you…read morecan experience authentic cuisine. The rules are the same red means no more meat, green means bring it on. Of course the salad and sushi bars are designed to fill your tank before the meat comes. DON'T DO IT!!!!! Save space for the meat. That's why you come to a Brazilian steak house. We were a party of one hundred so hats off for serving all of us and the normal patrons. Most of the meat was tender, juicy and well seasoned. Occasionally, I had a dry piece but that was the exception not the rule. The wait staff was super friendly and did there very best serving a bunch of gringos who don't speak Portuguese. The desert platter was pretty yummy as well with all kinds of options pictured below. Exciting atmosphere and fun place to eat.

This place is a hidden gem! The rodizio is BRL 79.99 per person. The quality of the meat here is…read morecomparable, and in some cases better than the Fogo de Chaos and Vento Harraganos of São Paulo. Highly recommended! The service is wonderful and the wait staff pays great attention the customers needs.

I would avoid, especially if you're coming from the states…read more There were multiple tables dining, yet the staff only had one Picanha skewer going. It would take over 10-15 minutes just to get another slice of Picanha, yet they kept bringing bottom sirloin and other cuts. Also, the bottom sirloin was not as good as the other Churrascarias in Sao Paulo (Jardineria, Barbacoa, etc...). The pincaha was still very good at this location, but you could tell they were trying to get rid of their other cuts first. The staff also kept messing up our bill. For the price point and quality of the other cuts, it's just not worth it. There are too many other great Churrascarias around the city. For the record, I only went because of how close it was to my hotel. I'm actually surprised the Fogo de Chao in the states have better quality and service.

Service is great - best service I've experienced in a while. However, the quality of food isn't the…read morebest since it is buffet style. Also since we don't speak Portuguese we didn't know what we were eating.

Its a secret place, not like other place of Bom Retiro, more quite!…read moreIt's a nice place for happy hour with friend after work. The negative is waiter are slow, but who care it's for relax, time isn't important!!!

Very nice experience in this simple Korean restaurant. The decoration is sparse and traditional,…read moreand the environment is quiet and cozy. The bibimbap is quite good, as well as the barbecue, and they were both served with traditional sidings, all very tasteful. Watermelons finish your meal, with the check being relatively concise - only the numbers, so keep track of your orders. The price is fair (even a little cheap) for what is served. Will return to try the rest of the menu.

I was brought here for the first time by a group of Koreans that were spending a couple of days in…read moreBrazil on a business trip. After their investigation through Internet and a kind of survey with other Koreans living in the country, they finally concluded that this was the best Korean restaurant in São Paulo and so far, I agree with them. In the heart of the traditional Korean town of Bom Retiro, as other restaurants of similar cuisine, one issue that needs to be adapted to local customs is their working hours: specially at night, they close quite early for Brazilian standard. Apart from that, the dishes are very well executed. If you are a beginner on Korean cuisine, better try "Seok Joung Combinado" which can be individual or for sharing by two. It comes with a little bit of each traditional dish, including soup, rice, Korean style sashimi and others that may vary daily. And the price is very reasonable for the quality and quantity. If you know a little more about Korean food, then try the other dishes in the menu with no fear. A Korean to be called authentic.