This place has amazing food and view. The seafood risotto was dioecious and could server three…read morepeople. This is one of the best places in Florianópolis to eat oysters for cheap.

Best sushis EVER!!! We took the degustation menu: Omakase. 3 people coming from 3 different…read morecountries among 1 coming from Japan and we ALL LOVED LOVED LOVED everything in our plates. 8 courses with 3 pieces each and including desert. It is very fresh. We can only say that we may come back in town just for this restaurant. Thank you Chef, it was excellent!

Absolutely one of the best Japanese restaurants I've ever been to in the world. I had the chefs…read moretasting menu and each dish was delightful. Beautiful view of the city from the top floor of the Majestic hotel.

Best seafood in the area. Huge portions, a homemade caïpirinha very good and strong. People are…read morewarm and welcoming, I highly recommend this restaurant.

Miyoshi is a sushi chain in Florianópolis, and during the night they have a all you can eat sushi…read morebuffet for 35 reals for men and 30 for women. They have A huge variety of sushi and other Japanese foods that you can order and is included in the buffet. This is one of the best places to eat sushi on the island, and I would recommend it to anyone who likes sushi.

I'm from the US, so the sushi quality and prices can vary greatly here. I thought it would be even…read moremore so in Florianopolis, but was happy to find Sushi Yama. The fish quality was good and the prices on northeastern US budget were great. We went for the sushi buffet (minus the sashimi which is R$20 more). The selection was decent although it seemed to be a bit salmon-heavy. There were plenty of maki and nigiri to chose from, as well as cucumber and seaweed salads, miso soup, and a few other standard sushi bar mainstays. It all seemed fresh to me although the sushi offerings were on the small side. We didn't order al la carte off the menu but I would imagine the sushi would be much the same, only larger. The decor is a nice mix of standard sushi bar and comfortable Brazilian style. There were quite a few tables in multiple rooms although they get busy on the weekend. Service was reasonably attentive (as much as it can be in Brazil) and the drinks were fairly priced. Overall, we enjoyed ourselves at Sushi Yama: There was enough at the sushi buffet to keep us happy, and when the bill arrived, we were even happier. https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g303576-d2363176-r476962413-Sushi_Yama-Florianopolis_State_of_Santa_Catarina.html#

You can take a boat from Lagoa de concecion to stop 16 where there are a group of restaurants and a…read moreshort trail to a nearby waterfall. The restaurants by the water all look the same and seem to serve similar food, we try a progression of shrimp for two at Sabor da Costa. The steamed shrimp are large and nice and unpeeled. The milanesa are tasty but contains the dirty string urk. The fried are very small and fried with the shells, way too crunchy for me. The sides are the usual white rice, beans, fajao. We are almost alone and get drunk on artesanal cachaça while having a great conversation with the waiter. The food is not memorable but the trip and the setting is well worth it at least in late October when it is not too warm and not too many people.

After little bit over a week traveling in Brazil, this is the first restaurant I was super…read moresatisfied when I left. Sushi was made to the perfection, remind me of sushi I had in Japan. Yes it is that good. A restaurant is about the experience they create, the service is a key element of that experience. Our waiter was amazing, super attentive to what we want, was always their when we needed him but we never felt he was just hovering over us. Spoke perfect English. He even made us a list of his favorite spots to check out in the city.

Best. sushi. ever. Must visit if your in floripa. Peru meets Japan. Fusion mix of the best foods…read moreboth countries have to offer.

Without a doubt the best restaurant in barra da lagoa. They have chicken milanesa and a beef dish…read morebut this is a seafood restaurant and the rest of the menu is imported and local fish and seafood prepared traditionally but with a lot care and love. We have a chilean salmon fried with herbs and served with rice and steamed legumes - potatoes, carrot and broccoli. It is not fantastic but very nice, for me the salmon is a little over cooked and the flavor could have been higher but it is a nice piece of fish and we are happy. We do not try any dessert but they have a few options. They also have good coffee, we try a nice normal Brazilian and a strong colombian.