Good Chinese food in São Paulo Brazil. The server told us not to order all the dishes we wanted…read morebecause it was too much food and he was right. The food was good but not great. It is close to the Hilton just across the river so . very conveniently located. I am recommending this place if you crave Chinese while in Brazil.

Located in quite street closed to ponte Morumbi with good authentic Chinese food, very reasonably…read morepriced and friendly service. Highly recommended

Pretty delicious place that seems to be almost the hub of arujá on the weekends. The line to order…read morefood can be incredibly long, deposited the rapid turnover. So far, I have had the Yakisoba frutos do mar, the frango chadrez and the Mega Sushi plate for 2. Of a the frango was by far the best. The sushi was delicious, but I was not a fan of the lime wedges that seemed to cover everything. I would give the sushi plate a 4/10. If you need fancy decor to enjoy your meal, this is not the place for you. The joint is strictly white plastic chairs and really conjures the food court vibe.

Well... it's one of the Brazilian interpretations of a Japanese restaurant: noisy, plastic chairs…read moreand tables, packed with people... but the Japanese fried noodles ("yaki-soba") are very nice. Big servings with a very low price. There are a variety of Japanese hot dishes. Looks like they have sushi as well but... didn't try it this time

I lived in Sao Paulo for 5 months. All I wanted was some Thai food…read more Someone recommended Tian to me, and much to my delight, we ended up moving into Itaim, just a few blocks from it! First off, this is legit Thai. The dishes are authentic and delicious. They have wonderful cocktails. They have lots of vegetarian options!!! We frequented this restaurant several time during our stay in Brasil. The food was always delicious, though the service would range from fabulous to nonexistent. A few times my veggie tom kha soup had to be sent back because it arrived with chicken in it. (And trust me, we ordered in Portuguese.) However, despite the occasional mistakes, and the occasional rude server, we still loved the restaurant. They have great lunch specials as well! A must try if you love Thai.

Well, the first time I went here I was impressed by the ambiance and the chic decor. I went with a…read morecouple friends and we ordered four plates, the only one that stood out was the lamb curry. I am big fan of Thai food and was really looking forward to those bold flavors. The experience was nice but nothing special. My husband and I decided to go back this weekend so I could determine if maybe it was just the chef that night that didn't deliver what was expected. Honestly the environment is so relaxing it's hard not to want to dine here. We tried to order the lamb curry and they "were out". We thought okay this is opportunity to order some completely different plates. We ordered the duck curry and efu noodles. The food arrived and the curry looked and smelled delicious, as soon as we took our first bite we both agreed it was lacking that tangy kick , it had the spice but nothing else, barely even any flavor. We were surprised because it smelled so good! We asked for lime and salt to add ourselves which made it much better. The noodles were so so and overall I was a disappointed and we probably won't be coming back but I will say the restaurant is beautiful, relaxing, and romantic and the staff is very warm and helpful. They just need to get a chef that contributes to the wonderful setup they have there.

I was so happy to find authentic hotpot in Brazil! Although the flavors are not as well-rounded as…read more"Little Sheep" in the U.S., it was still quite good with good ingredients. We loved adding extra dry spice to the soup and also using their dipping sauce for the meat and veggies. There was a wait on a Saturday night, so a reservation may be helpful if coming on a weekend.

walk in and this place smells good. like huajia and spices. I have to return with a sizable group…read morebecause on my own hotpot is too much food. I'm not sure how yelp arrived at this name...or maybe I'm even tagging up the wrong place. the listed '4 breeze would be a bad (and wrong) direct translation from the Chinese sign. it's basically the 4-rivers of 'si-chuan' or Sichuan. in Portuguese their business card lists 'restaurante culinaria si chuan'. address is Rua Americo de Campos, 42. phone 3271-0597 or 98789-7227. Hours 11-14, 17-21 (see business card photo).

Do not fool yourself: One single dish feeds 3 people at Rong He. Food is tasty, service friendly…read moreand the ambiance very simple. It was Saturday lunch, We ordered cold noodles with tahini sauce and fresh vegetables and tofu with vegetables and rice. All very good , we will be eating take away for 2 days

it is great. The people are nice. I can't say anything better. It's really very good. The chicken…read moreGyro is very good. Everything is great. It's like very good Beyoncé. I had to get rid of 1000 star rating. The most stars I can have in the whole world, I'll give that.

Lovely location at the famous Liberdade neighbor. A lovely taste of Chinese food that won't include…read morethe usual suspects. I was looking for a bit of real Chinese food and I was not disappointed. Great service, these guys are attentive and fun. They will also help you decide from the many choices of their menu. Clean and airy, great spot for Chinese food.

They have knife-shaved noodles!!!…read more The noodles are authentic, hand-made, perfectly chewy (qq for the Chinese folk out there). They rival noodles I have had in California, and are even better than some places I have been to in California. I love their soup noodles, but especially their fried seafood noodle. Their delivery is also great, as they will pack the noodles separately from the soup to keep them from being overcooked and soggy. The "chive box" was very good (I am not sure what the name is in English, but it's a flattened dumpling that is fried, filled with chive and egg and little shrimp). This restaurant is super authentic and I highly recommend coming to try it! I literally could move to Sao Paulo, now that I know there is a place to fulfill my noodle addiction.

挺好的，食物分量很大，味道也不错。价格也还好。尤其是在南部吃过一个香港人的中餐，这个好太多了。…read more店内很多亚洲人面孔，大多应该是中国人。想吃中餐绝对是个好的选择。 分享一个刚刚深刻领悟的经验，如果一个中餐店中国人不多，而是老外多，那就不是中餐了

This place has really good Xiao long bao. I've lived in SF, LA and Dallas. I've had din Tai Fung. I…read morereally like the xlb here and it's better than what I've had in the past. It was perfectly seasoned and very savory. Not a lot of soup as part of it but the inside was excellent. We also got the yang chou fried rice which was serviceable and the duck which was a good deal, but the xlb was excellent. The owner told us they make it in house. They have a all Chinese menu and they speak Chinese here. The owner is from Jiang Su. Very friendly. Tea is only 2 real for a whole pot. They also have a really painting of a cat in the old Chinese art style. It's very busy for lunch and most of the locals ordered the nai you man you. (Pan fried sweet buns). We didn't get it but it looked good. Would definitely recommend stopping by, especially if you are Chinese and missing Chinese cuisine after a week in brasil.

The only thing strange about Mirim is its location - it's located atop a Kopenhagen store and to…read moreget to it,one must enter the store and take the staircase at the end. This place really deserves more credit - the Korean food options that they serve are, frankly in my amateur opinion, quite good. I normally come here for lunch especially when the craving for Asian food can't be met by the 'oh-so-boring' Temakeria and everytime I have liked what they serve. For lunch at R$ 38-40 they have some options of bibimbap & sundubu and the portions are quite well served -the spice level is on the higher side so I recommend that you go prepared to get some good Korean flavours. Most of the customers are Koreans or Japanese from neighbouring Paulista based companies - also another sign that the food is authentic. A place I visit frequently and has never let me down !

Korean food is not as well known as Japanese or Chinese cuisines, but it is conquering many fans in…read morethe country with the recent Korean pop culture invasion. Mirim is basically a restaurant to go during weekdays for lunch and focus on the Korean expat population in the neighborhood. From bibimbap (rice with meat and vegetables in a hot bowl to mix with a raw egg and chili paste) to sundubu (spicy soup with tofu and seafood), you can try the basics of Korean food. The lunch menu dishes include the main dish and 3 options of banchan (kimchi is always a must) and for attracting more customers, they have a loyalty program. For every 10 meals, you get 1 for free. I have my favorite dish which is the sundubu. I already tired bibimbap which was good, but a dish I would not recommend is any noodle based dish. Even though the broth was spicy, the noodles tastes like instant noodles you can get at any grocery shop in Bom Retiro.