Where to begin. Went to Liberdade to see the area and then got hungry. I was on the hunt for some…read moregood sushi. Plugged in my Yelp! machine and found this place. Did a little more research locally and found out this is the spot. Got there a little early and waited outside patiently on the bench for it to open. Walked inside when we were invited in and my wife was so happy they had many tanuki. After walking by the sushi bar and peeping out the fish, which looked really good, I ordered the omakase. Omakase was in 5 courses: oysters, sashimi, shrimp, nigiri, and dessert. Everything was AMAZING! This place is amazing. I'm one word: Go!

Located in São Paulo's Liberdade neighborhood, this restaurant delivered delicious katsu curry with…read morebattered pork. The ramen was good, but the meat was on the chewier side. The curry came with a salad and a soup, which was way too salty for my liking. The service was quick. Not the cutest spot; there were a lot of families there that seemed to come there often.

When the line is too big for Lamen Kayzyu two doors up or you don't want to have to break the bank…read morethen Porque Sim is the place to go (you still will have to line up). A cheap place to go with friends and have a big tasty meal. Plenty of options of lamen and curries and noodles which are quick and tasty. The lamen combo at 27 reais is the perfect option to try a bit of everything and will fill you up pretty fast.

Every thing unfortunately was bad. We were three people . The service was terrible . Staff didn't…read moreknow what they doing . Food was bad quality and they don't know how to service others

Great Japanese food, very fresh always and service is quick..It's new place they opened 4months…read moreago.. They don't have yet that complex menu but all dishes is exceptional! Price very good - maybe cheap - for the kind of quality..

Unless you are training for a food eating competition, you will feel like you didn't get your…read moremoney's worth. The concept is clear by reading other reviews, it's an all you can eat buffet. The place may look sketchy from the outside as there's no "store front"; it's on the second floor of a building and it's in downtown SP, which as a native, I can attest isn't the best area and can feel a bit unsafe. So dont't go exploring at 10pm. ;) The food is great and fresh, service was also excellent in terms of kindness and attentiveness. The manager, Maria, was very sweet and hands-on, taking drink orders and making sure we were happy. At the end, in typical brazilian style, she gave us hugs and invited us to come back. The reason I'm not giving it 5-stars is because 1) staff could use further training as far as communicating and explaining that for instance, we could order miso soups, or temakis (handrolls); and 2) at $124 reais per person plus drinks, it feels expensive, despite the good quality and wide variety of options. Therefore, unless you feel like eating until you pass out, I would perhaps consider other options at this price.

I had Sushi from the back ally in Japan and also in the US. However I was very disappointed with…read morethe Sushi I had so far in Sao Paulo. First of all, the sushi here has a very limited selection. Everything tasted like soy sauce and sesame. There are quite a few dishes I am pretty sure it was Indo/Chinese rather than Japanese. I can't say it is bad, but I definitely had better. I think every country or culture has its own interpretation of ethnic food. For me, this place was over priced R$ 80 and was not satisfying.

Experimentei 2 ramen diferentes, incluindo o prato chefe da casa. Mas a comida não impressionou,…read moremedíocre. Ouvi dizer que os bentos são melhores, mas não cheguei a provar. Ambiente é bonito, meio moderno, porém as mesas são atochadas uma perto da outra ao ponto de que seria melhor fazer tudo um grande balcão e dar espaço para as pessoas (e os garçons) se movimentarem. Falando neles, o serviço é bem fraco, boa sorte tentando conseguir a atenção de um deles. E os 10% já vem incluso mesmo assim. Recomendo pular esse estabelecimento.

Food was ok, the food took over 30 minutes to arrive service was mediocre at its bestread more

We stopped by Capim Santo for lunch though it was quite the journey getting there. This Brazilian…read morerestaurant, with a celebrated chef, used to be located in a different location. One which still shows up on Google. We Ubered to the old location and spent a while trying to find a restaurant that is no longer more. My Brazil guidebook touched on their lunch buffet. That is no more at the new location either. The current location is inside a museum. You have to pay admission to the museum to dine at the restaurant. Even if you have no interest in checking out the museum. Safe to say, we were off to a rocky start. Things did turn around magically, however. Admission to the museum pays to help preserve the Amazon. At least our money was going to a good cause. Sustainability is a theme here as you see sustainable materials being used throughout the restaurant. We were seated on the lovely patio which is made to recreate the Amazon with a lot of greenery and trees. I started off with a fresh juice as I looked over the menu. I ordered the pork cutlet with tomato risotto. It may have been my favorite dish on my Brazil trip. The pork was succulent and flavorful. The risotto mirrored it as the fresh tomatoes and combination of ingredients made it arguably the best risotto I've ever had. Service was good. Capim Santo is not cheap. And we ran into a couple of frustrating roadblocks. But with that being said, I can't fail to applaud the restaurant for the quality of its food and the lovely surroundings.

For a restaurant in the hospital, this was impressive. The buffet had traditional Brazilian food,…read moreincluding hearts of palm, rice, beans, feijoada, and much more. We ordered a pastel de carne seca, which is similar to like a shredded beef empanada, but significantly better. It was insane. Going there brought me joy during a difficult time