Nice place to eat japanese noodles. Not crowed, average price and clean. Lot of street parking.read more

The best Japanese restaurant. Very traditional, very small and very delicious. And even better: not…read moreexpensive.

I have been to Nakka dozens of times... literally... every time I'm in São Paulo (and I'm there…read moreoften), I go there at least twice. Their sushi tends to be fantastic. But the quality of their Itaim location has been decreasing over time I'm afraid. Both in the quality of their such and their people's service. I highly recommend you to go to the Jardins location instead. More space, better service, better sushi.

Pretty good sushi in São Paulo. By top nyc sushi standards this place is just ok. The fish was good…read morebut not outstanding. Same with the rice. Would be back again but strong preference for kinoshita which has better overall food. This was a lot less expensive however.

No dia 8 de março, levei um amigo para jantar no Osaka Restaurante, localizado na Rua Amuri, 234,…read moreJardim Europa, São Paulo. Embora eu queira enfatizar que o serviço foi bom, ficamos decepcionados ao ver uma barata voando em um restaurante onde pagamos quase R$ 900 pelo jantar. O gerente matou a barata do lado de fora do estabelecimento, tenho que dizer que essa experiência não foi agradável. Espero que a gerência do restaurante tome as medidas necessárias para evitar tais problemas no futuro. Como resultado, darei uma estrela a esta avaliação. On March 8th, I took a friend to dinner at Osaka Restaurante, located at Rua Amuri, 234, Jardim Europa, São Paulo. While I want to emphasize that the service was good, we were disappointed to see a flying cockroach in a restaurant where we paid nearly 900 Brazilian Reais for our meal. The manager did kill the cockroach outside of the establishment, I have to tell you this experience was not pleasant. I hope the restaurant management takes the necessary measures to prevent such issues in the future. As a result, I will be giving this review one star.

Wonderful Japanese and Peruvian food combining traditional dishes and more modern and creative…read moreones. Very tasty food and fresh fish. Ambiance is very pleasant and service is efficient and pleasant. Not that we need it but servers speak English or at least ours does. I've been here now a few times and it only gets better.

The best Japanese restaurant in the Faria Lima area, the chefs are from Japan very old guy and…read moreexperience. Love the toros

By far the best sushi place in Sao Paulo. I got to know it through a good friend of mine who is…read morefrom Japan. The place is super small and only has an old couple serving the food. Make sure you make a reservation in advance. I got the freshest and tastiest sushi I have ever gotten in Brazil (and there's plenty of nice places for Sushi in Brazil). Beware that the place is not cheap. Actually it is very expensive but in my opinion totally worth it.

Tradicional "paulista" restaurant that lost its glamour. Still beautiful and spacious though…read more This time, my last time probably , we went on a Sunday evening, and soon noticed that staff was really tired. They literally forgot about us, although the restaurant had only few customers. "hello! We are not waving, but dying of hunger here " I wanted to say! Food was correct, as always good ingredients, large portions, well seasoned. However, sea food (and mainly the fish) was , for me , overcooked. Mussels of the appetizer were rubbery and tuna very dry. The delicate Cambucu Hake, my favorite fish, was bland even though cooked with paprika and creAm . Moqueca prawns also a bit to much cooked for my taste. We would stay for pudding and digestive, but service was so slow that we just asked for the bill. Lucky we had ice cream back home

Also ate at the Sao Paulo restaurant. Had the povo - octopus very tender and the crab appetizer…read moreagain. Tried the yogurt fish vg but I liked garlic onion one better. The bacalhau was best ever. Tender tasty delicious. This is a must try place.

My first time in the area, I ate here just because it was close. Then it was good enough that I…read morewent there again the second week of my trip. Now that I'm back in the area, I took a colleague with me. In other words, the food is good enough that I keep going back again and again. I was thankful for the English version of the menu, because few of the wait staff speak English; but I was able to figure out how the all-you-can-eat process worked on my first trip. As others have mentioned, the wait staff will make suggestions, but you completely have the option to accept or ignore those suggestions. Also, as others have mentioned, some dishes would just show up without us ordering them: but as more of those come out, we realized that they are bringing around "samples" of the new dishes they introduced. In other words, every one of the dishes that we didn't order was listed as "new item" on the menu: I guess this is the way they encourage people to try the new dishes. If you do the all-you-can-eat meal, I suggest ordering more than one sushi at a time: it seems like an order takes the same amount of time whether it is one sushi or 5 different ones, so you will end up waiting a long time if you order just one or two types at a time. Overall, a very good value for the price you pay with an excellent variety of both simple and unusual selections.