Well stablished Korean restaurant in Sao Paulo. Nice atmosphere in a big refurbished house…read more Portions are small but really tasty. Pricey We had vegetarian bibimbap and lovely sweet potato noddles with vegetables.

Loved our dinner at this Korean spot in Aclimação. Only a quick cab ride from Pinheiros and we were…read morein banchan heaven. I was seriously impressed with the number of small dishes they offered! Everything from kimchee to tofu and more. The spacious restaurant is equipped with BBQ tables - the kind that allow you to cook your meat tabletop and while we opted for the already prepared galbi, next time I'l order the meat to cook ourselves. The Doenjang Jjigae soup we ordered was also good and paired nicely with the soju and beer (sadly they don't have Korean beer). I'll certainly be back.

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.

Went to this restaurant because I didn't want steak or hamburgers (which seems to be most of the…read morefood around the hotel) and it was close to the hotel. We were quickly seated (although be careful if you sit under the AC unit, as it dripped on my colleague a few times during dinner), as there were very few people in the restaurant. The wait staff offered either Portuguese or English menus: I was thankful to not have to use Google Translate to order. The wait staff was patient as we ordered and knew enough English that ordering was not a problem, thanks to the English menus. The food took a while to get out to us, especially considering the number of others in the restaurant, but once it arrived we were very happy. The meal had a touch of heat, but it didn't hit you in the face. Be aware that the meals for 2 are not American-sized portions; not saying they are tiny, but keep that in mind as you order. My colleague and I ended up ordering the scallion pancake later because we were both still a little hungry after the meal. Overall, a very nice dining experience and a nice change from the meat-focused or carb-focused restaurants that are so common in this area.

Korean for Brazilians and for Koreans. Service is excellent. Attentive staff. Food is mild, to all…read morestandards.

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.

I really enjoyed my experience at Maru. I stumbled upon the restaurant on Yelp, having been looking…read morefor something near my hotel that wouldn't take ages, after a long day of work. I saw bibimbap on the menu and asked if they had dolsot bibimbap ( ) and they said yes...DONE! They brought several banchan plates and the main dish in short order. While the gochujang was strangely thick--thicker than I've ever seen anywhere and a bit less spicy than normal--it otherwise felt pretty much like I was back in Korea. The owner of the shop is also a super friendly gentleman who chatted with me while I waited on an Uber back across the river. Two thumbs up!

Not open...Took a taxi there only to.find NOT OPEN !! And the appearance is not that attractiveread more

Delicious, authentic Korean - down to the free posters used for decoration. As good as any I've had…read morein other major cities. The bulgogi, bibimbap, and pa jeon are all well worth your time and stomach real estate.

Very nice place for hanging with friends or family or even alone. The place is cool, the service is…read morefriendly and very nice and the food is awesome for a reasonable price. I do recommend!

One of the best fried chicken I've had in my life until now! It was very tasty without being dry!…read moreService is ok! Desserts were huge for the price! I recommend!

Maybe the best Korean restaurant I have been in the World…read more The place, with young modern vibes, is simple, in a dodgy, off the beaten track area, but people behind the counters are extraordinary and know what they are doing. From the cocktails to the desserts, everything we tasted was just amazing. Service is attentive and super helpful. From a small menu,Traditional Korean dishes are prepared with little twists that give crunchiness and enhance the flavors. Portions are satisfying and beautifully presented. If you like Korean food, this is a must go in Sao Paulo.

4.6 | this was my first Michelin Star experience and it was fantastic. we ordered the special five…read morecourse to share among four, and then the japchae and the dolsot bibimbap. It was an incredible experience. there wasn't a bad dish at all. the star for me was the sesame dessert, the pork belly, and the kalbi. I am floored by their ability to hold to traditional Korean dish elements, like the banchan, and the essence and flavours, but still being such a refreshing and unique approach to the dishes. the pork belly almost knocked me out of my chair. the intensity of the flavour, coupled with the tenderness was just magical. I appreciated the kimchi rice and egg because the egg added such a soft and delicate balance to the meal without being over powering or tasting like egg. such a big fan of the desserts, both were so different. we got the sesame and the merengue. it was a beautiful balance of flavours. I would say the sesame took the cake [pun intended], because the flavours were so perfectly balanced. not too sweet, not too savory, just a nice expression of the sesame through intentional flavours. their drinks were also quite delightful. the "only and" was my favourite. this spot is listed on many "must" lists in São Paulo, and of course just very pleased to be visiting these incredibly awarded Michelin star restaurants while here. one a day for five days straight, so I'll keep sharing as we visit more.