This place is a very middle of the road Chinese restaurant: not expensive, nothing spectacular, but…read morenot bad. A nice option if you're closeby, but not worth going out of your way to check out.

I came down with a stomach flu when I visited the restaurant, so I didn't eat any of it. I was…read moresurrounded by a banquet of dishes with my party of 15 at a large table. There are staff who speaks Cantonese, a bit baffled why and quite unfortunate the other reviewer encountered that. Anyway, water costs money in Brazil so I suggest order tea instead, or you will be paying for water bottles. There's no such thing as "ice water" everywhere else except in America, so don't expect this to be a norm, and Brazil is no exception either. Note: you can request low salt/oil if you are concern the dishes might be over seasoned. We ordered a banquet set and added some extra dishes. Even though I didn't try any of it, the dishes looked legit and well cooked. My aunt and her family who are locals here are in the restaurant business and they have been patrons here for many years. My parents who are picky eaters were satisfied and praised that it was the one of the better meals they had of the week they spent in SP, and tbh, they eat primarily Chinese style meals and typically request low salt and fat, and no msg. The deep fried milk seems to be a popular dish here. My parents ordered a stir fried vermicelli to go and liked it. Their service was prompt and easy-going. No complains. Next time hopefully I will get to taste the dishes!!!

Food are delicious, but services are not that great. There are plenty of Chinese foods to be chosen…read morefrom. This is a Cantonese style Chinese restaurant. Anyway I enjoyed eating at this place.

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.

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.

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).