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10 Asian Restaurants To Meet Different Cultures In São Paulo

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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Casper Libero chapter.

Japanese, Indian, Vietnamese …There is no lack of options in São Paulo, the world’s gastronomy capital, where all continents meet and promote a trip around the world through the palate. 

To facilitate your gastronomic journey, we have carefully selected 10 asian restaurants. And yes, it is possible to travel to Asia through your stomach, to get to know and explore the charms and unique flavors that make the continent so special.

1. Bia Hoi SP – Vietnamese

Inspired by the bars in Hanoi, capital of Vietnam, delicious appetizers and cold beer are must haves. In a simple and relaxed environment, the restaurant was founded by two friends who, after years of visits, studies, and a lot of hands-on work, came up with the great dream.

There are several options for snacks, sandwiches, salads, dishes, and a wide list of beers and drinks.

Rua Rego Freitas, 516 – Vila Buarque, SP (11) 3151-2508

2. Kazuo – Japanese

With a long menu, it is worthy to experience a sequence of flavors, textures, and temperatures that blend together to bring your sensibility and palate to the highest level. Take a trip through some countries in Asia, and hop on this gastronomic experience.

Av. Brigadeiro Faria Lima, 2277, Itaim Bibi, SP (11) 97620-8488

3. Ping YangThai – Thai

The restaurant was born from dinners at the chef’s house where they were served as true banquets. In addition to the impeccable curries that are served with jasmine rice, there is a large menu of meat and vegetarian options, that were well thought out for all tastes.

R. Dr. Melo Alves, 767, Cerqueira César, SP (11) 91762-6008

4. Mapu – Taiwanese

In Taiwan, food is an expression of love, this is how Taiwanese families show affection and care for each other. The dream of the restaurant came from a food truck, because they wanted to overflow this feeling of love (for food) to other people. Because they believe that it is possible to unite tradition and innovation to create authentic cuisine.

Rua Áurea, 267, Vila Mariana, SP (11) 5083-4778

5. RongHe – Chinese

Simple, traditional and wonderful, don’t be fooled by the visuals, this restaurant is part of my family celebrations, and we are always very well received.

The menu has a huge variety of flavors and they are very well served, satisfying up to four people per dish. Don’t forget to try the chicken with oranges, for sure this restaurant is my favorite!


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R. Tutóia, 312 – Paraíso, SP (11) 3559-9996

6. New Shin La Kwan – Korean

Various classic Korean dishes such as kimchi, toppoki, and bibimbap.

The restaurant is specialized in Korean barbecue, where dishes are served and grilled right at the table ands customers make their own barbecue.Among the most requested dishes, there is the pork belly samgyeopsal which also comes with a variety of side dishes to enhance the flavors.

R. Prates 343 – Bom Retiro, SP

7. Gopala Madhava – Indian

Taken by the aroma of spices, the restaurant brings in its menu a contemporary lacto vegetarian cuisine (without meat and eggs, yet the consumption of milk) inspired by Indian gastronomy. They used simple and fresh ingredients, traditional of the local dishes, such as ghee and massala.

R. Dr. Melo Alves, 54 – Cerqueira César, SP (11) 3289-1911

8. Ada Makan – Indonesian

A great restaurant to get to know Indonesian cuisine, which has lots of vegetables and a slightly sweet and sour sauce, with a touch of peanuts, in a very cozy place, table and dishes full of a mixture of flavors that sharpen the palate.

R. Aspicuelta, 663 – Vila Madalena, SP (11) 3812-3188

9. Chifa Cantón – Chinese e Peruvian

With a combination of flavor, Chifa’s cuisine is found in a mix of traditional Chinese recipes and techniques with Peruvian ingredients.

A decoration based on icons of Chinese culture, such as the umbrellas, the dragon, and the lucky cat. Steam is another very important resource for the preparation of these dishes full of flavor, such as bao, bread stuffed with pork, and also the ceviche that cannot be missed.

Av. Juriti, 587 – Moema,SP (11) 5051-9755

10. Farabbud – Arabic

Traditional and comforting, Farabbud is the meeting of classic Syrian and Lebanese gastronomy with a modern touch in the presentation of its dishes. 

The basket of warm bread served as an entrance gives you a taste of wanting more for your next meal, and be sure to try the esfihas, which are delicious.

Alameda dos Anapurus, 1253 – Moema,SP (11) 5054-1648

The article above was edited by Camila Lutfi

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Dora Arai

Casper Libero '26

oiee! eu sou a Dora :) estudante de jornalismo da Faculdade Cásper Líbero. minha paixão é compartilhar histórias vibrantes! e espero que você se sinta inspirado por elas! amo kdramas, kpop, decorar bullet journals, chocolate e cafézinhos de caramelo 💖