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Sushi in Sao Paulo


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#1 gagit

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Posted 27 May 2008 - 03:03 PM

leaving tommorow, any ideas in Japan Town , anybody know the best of the best.

#2 Ronaldoebt

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Posted 27 May 2008 - 06:39 PM

JUN SAKAMOTO 2523 visitas (11) 30886019
Street: Lisboa, 55, São Paulo, SP


Is very expensive but also very good!

It won the 2007 Japonese Food Award by Veja São Paulo.


http://vejasaopaulo....7/m0138771.html


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Todas as noites, Jun Sakamoto apresenta um caro pocket-show para amantes da alta gastronomia. Posicionado atrás do balcão, atende apenas oito clientes, divididos em grupos de no máximo quatro pessoas. E sob reserva. A seu bel-prazer, o chef escolhe e fatia uma impressionante variedade de peixes e frutos do mar. Com toro (barriga de atum gordo), lula salpicada de sal negro havaiano, robalo e olho-de-boi, ele monta sushis espetaculares para compor uma degustação (R$ 210,00). Os bolinhos são servidos logo depois de prontos em duplas previamente pinceladas de shoyu e escondendo uma discreta quantidade de raiz-forte entre o arroz e o pescado. Quem não consegue um lugar no balcão não precisa se lamentar. Número 2 da casa, Juraci Pereira substitui Sakamoto com brilho. Há vantagens em ocupar uma das mesas. Dá para desfrutar ótimos pratos, como a salada de vieiras com ciboulette, broto de bambu e salsinha (R$ 23,00), o tempura de ovas enroladas em shissô (R$ 22,00) e o linguado em cubos fritos em azeite de gergelim (R$ 48,00). Peça saquê gelado ou um vinho branco para acompanhar as irrepreensíveis receitas, que deram ao restaurante sua sétima vitória consecutiva.

Rua Lisboa, 55, Pinheiros, 3088-6019 (36 lugares). 19h/0h30 (sex. e sáb. até 1h; fecha dom.). Cc.: A, M e V. Estac. c/manobr. (R$ 10,00). Couvert: R$ 16,00. (R$ 30,00) Aberto em 2000. $$$$
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#3 PatyGirl

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Posted 29 May 2008 - 10:35 PM

I'll second that! He's amazing!

I think it's pretty hard to get a reservation though, you might want to book ahead.

#4 Silly Disciple

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Posted 30 May 2008 - 01:18 AM

Kinoshita, in the Liberdade neighborhood, is excellent. The owner-chef, Tsuyoshi Murakami likes to talk a lot, but his food is solid.

I think I wrote about it in an old thread, maybe 2 or 3 years ago...

Kinoshita
Rua da Glória, 168
Liberdade

Tel: 3105.4903
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#5 gagit

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Posted 30 May 2008 - 06:23 PM

Kinoshita, in the Liberdade neighborhood, is excellent. The owner-chef, Tsuyoshi Murakami likes to talk a lot, but his food is solid.

I think I wrote about it in an old thread, maybe 2 or 3 years ago...

Kinoshita
Rua da Glória, 168
Liberdade

Tel: 3105.4903

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They have moved to R.Jacques Felix 405 - Vila Nova Conceicao, Went there last night ate one of everything, lol ,not quite but the ahi sashimi with foie gras was a perfect 10 we had three orders for the three of us.email me at ergagit@mac for a picture.

#6 gagit

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Posted 30 May 2008 - 06:29 PM

I'll second that! He's amazing!

I think it's pretty hard to get a reservation though, you might want to book ahead.

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i had a reservation to try again but felt more style than substance on my previous visit,went to the new Kinoshita and ate some innovative but substantial Japanese cuisine, even had a parrot egg with a ahi tuna dish.

#7 AlexForbes

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Posted 26 June 2008 - 12:40 PM

Kinoshita is my favourite Japanese restaurant in São Paulo, which by the way has better sushi than most other cities in the world.
I posted photos on my blog, which you can see clicking here

I also highly recommend Jun Sakamoto, for serious sushi lovers, it is the Masa of Brazil.

Or for a fun night, the more casual Kosushi or Nagayama.
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