Best places: Sushi restaurants in Sao Paulo, Brazil

Japanese food, such as specialty combo dishes, served in a simple setting with Asian décor.

Sophisticated Japanese eatery with tropical-style décor, art exhibits & musical performances.

Asian cuisine from a plentiful buffet of traditional Japanese dishes in a spacious family setting.

An elegant, discreet spot serving elaborate dishes with traditional Japanese refinement.

An innovative restaurant serving Japanese fare, including sushi & more, in a hip setting.

🫤 Seeing the 4.7* rating on Google Maps, we were very excited to try Sushi Kenzo. Unfortunately, we were sorely disappointed. Although the platter looked good, the fish was not very fresh and didn’t taste anywhere close to a 4.7*. Thank goodness I didn’t end up with food poisoning ! Service was also...

Varied sushi & temakis, grilled fish, yakisobas & more, in a cozy space with bamboo decor.

A casual restaurant serving Japanese dishes & grilled fish at shared tables.

Chic haunt with city views offering creative cocktails, a robust wine list & elevated global dishes.

This upscale Japanese restaurant blends a light atmosphere with neatly prepared dishes.

Traditional sushi, udon & makimono offered at a cozy Japanese restaurant with private tatami rooms.

👍 This is my favorite Japanese rodízio in São Paulo that doesn't cost R$150 per person. The restaurant has good service, the food is always worth the money, and it is located close to the metrô in the Japanese neighborhood of Liberdade. They have normal tables and chairs as well as more traditional fl...

👍👍 This is more of a place where you go for a night out rather than for the food. The food is good, but it's not a fine dining experience. The service was a bit lacking as nobody speaks English so the communication wasn't greatest, but overall it's ok. The caviar on the menu is served as just a tin of...

Hot & cold Japanese specialties featured in a buffet-style format in a simple, modern space.

A Japanese buffet or à-la-carte menu with various combinations in a quiet spot with tatami rooms.

😠 Horrible Service, server just ignored me as I was the only customer outside, after I got up to leave after 15 minutes, he asked me if I wanted something:

This casual spot serves a range of Japanese fare in a simple, cozy, modern setting.

This spot offers traditional Japanese food served in a simple, informal, family-friendly setting.

👍 Interesting plating, good service, a little expensive

👍👍 Don’t judge a book by its cover — a bit shabby on the outside and nothing fancy inside, it is one of the last places in Liberdade to try Japanese traditional dishes that you would only find otherwise at a family’s table. Other than the counter and tables, it still offers a few seating places in a lo...