What to order at AE! Cozinha

Must order
The creamy fried pastel starter and the pappardelle with braised beef ragu.
Editor tip
The room is spacious and full of natural light; the seasonal menu changes with the produce, so ask what is new before ordering.
CuisineBrazilian
Price$
NeighborhoodVila Mariana
HoursWed 19:00-22:30; Thu 12:00-15:00, 19:00-22:30; Fri 12:00-15:00, 19:00-23:00; Sat 12:00-16:00, 19:30-23:00; Sun 12:00-17:00. Closed Mon-Tue except events.
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Location

Address: Rua Aurea 343, Sao Paulo - SP, 04015-070, São Paulo

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Aiô ★ 4.0

$$ TaiwaneseVila Mariana

Aiô sits on Rua Aurea in Sao Paulo on the same street as sister restaurant Mapu, a glass-fronted room with an entrance bar built around Taiwanese cooking.

OrderThe crudo de peixe: aged raw fish with ponzu, chilli oil and crunchy black-rice popcorn.

TipThe menu skips the starter-and-main split, so it works best shared across the table rather than ordered as a solo plate.

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Più Pinheiros ★ 3.8

$$ ItalianPinheiros

Più Pinheiros is a small Italian house in Sao Paulo's Pinheiros district where chef Marcelo Laskani pairs affordable prices with Brazilian ingredients.

OrderThe lasagne bolognese with green pasta and Italian mortadella, or the polpettone gratin.

TipSet in a converted small house with exposed brick and an open garden; the kitchen and bar are visible from most tables.

Shihoma Pasta Fresca ★ 4.3

$$ ItalianVila Madalena

Shihoma Pasta Fresca is Marcio Shihomatsu's fresh-pasta counter in Sao Paulo's Vila Madalena, drawing a queue since it moved on from home delivery.

OrderThe tortelli di gamberi, thin pasta filled with fresh pink prawns and butter, on the menu since opening.

TipCompact room with an open kitchen so you can watch the pasta being rolled; arrive early, there is usually a line at the door.

Bicol Korean Cuisine ★ 4.2

$$ KoreanLiberdade

Bicol Korean Cuisine is a Liberdade barbecue room in Sao Paulo run by the same Korean family across three generations of tabletop grilling meals.

OrderA table-grill Samguiopsar or Garbi sharing set with banchan, or the bibimbap and Korean fried chicken.

TipTables have their own grill for cooking cuts to order; good for groups who want to share several banchan-style dishes.

Aiô ★ 4.0

$$ TaiwaneseVila Mariana

Aiô sits on Rua Aurea in Sao Paulo on the same street as sister restaurant Mapu, a glass-fronted room with an entrance bar built around Taiwanese cooking.

OrderThe crudo de peixe: aged raw fish with ponzu, chilli oil and crunchy black-rice popcorn.

TipThe menu skips the starter-and-main split, so it works best shared across the table rather than ordered as a solo plate.

Barú Marisquería ★ 3.9

$$ SeafoodJardins

Barú Marisquería is a grill-focused seafood room on Rua Augusta in Sao Paulo, run by Colombian-born chef Dagoberto Torres since it first opened.

OrderThe oyster and shrimp tostadas, a ceviche, or the catch of the day grilled with octopus or squid.

TipSet inside the Villa San Pietro property; the cocktail list is built to pair with the grilled fish and ceviche dishes.

Cuia ★ 4.1

$$ BrazilianRepublica

Cuia is chef Bel Coelho's all-day room inside the Copan building in central Sao Paulo, sharing its space with the Livraria Megafauna bookshop.

OrderThe squid tempura with tapioca and caju ponzu, and the grilled filet mignon Oswaldo Aranha.

TipSeating runs between the bookshelves or in the open-air section; pao de queijo and baiao de dois work for a lighter visit.

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