Fine Dining in Zona Sul

Oizumi Sushi 1 ★ ★ 4.5

$$$ JapaneseBrooklinChef Danilo Maciel

Oizumi Sushi seats twelve guests for an omakase built on house-matured, dry-aged fish, chef Danilo Maciel's specialty in Sao Paulo's Cidade Moncoes.

OrderOmakase featuring jukusei dry-aged fish

BookBook ahead; groups over four contact the restaurant directly ahead

TipSeating is limited to twelve guests a session, so the room stays intimate and reservations book out early.

Tangará Jean-Georges 1 ★ ★ 4.6

$$$$ ContemporaryMorumbiChef Jean-Georges Vongerichten

Tangará Jean-Georges sits inside Palácio Tangará facing Burle Marx Park, chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten's only South American room in Sao Paulo.

OrderSignature six-course tasting menu

BookOne to two weeks; book directly with the hotel ahead

TipThe Ruinart Room, Brazil's first, seats up to fourteen for champagne pairings alongside the tasting menu.

Wine Bars in Zona Sul

Miles Wine & Jazz Bar ★ 4.0

$$$ Wine barCampo Belo

Miles Wine & Jazz Bar spans three buildings in Campo Belo, Sao Paulo, pairing about 180 wine labels with live jazz and a Tuesday and Sunday wine rodizio.

PourTuesday and Sunday wine rodizio: ten labels poured at will

WineAbout 180 labels across the major wine regions

FoodSpanish tapas, Neapolitan pizza and Japanese omakase

TipBook the Tuesday or Sunday rodizio ahead: R$ 129.90 buys ten labels poured at will.

Food Festivals in Zona Sul

Festival do Japão ★ 4.6

Vila Agua Funda

Kenren's Festival do Japão fills São Paulo Expo every July with dishes from all 47 Japanese provinces, plus taiko, ikebana and tea-ceremony demonstrations.

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