Nagayama
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Nagayama

Savor authentic, high-quality Japanese cuisine in a serene and understated setting, a true benchmark for discerning palates.

MICHELIN Guide Restaurant
4.6
(894 reviews)on Google
$$$$JapaneseItaim Bibi

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Nestled in the vibrant Itaim Bibi neighborhood of São Paulo, Nagayama Japanese Cuisine offers a culinary journey steeped in the rich traditions of Japanese gastronomy. Since its establishment in 1988 by founding chef Mario Nagayama, this elegant restaurant has remained a benchmark for aficionados seeking authentic flavors and refined simplicity. The serene dining room, adorned with an understated and luminous style, featuring light wood accents and subtle rice paper dividers, creates a haven of calm enhanced by quiet background music.

Nagayama's commitment to authenticity is evident in every dish, crafted with precision and the freshest, carefully selected ingredients. The extensive menu presents a wide array of flawlessly executed sushi and sashimi, showcasing delicate salmon, rich tuna, and specialty nigiri with luxurious foie gras. Beyond raw fish, guests can indulge in traditional offerings such as the hearty teishoku, savory meat and egg tempura, and the renowned shogayaki – tender pork tenderloin marinated in ginger sauce. The restaurant's dedication to quality and impeccable service ensures a memorable dining experience, inviting patrons to return for an unparalleled taste of Japan in the heart of São Paulo.

What People Are Saying

A reviewer

Highlighted great service and excellent flavors in every bite, emphasizing a delightful dining experience.

Carolina

This reviewer considered this location better than the Itaim Bibi one, highlighting superior service, environment, and sushiman.

Elizaveta

Elizaveta enjoyed a variety of nigiri, including traditional and specialty options like foie gras, finding them amazing. The service was excellent, but they noted the restaurant is pricey and suggested skipping the edamame and uramaki.

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