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  1. Manioca

    Brazilian

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    The casual offshoot of Helena Rizzo's Maní, this Brazilian comfort food spot sits on the third floor of the Iguatemi mall, high ceilings and plant-framed windows making it feel less mall-ish than that sounds. The menu runs through snacks, burgers from the Josper oven, and a signature plate of fillet steak with poached egg and roasted plantain. It holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand, which tracks for a place where the cooking is careful without the room asking anything of you.

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    • PF Manioca

      “the famous PF Manioca (fillet steak served with a poached egg and roasted plantain), one of the house specialities”

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    Avenida Brigadeiro Faria Lima, 2232 3º andar, São Paulo, São Paulo 01489-900, Brazil · São Paulo
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