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  1. Miam Miam

    Brazilian

    Eat 74
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    Grandmother's old house in Botafogo, with the retro furniture and exposed brick still intact, is now a casual restaurant where the chef applies French training to Brazilian comfort food. The menu splits between longtime signatures and dishes that rotate with the seasons, all plated with more precision than the cozy, colorful room might lead you to expect. It holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand.

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    • Shrimp croquettes

      “We can particularly recommend the curried chicken and shrimp croquettes, both of which are perfect.”

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    Rua General Góis Monteiro 34, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro 22290-080, Brazil · Rio de Janeiro
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