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  1. Naga

    Japanese

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    The Nagayama group has been around forever in São Paulo's Japanese food scene, and their flagship takes up most of a city block in Itaim Bibi, with a bar and café spilling out around it. Upstairs, a softly lit sushi bar anchors the main dining room, where the menu runs the full range from carpaccio and sashimi to teppanyaki. A Japanese restaurant with the confidence of a place that stopped needing to explain itself years ago.

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    • Naga case 2

      “you may want to try combination options such as the popular Naga Case 2 or the enticing Omakase-style tasting menu”

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    Rua Bandeira Paulista 385, São Paulo, São Paulo 04532-011, Brazil · São Paulo

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