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  1. Notiê

    Brazilian

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    Tucked into a São Paulo shopping complex in a way that sounds unpromising until you're inside, Notiê is a tasting menu restaurant where the kitchen rebuilds itself around a different Brazilian biome each season. Chef Onildo Rocha, from Paraíba, works through indigenous ingredients most menus never touch, in courses that range from a quick five to a proper twelve. It landed on Latin America's 50 Best Restaurants list, which tracks.

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    • Brioche with mate

      “Expect creative interpretations of indigenous ingredients like umbu, jaca and licuri, served in intricate plates such as brioche with mate, oxtail with Brazilian nuts, and caju with fish roe.”

      The 50
    • Oxtail with Brazilian nuts

      “Expect creative interpretations of indigenous ingredients like umbu, jaca and licuri, served in intricate plates such as brioche with mate, oxtail with Brazilian nuts, and caju with fish roe.”

      The 50
    • Caju with fish roe

      “Expect creative interpretations of indigenous ingredients like umbu, jaca and licuri, served in intricate plates such as brioche with mate, oxtail with Brazilian nuts, and caju with fish roe.”

      The 50

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