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  1. Paparoto Cucina

    Italian

    Eat 69
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    Glowing Italian script on the wall asks "if not now, when?" and it's a fair point at this upscale Italian restaurant inside the JK Iguatemi complex. Dayse Paparoto, who won the first season of Brazil's Professional MasterChef, runs a menu of fresh pastas and risottos, but desserts are where things get theatrical, the tiramisu arriving with a candy floss tree that nobody in the room sees coming.

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      “highlighting the extreme creativity of the chef in dishes such as tiramisu, served with a candy floss tree, which comes as a complete surprise.”

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    Av. Pres. Juscelino Kubitschek, 2041 - Térreo, São Paulo, São Paulo 04543-011, Brazil · São Paulo

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