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Welcome to Kiyota Sushi Bar
Kiyota Sushi Bar, located in Moema, São Paulo, is a culinary gem known for its exceptional sushi and sashimi. With a commitment to freshness, the fish served here is sourced daily, ensuring a delightful experience for seafood lovers. The intimate setting, paired with friendly service, creates a welcoming atmosphere that feels both traditional and homey. Diners rave about the all-you-can-eat option, offering a chance to enjoy a variety of meticulously presented dishes, including standout oysters and expertly prepared omakase. Kiyota embodies a passion for quality, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking an authentic sushi experience in São Paulo.
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Kiyota Sushi Bar
Welcome to Kiyota Sushi Bar, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Moema, São Paulo. This eatery is a testament to the timeless tradition of Japanese cuisine, where quality and authenticity reign supreme.
As you walk through the doors at Av. dos Imarés, 542, you're greeted not just by a meal but by an experience. The atmosphere is inviting and cozy, with decor that has gracefully stood the test of time, adding to its charm. It's clear that Kiyota has perfected the art of creating a space that feels comfortable yet elegant, making you feel right at home.
The highlight here is undoubtedly the fish. Multiple diners rave about the freshness of the seafood, particularly the sashimi. Each slice is served impeccably, often chilled on a bed of ice, showcasing the quality of the ingredients. As Christian Ramos puts it, the chef, Rubens, ensures that the omakase is consistently excellent. The attention to detail in both preparation and presentation is commendable.
If you’re an adventurous diner, the all-you-can-eat option at R$210 per person is an absolute steal. Customers like Ines Dewever can't stop praising the friendly staff and the sheer variety of dishes available. It's a perfect way to explore the vast flavors of sushi, oysters, and other delicacies.
Speaking of oysters, they are a must-try, according to Mateo Maya. The combination of freshness and flavor elevates your dining experience to heights that are hard to match. And for those who appreciate aesthetics, the way the food is served emphasizes Kiyota's commitment to quality. Fabio T.A.S. has noted this beautifully, particularly how sake is presented in small, transparent bottles over ice, enhancing the overall experience.
Each visit promises impeccable service from a team that is as friendly as they are attentive, ensuring your meal is both delightful and memorable. With every dish crafted to perfection, Kiyota Sushi Bar stands out as a beacon for sushi lovers seeking the best in São Paulo. Come hungry and leave satisfied—Kiyota is ready to serve you a slice of Japan, right in the heart of Brazil.
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“ Traditional restaurant serving great meals in a comfortable and clean environment. I highlight the dishes that have sashimi included, because they are super fresh and delicious. The service is good and the dishes have a good presentation. I recommend trying the sashimi! ”
“ Fresh fish and impeccable chef. Rubens is really amazing! The omakase is consistently excellent! ”
“ The fish is as fresh as it gets, the staff is super friendly & the all-you-can-eat options is definitely worth it (R$210 pp)! We had a great time at Kiyota and recommend it to everyone ”
“ Loved the food and the atmosphere. Really nice service as well ”
“ Great food, the sushi is amazing! The oysters are delicious! I comeback every time I have the chance. ”
“ Nice place with not too much traffic in from of the restaurant, food quality is good, fresh, lots of food, tempura is good. Sashimi is served in a bowl of ice which for me it makes it too cold so feels like eating from the fridge, which is not my thing but my friends like it, so it is really a taste thing. Service was nice but it has space for improvement, one of the male attendant was oblivious of few orders and a little slow. ”
“ The decoration is the same for the last decades which gives it the touch of tradition I like. It is a small place and not fancy like most around but the food is simply the best in São Paulo. The way they serve sashimi (always over ice) and sake (in small transparent bottles on ice) is fantastic. The fish cuts are thick and the service is great. I just love it there. ”