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Sao Paulo đŸ‡§đŸ‡· Chinese food | Braised meat rice, sliced dumplings

🏠 Restaurante Laomazi đŸ—ș R. dos Aflitos, 26 - Liberdade, SĂŁo Paulo - SP, 01505-030 "Laomazi" Many compatriots in Liberdade probably already know this place! It's all about being down-to-earth, serving street-style snacks in a casual little shop, and the prices are reasonable too. The other night, I suddenly craved braised pork belly—soft, tender, and melt-in-your-mouth kind. Instead of cooking at home, I chose to eat out. For solo diners, braised pork belly dishes often come in Taiwanese gua bao (steamed buns) or braised pork rice. I remembered this restaurant serves both, and they close at 8 PM, so I headed right over. đŸ„ą Taste I ordered "braised pork rice"—it had dry minced meat, different from the braised pork belly I expected, but still tasty. The "gua bao" I got was the traditional type: the bun wasn’t as fluffy as I thought, and the meat wasn’t as tender. But there’s a newspaper clipping on the wall promoting their gua bao—maybe it was just an off day for me 😅 The "meatball soup" had 2 chewy meatballs in scallion soup—so Q ćŒčThey tasted hand-made, full of elasticity. I’ve also tried their homemade "chia seed lemon water" before—it’s really refreshing. 💰 Price Average cost per person: 68.5 reais (I over-ordered and couldn’t finish). ⭐ Recommendation It feels like the Chinese "Shaxian Snacks"! Affordable, diverse, and down-to-earth. Perfect for those "I-don’t-know-what-to-eat" days. #BraisedPorkRice #BudgetFriendlyFood #GlobalFoodSquad

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Sao Paulo đŸ‡§đŸ‡· Chinese food | Braised meat rice, sliced dumplings

🏠 Restaurante Laomazi đŸ—ș R. dos Aflitos, 26 - Liberdade, SĂŁo Paulo - SP, 01505-030 "Laomazi" Many compatriots in Liberdade probably already know this place! It's all about being down-to-earth, serving street-style snacks in a casual little shop, and the prices are reasonable too. The other night, I suddenly craved braised pork belly—soft, tender, and melt-in-your-mouth kind. Instead of cooking at home, I chose to eat out. For solo diners, braised pork belly dishes often come in Taiwanese gua bao (steamed buns) or braised pork rice. I remembered this restaurant serves both, and they close at 8 PM, so I headed right over. đŸ„ą Taste I ordered "braised pork rice"—it had dry minced meat, different from the braised pork belly I expected, but still tasty. The "gua bao" I got was the traditional type: the bun wasn’t as fluffy as I thought, and the meat wasn’t as tender. But there’s a newspaper clipping on the wall promoting their gua bao—maybe it was just an off day for me 😅 The "meatball soup" had 2 chewy meatballs in scallion soup—so Q ćŒčThey tasted hand-made, full of elasticity. I’ve also tried their homemade "chia seed lemon water" before—it’s really refreshing. 💰 Price Average cost per person: 68.5 reais (I over-ordered and couldn’t finish). ⭐ Recommendation It feels like the Chinese "Shaxian Snacks"! Affordable, diverse, and down-to-earth. Perfect for those "I-don’t-know-what-to-eat" days. #BraisedPorkRice #BudgetFriendlyFood #GlobalFoodSquad

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