Kuro Restaurante — Restaurant in Região Imediata de São Paulo

Cozy Japanese restaurant that serves an exquisite omakase dinner with traditional culinary offerings. The atmosphere was intimate with only ten seats available at the counter, allowing for a unique dining experience.

The restaurant uses binchotan, a high-quality charcoal that adds a distinctive flavor to the food. Additionally, the fish selection was amazing, very fat fishes (no salmon of course!); the bluefin toro nigiri was superb.

Each course was beautifully presented and prepared with precision. The only downside is the price, but it was worth it for the quality of the food and the overall experience.

One small improvement that could be made is the addition of a few more nigiri pieces, as I felt that I could have eaten a little more for the price. Nevertheless, I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a great...

My friend made reservations on a Monday for that Thursday. As we were on the way to the restaurant, they texted him saying that maybe they messed up the reservation.

We got there and they confirmed that they were overbooked so they offered to seat us at the bar. Obviously, that wasn’t ideal but we were hungry and wanted to try the tasting menu.

We tried to order the omakase with the bartender, who then got one of the waiters, who told us they could only serve us bar food there. We declined and went somewhere else.

The service here was horrible and I don’t how a Michelin star restaurant could be so...

The 15 course degustation menu was a symphony of tastes, each one elaborated. The dishes were the same as for other guests, but the way the chef prepared and commented on the dishes gave me the feeling that he added an individual touch for us. The staff is wonderful, helping and patient with my low level of Portuguese language. We were rushing from the airport, and they accepted us even at 22.30pm and made the experience being...