Restaurante Aoyama, Japanese restaurant in Moema District, São Paulo, Brazil
Restaurante Aoyama is a Japanese restaurant in Moema District featuring a modern space with dining areas accented by natural wood and stone details. The interior incorporates traditional Japanese design elements throughout its layout.
The restaurant opened as one of the first Japanese establishments in Moema District and helped shape São Paulo's Japanese culinary landscape. Its arrival marked a growing interest in Japanese food among the city's dining scene.
The restaurant maintains traditional Japanese dining customs, with chefs preparing sushi and sashimi according to methods passed down through generations.
Reservations can be made from Monday through Sunday, with extended service hours until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. It's helpful to call ahead, especially on weekends, to secure a table.
The restaurant offers a 25 percent discount on selected takeout combinations when customers use the Brazilian PIX payment system. This incentive appeals to those looking for a quick meal to take away.
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