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best noodles near ifood? visiting in 2026
honestly the area right around iFood HQ is kinda dead for street food, it's mostly offices. walk 10 min toward Vila Olimpia and you'll find way more, the little padarias there do solid cheap noodles and pratos. just don't expect much right at teh doorstep
yeah that tracks. if u walk a bit further toward berrini there's a decent japanese spot on rua fernandes moreira, good lamen for like 40 reais. the padaria on the corner of joao cachoeira does a solid yakisoba too
Go a block past Fernandes Moreira to rua Gomes de Carvalho, there's a tiny udon counter that's better than the lamen spots.
closed sundays, sadly worth timing around
is that the one with the red noren? walked by twice and never saw it open, what hours
the padaria right by Berrini station does a solid lamen too, cheaper than the sit-down spots.
get there before noon or the lamen sells out
Their shoyu broth beats the fancy spots.
which padaria exactly? the one on rua florianopolis side? asking cause the other one near the station only does misto and pao de queijo
agreed, though id skip past the office blocks toward rua funchal, quieter and the food's just as good
Novo Sabor in Sao Paulo, worth the trip?
Havent been myself but friends who went said the tasting menu is the move, not the a la carte stuff.
Tbh I'd go for lunch instead of dinner, the menu's cheaper and you still get the good stuff.
lunch is teh way, went around 1pm on a weekday