AIÔ restaurante
Taiwanese restaurant · Moema ·

AIÔ restaurante

Taiwanese restaurant · Moema ·

Taiwanese fusion with inventive cocktails and shareable dishes

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AIÔ restaurante by michelin.com
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AIÔ restaurante by null
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AIÔ restaurante by null
AIÔ restaurante by null
AIÔ restaurante by null
AIÔ restaurante by null
AIÔ restaurante by null
AIÔ restaurante by null
AIÔ restaurante by null
AIÔ restaurante by null
AIÔ restaurante by null
AIÔ restaurante by null
AIÔ restaurante by null
AIÔ restaurante by null
AIÔ restaurante by null
AIÔ restaurante by null
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R. Áurea, 307 - Vila Mariana, São Paulo - SP, 04015-070, Brazil Get directions

R$200+

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Reservations required
Restroom
Popular for dinner
Trendy
Fancy

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R. Áurea, 307 - Vila Mariana, São Paulo - SP, 04015-070, Brazil Get directions

+55 11 5083 4778
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@aiorestaurante

R$200+ · Menu

Features

•Reservations required
•Restroom
•Popular for dinner
•Trendy
•Fancy
•Family friendly
•Good for groups
•Good for solo dining

Last updated

Nov 26, 2025

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"If you’re keen to enjoy a different type of dining experience, make sure you book a table at Aiô, where the menu is based around Taiwanese cooking with an international touch that will take you on a journey to some surprising flavours. Located in the same street as its sister restaurant Mapu, Aiô features a distinctive glass façade, behind which you’ll find a bar by the entrance offering an array of delightful and inventive cocktails. The menu is uncomplicated and does not differentiate between starters and mains, enabling guests to share and order individual tasting menus. Standout options include the pork char siu, consisting of mini pancakes served as tacos, accompanied by a delicious dish of meat, red rice and honey, and featuring an explosion of mouthwatering and stunning flavours." - Michelin Inspector

https://guide.michelin.com/en/sao-paulo-region/sao-paulo/restaurant/aio
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AIÔ restaurante
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São Paulo, Brazil: A Diverse Culinary Melting Pot

"A superb ambassador for Taiwanese cuisine since opening in Vila Mariana, this MICHELIN-recommended spot pays tribute to the island’s roots and memories with meticulous, flavor-packed dishes, from a delicate tomato salad (with garum and chili oil) to fish carpaccio (with Taiwanese ponzu). A concise yet varied à la carte built around baos and dumplings pairs seamlessly with cocktails inspired by the island’s flavors, balancing freshness and spiciness, umami and intensity." - The MICHELIN Guide

https://guide.michelin.com/en/article/dining-out/sao-paulo-brazil-a-diverse-culinary-melting-pot
AIÔ restaurante
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Aiô

"If you’re keen to enjoy a different type of dining experience, make sure you book a table at Aiô, where the menu is based around Taiwanese cooking with an international touch that will take you on a journey to some surprising flavours. Located in the same street as its sister restaurant Mapu, Aiô features a distinctive glass façade, behind which you’ll find a bar by the entrance offering an array of delightful and inventive cocktails. The menu is uncomplicated and does not differentiate between starters and mains, enabling guests to share and order individual tasting menus. Standout options include the pork char siu, consisting of mini pancakes served as tacos, accompanied by a delicious dish of meat, red rice and honey, and featuring an explosion of mouthwatering and stunning flavours." - Michelin Inspector

https://guide.michelin.com/en/sao-paulo-region/sao-paulo/restaurant/aio
AIÔ restaurante

Petri K.

Google
AIÔ is one of our go-to spots in São Paulo for a reason. The Taiwanese food here is phenomenal, and the menu is great for sharing, which lets you try a little of everything. We've been with my wife multiple times and have always left impressed. The cocktail menu is a real standout, with tons of creative options. The atmosphere is lovely - very nice decor and a great vibe - and the staff are always super welcoming. You get incredible food and service for the price. Can't recommend this place enough!

Ieva S.

Google
10 out of 10! A place that ticks all the boxes - wonderful food, cocktails, service and atmosphere. One of my absolute culinary highlights in SP. Big love to the team!

Lisa T.

Google
An outstanding restaurant, food and service. AIO was by far the best restaurant we visited in Brazil. The food is incredible and fresh - a lovely combination of Taiwanese and Brazilian. We visited the restaurant twice we loved it so much, both times supported by the lovely Fernanda with great recommendations of dishes to try. The bao buns are phenomenal, the tomato salad and gyoza divine and the cocktails - oh the bartenders did such a great job with the cocktails we tried. Thank you AIO for a food experience to remember!

Vicky P

Google
I had an amazing dinner experience at AIO - the food was excellent and the service cannot be faulted. You can tell that the table setting and menus have all been curated perfectly. Great cocktails and sharing dishes - definitely try the AIO Taiwanese inspired cocktails, the oysters and the dumplings!

Magda B.

Google
The food was amazing. Waitresses are super helpful and nice. I highly recommend to visit while you are in São Paulo ✨

Paul T.

Google
As a Taiwanese traveling extensively around the world it's nice to try out fusion Taiwanese food outside of Taiwan. I wouldn't expect fusion food taste to be the same as authentic ones nor don't mind paying for quality and creativity. However the experience here in Aio left a lot to be desired. Boils down into a few points: the cuisines here are based on the popular street dishes and everyday food, nothing fancy. The type of food has the essence of fun to share and being accessible. However the translation at this restaurant making these dishes what I consider as my "rice and beans" into a pricey tapas style dishes felt pretentious in my opinion. The twists of flavors are using common spices in other asian food, for instance the fish and chips was using the common spice found in Sichuan style cooking. There are creativities behind but I don't feel they are that comprehensive, the food here felt incomplete, they are finger food at best. I won't consider any of what I ordered a dish if I use my home country experience to judge them. I've tried many elevated Taiwanese restaurants back home, what Aio is charging I would expect to get something more complete instead of fun overpriced finger food. I had to eat next door at the Mapu Baos to actually complete my dinner after eating at Aio.

Freddie G.

Google
Exceptional service, food and drinks. A really exciting combo of Taiwanese style and Brazilian ingredients. All the dishes had perfect freshness, vegetables with bite and sauces with depth. The drinks were so good too, a personal stand out was the tostado, a cocktail with butter has no right to taste that good.

Alex Shih M.

Google
One of the most incredible eating experiences I’ve ever had ❤️