Amazo Cozinha Peruana - Campos Elíseos

I love my experience in this amazing restaurant! The food was supreme and Valentina was a key piece! She helped us and guided us to order delicious meals and drinks! The place is lovely, just missed a little bit of music in the back 5 stars for Amazo and Valentina!

What a great place to visit in São Paulo. The food is top notch, the service super efficient, and the atmosphere absolutely perfect. The music was super chill and matched perfectly with the environment. The food is so well-made, the portions are good, and the drinks are also innovative. I definitely recommend this place!

Each dish seemed almost better than the next. One of the best meals I've had all year. The Viera were amazing. It all was, and made me realize how diverse Peruvian food can be.

Ate dinner at night. A magical feeling. Very much like a rainforest. Fountains with running water. Lights gave a soft glow. Tabels of stone with colorful little bulls. Service and cuisine were excellent! It was an exceptional experience.

Great Peruvian option in São Paulo. I lived a few years in Perú and deeply fell in love with its food. So, it’s like ritual for me to try Peruvian food when available. Frankly, I didn’t expect much considering it’s not a port city and the lemon didn’t taste same as in Lima. This place Amazo, however, was a pleasant surprise for me. The kitchen was run by 100% peruanos and the food was close enough to its original. The restaurant was pretty big and only opened outside terrace for the day. Live band was playing music and the atmosphere couldn’t be better. I was told the neighborhood wasn’t a fancy one but couldn’t think of anything bad only with this lovely restaurant. I tried ceviche, tiradito, pulpo al olivo(grilled octopus with olive sauce), vieiras, arroz norteño and fideo. Almost all of them were great. The drinks options were limited, however. They had the Pisco sour but not chilcano. The Cusqueña beers, they only had dorada and malta. (Larger and wheetbeer) Still, overall, I loved the place and would recommend this place to my friends in São Paulo. Highly recommended.

One word: amazing 🤩 I had the opportunity to go to Peru and this restaurant took me back there. From the drinks to the starters everything was good. I definitely recommend the Tropical rice and Lomi Saltado.

You need reservations for dinner, the entire group begins at 7pm, they only have one service. Great food, amazing atmosphere. All of the cocktails are delicious.

We went to Ama.zo for a Sunday lunch. We liked: - The savory dishes. Our ceviche first course and the main dishes that followed were exceptional, in line with the best in Lima. - The ambiance. The dining area is set in the garden of a heritage home, very nice indeed. We did not like: - The prices. While some dishes are worth the cost, others are not. The corn crisps the server suggested were outrageously priced, as was the price of desserts, much higher than that of similar restaurants, and not being special at all. - The volume of the band playing music while we were there. Rather annoying. - The delay in our main dishes. They took so long that the server offered us one free dessert to make up. - Beers. The menu only offered 2 very ordinary labels. With so much excellent craft and premium beers available in Brazil, it simply escapes me why a menu in an upscale restaurant would only offer two supermarket labels.