Restaurante Rong He Liberdade

Good food, good service, and great portion sizes. However, they do NOT accept credit cards.

Amazing! The line is huge (and somewhat disorganised and confusing), the menu is a confusing mess, but the food is outstanding. The restaurant was packed - at 3 PM. Waiters run non-stop, and the service will be slow… but it is worth it. The portions are huge - enough to feed 3 people. I ate with a friend with a big appetite, and we took a doggy bag home. We ordered the guioza and the seafood bifum with curry - both were amazing. The pork guioza was crispy juicy and the skin was super thin. The seafood bifum was outstanding. Seafood was super soft - not rubbery at all. The curry is slightly spicy, but not overwhelming, and the noodles are cooked to perfection. We paid 130 BRL for our meal - and had leftovers to take home. I wish the portions weee actually smaller so we could sample more of the food!

Servings are to be shared, they are quite big. Tasty food, fast attention. Love the pork dumplings. We're going to return to try the other dishes

Super recommend for everyone who loves authentic Chinese food! Delicious big portions for very reasonable price. Going there already several years and still enjoy Rong He especially when really hungry! Thank you😋

Incredible good food restaurant in Liberdade neighborhood in SP. The menu is impressively big, more than 100 dishes. The flavor of the food is good, the place is clean, and service is fast. The dishes are huge so that for some options, one dish feeds 4. This makes the restaurant very cheap because you will split one dish in three/four people. The steam made dumpling is amazing.

It is a typical Chinese Restaurant in Liberdade. As a typical Chinese restaurant it is crowded, sometimes loud and almost always alive! The menu is rather confusing because it does not show dishes separated by variety. Rather it's a confusing randomness. However your waiter is your savior and you shall ask him for his advice. There is also a live demonstration of "noodle making" at the back. PS. The bathrooms can be much better, much cleaner.

I’m completely confused by the positive reviews, to the extent I triple checked whether we are at the same Rong He. I’m a foreigner so perhaps “Brazilian-Chinese” simply isn’t to my taste, but needless to say, bland yakisoba served with scissors isn’t remotely Chinese. The ingredients seemed fresh, and it wasn’t terrible, just unseasoned and tasteless. The fried dumplings didn’t seem to have been anywhere near salt or spices. The only authentic aspect of the restaurant was the bad service — staff just standing around chatting loudly. They’re not unfriendly, just very unprofessional and don’t seem to have had any sort of training. I guess it’s a decent option if you want a very large plate of tasteless noodles for a good price, but it’s mind boggling that anyone could consider this the best Chinese restaurant in São Paulo.

Not authentic Chinese cuisine, despite the positive reviews this place has, I decided to try, and we'll, disappointed. Prices are high, they charged a 10% surcharge on receipt, then they don't even advertise well that they do not accept credit cards except for a small sign you see when leaving, not a great experience. Non existent service from staff standing around and on phones. There's better restaurants in this part of town that are much more authentic and flavorful, also much less costly and take all payment methods.