South Ferro

The chef here is a rooted in Asia and the food is very authentic, which means no fancy place, no fancy decoration, no fancy at all. The restaurant is so small that you can walk by without noticing it. But don’t do that. Go there for a quick bite to have a good Asian food experience in Rio. Oh, almost forgot: The cocktails are great as well!

Delicious, cozy, affordable, and welcoming! South Ferro offers great food - from pizza to entrees and sweets - at a reasonable price and embraces you with its street-like New York ambiance and friendly service :)

Original contemporary plates. Tasty tuna tartare. Hipster place. The manager Ashua is very professional

Super good pizza and drinks, but not a cheap place. There are not common options at the menu, such as pumpkin pure tempura and vegetable dumplings. One of the best pizzas i have ever had. Some items of the menu changes every 2 weeks.

Had a 3 course meal. The dumplings to start were phenomenal. The steak for main was overcooked and not the best quality of steak to begin with, but the sides were great. The mousse for dessert was just ok. I asked which beers they had and was told they only had Boutique beers, and the waiter bright me the 4 options to look at. I ordered an IPA and it was great. But I was disappointed in the service when the table next to me were served Heineken, meaning the server had not given all the beer options just to try and make more money - poor form! I'd have ordered the IPA anyway, but I wouldn't have felt lied to!

Amazing. Has amazing vegan options. Cozy modern place. Truly one of the closest places I've found with genuinely Japanese food - with some Chinese and Korean influence. Last time I felt this was in Japan. Price is fair, but not cheap.

I loved the aesthetic and vibe of this place, and the fact that it had very powerful air conditioning. But our group was all vegetarians and the vegan ramen was preeeetty flavorless. If it weren’t for the price — R$40 — I’d have been less disappointed, but that’s a lot to pay for salty water.

Ok dumplings and ramen. No chilli oil to spicy it up with