Did you know that the state of São Paulo is home to almost 60% of all Asian immigrants in Brazil? It’s no wonder that the capital has so many establishments specializing in this type of cuisine, from restaurants to markets. Just like Asian coffee shops, especially Japanese and Korean, which are gaining more and more ground and attracting a public eager for new flavors and experiences.
From specialties such as matcha latte to Koreantangzhong, these themed cafés reveal the richness and diversity of the countries’ gastronomy. In this way, more than just serving a tasty snack, they allow customers to take a real cultural trip , without leaving the capital of São Paulo! So here are some Asian coffee shops in São Paulo for an authentic and innovative experience. Enjoy!
Asian coffee shops in SP to try Japanese and Korean delicacies
Kazu Cake
Since 2013, Kazu Cake has been offering cakes and other typically Japanese delicacies, with less sugar to match the country’s flavors. The artisan bakery also offers specialty coffees and a breakfast menu.
📍 Rua Thomaz Gonzaga, 84/90 – Liberdade
Komah Bakery
This Asian café is inspired by Korean coffee shops and offers breakfast, brunches and snacks throughout the day. Among the delicacies are matchas and typical breads such as Tangzhong. Get ready for a gastronomic trip without leaving São Paulo!
📍 Rua Girassol, 273 – Vila Madalena
Bellapan Bakery
Next up, Bellapan Bakery is a bakery and patisserie full of Korean delicacies. There is a self-service table offering everything from typical Korean breads to bean jam. But beware: it’s usually crowded, so make sure you leave plenty of time to get a seat!
📍 Rua Prates, 563 – Bom Retiro
Aizomê Café
Next up, Aizomê Café is one of the Japanese-style Asian cafés in SP. Located on the first floor of Japan House São Paulo, it offers everything from specialty coffees and matcha to yogashi services – artisanal confectionery offering Japanese-style Western sweets, cakes and desserts.
📍 Avenida Paulista, 52 – Bela Vista
Hachi Crepe & Café
Finally, we have another Japanese representative among the Asian cafés in SP. As the name suggests, Hachi Crepe & Café offers Japanese-style crepes, as well as specialty coffees and typical desserts. For example ,taiyaki, a fish-shaped pastry typically filled with red bean paste. But it is also available in more Brazilian flavors, such as hazelnut or dulce de leche.
📍 Rua Galvão Bueno, 586 – Liberdade