Two new Michelin three stars in Brazil

Two new Michelin three stars in Brazil

Edouard Amoiel

Edouard Amoiel

26 avril 2026

In Rio de Janeiro, the Michelin Guide reaches a decisive milestone. With two three-star restaurants in São Paulo, a new Brazilian gastronomic map is taking shape.

On April 13, under the chandeliers of the Copacabana Palace, the Brazilian gastronomic scene experienced a historic moment. In front of an audience of chefs, restaurateurs and influential industry players, the Michelin Guide revealed its Rio de Janeiro & São Paulo 2026 edition. It’s a first that changes everything. For the first time in Latin America, two restaurants have been awarded the ultimate distinction: three Michelin stars. Two restaurants, two perspectives, one city, São Paulo, and a powerful message for the whole world. Yes, Brazil is asserting itself as a major gastronomic destination. The winners? Evvai and Tuju. Two already renowned addresses, now propelled to the next level. Where excellence becomes destination.