São Paulo - State of São Paulo, Brazil
Discover Manish, a Lebanese restaurant in São Paulo offering traditional gourmet dishes, cocktails, and a cozy upscale atmosphere with dine-in and takeout.
4.4 / 5
Guest rating
1,425
Reviews
Lebanese Restaurant
Cuisine
São Paulo - State of São Paulo
City
R$80–100
Price level
Closes at 11:00 PM
Manish is a Lebanese restaurant located in Itaim Bibi, São Paulo, known for its elegant and modern setting. It serves traditional gourmet Lebanese dishes alongside a selection of Middle Eastern specialties, crafted with attention to authentic flavors.
The restaurant provides a relaxed environment suitable for lunch, dinner, or solo dining. Guests can expect a menu featuring popular items like Esfiha de Carne Folhada, Kafta, and Homus, complemented by a variety of cocktails, coffee, and desserts.
Offering several service options including dine-in, takeout, and delivery, it accommodates different dining preferences. The space is wheelchair accessible with seating and restrooms adapted for accessibility, making it welcoming for diverse visitors.
Planning ahead is recommended, especially for lunch and dinner reservations. Payment methods accepted include credit cards, debit cards, meal coupons, and NFC mobile payments. Parking and valet parking facilities are available on site.
Signature dishes, shareable plates, and the items regulars keep coming back for.
Grouped by category — each group lists what's available and what isn't at Manish.
When Manish is open during the week.
Closes at 11:00 PM
Central São Paulo - State of São Paulo, with cafes, shops, and other restaurants within easy walking distance.
A look at the food, the dining room, drinks, and the exterior of Manish.
What recent guests say after dining at Manish.
Based on 1,425 guest reviews
rodrigo medeiros
Jun 25, 2026"Good Lebanese restaurant. Executive menu for lunch is reasonably priced. Food is flavourful and there are good options. Desert is worth trying and the espresso is very good also. Waiters pay attention and service in general is fast."
Stoner William
Jun 04, 2026"Love the esfiha de zaatar although it is a little burned, the sesame adds a lot to flavor. The Knafeh is not the most legit but it tastes super good and love that I can pour the syrup myself."
Pramod Barange
May 30, 2026"This is Lebanese restaurant and not Indian. The captain helped me to select vegetarian dishes. I liked it."
Justin Livengood
May 30, 2026"Great food and staff. Our host Batista was the best, he was super friendly and fun. P.s try their hot sauce"
Lucas Duffey
Apr 28, 2026"Beautiful restaurant. They have menus in English. We started off with the trio de pastas - bread and a trio of dipping sauces (eggplant, curd, hummus). Mojito do sheik was my favorite cocktail, followed by gin saj. They mince the mint up so you get a little on each sip which gives the drink some welcomed texture. The kibe labanie was really good. It tasted like meatballs in a sour cream soup. I wouldn't get the quibe vegetariano again, wasn't very tasty."
Krishna Narasimhan
Mar 04, 2026"Good Lebanese restaurant. Reasonably large space with table arrangement that doesn’t feel too cramped. The have English menus for those that require it. Good selection on the menu and several choices for vegetarians and vegans. The drinks menu was good too. The food tasted good, but perhaps a little local influence which is to be expected and certainly wasn’t a bad thing. Steaming hot pitas were very good. I would certainly dine here again."
Carlos E
Mar 04, 2026"Nice, cozy Lebanese restaurant with vegan options. The caipirinhas are great."
Common questions about visiting and dining at Manish Lebanese Restaurant.
The menu focuses on traditional Lebanese and Middle Eastern dishes, offering various small plates, vegetarian options, and desserts.
Reservations are recommended for lunch and dinner, especially during peak hours, to ensure seating availability.
The restaurant features wheelchair accessible entrances, restrooms, and seating to accommodate guests with mobility needs.
Visitors can choose from dine-in, takeout, delivery, and no-contact delivery services depending on their preference.
Accepted payment methods include credit cards, debit cards, meal coupons, NFC mobile payments, and Pluxee.
Yes, it is family-friendly, offers high chairs, and provides a casual but trendy atmosphere for groups and solo diners.
Yes, the offerings include beer, cocktails, hard liquor, and a curated wine list.
The average dining experience ranges from one to two hours, depending on the meal and service chosen.
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