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Ecully São Paulo: Bib Gourmand International Restaurant in Perdizes

Ecully: Consistent, Welcoming International Cuisine in Perdizes

On Rua Cotoxó in São Paulo’s Perdizes neighborhood, Ecully has quietly built a reputation for refined, accessible international cuisine. The restaurant has been a fixture on the Michelin Bib Gourmand list since 2015, an award that recognizes good quality, good value cooking. The consistency of this recognition—renewed nearly every year since—speaks to the kitchen’s steady hand and commitment to satisfying cooking.

Ecully is the project of chefs Juliana and Guilherme, who together shape the menu and atmosphere. The cuisine is international in scope, drawing on techniques and flavors from across the globe while remaining grounded in what works: clean flavors, careful sourcing, and plates that feel both familiar and thoughtful. The restaurant’s own site emphasizes the personal vision of its chef-owners, suggesting a kitchen where the cooking is an extension of their tastes and training.

The space itself is set up for a range of dining experiences. There is air conditioning for comfort, outdoor seating for São Paulo’s warmer evenings, and wheelchair access throughout. Valet parking is available, and the restaurant also offers takeaway and hosts events. An interesting wine list rounds out the offer, giving diners the chance to pair their meal with something well-chosen.

The location on Rua Cotoxó places Ecully in a largely residential area, a little away from the city’s most tourist-heavy dining strips. This gives it the feel of a neighborhood restaurant that happens to have earned international recognition. The Michelin Bib Gourmand is not a star, but it is a strong signal: here is a place that delivers a high level of cooking without the formality or price tag of a tasting-menu temple. For those seeking international cuisine in São Paulo with a track record of quality, Ecully makes a convincing case.