Name: Khan El Khalili
Address: 062 - R. Dr. JosÃ© de QueirÃ³s Aranha, 334 - Vila Mariana, SÃ£o Paulo - SP, 04106-060, Brazil, BR
Telephone: +55 11 5571-3209

Khan El Khalili is a point of interest, located at 062 - R. Dr. José de Queirós Aranha, 334 - Vila Mariana, São Paulo - SP, 04106-060, Brazil. They can be contacted via phone at +55 11 5571-3209, visit their website www.khanelkhalili.com.br for more detailed information.

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062 - R. Dr. José de Queirós Aranha, 334 - Vila Mariana, São Paulo - SP, 04106-060

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Teacher Tchelo

24 March 2018

Wonderful
Eduardo Martines

29 October 2017

Ótimo lugar para desfiles
RODRIGO G. DE BARROS

26 June 2017

Top
Emily

20 March 2017

Adorei,ótimo ambiente para conversar e para quem gosta de dança do ventre como eu,é a noite dos sonhos com belas bailarinas e muita música boa,sem falar q e um espaço gostoso de estar bem aconchegante!
Bia GN

20 February 2017

Antigamente serviam um rodízio árabe que era relativamente caro mas gostoso. Gostava bastante da geleia de banana. Os show eram bem interessantes. A sobremesa, um sorvete ruim. Vi alguns comentários de que não servem mais comida. É uma pena pois o lugar era bem diferente.
Vagner Vaag_s2

04 January 2017
CA. Madhusudhan T C

14 December 2015

One will love this place if you can appreciate the art of belly dancing. The dancers look professional and the hospitality is awesome! Must visit restaurant in São Paulo..!!
A Google User

12 February 2010

Don't get sucked into this place if you can avoid it. Supposedly you can go here and get the "Rodizio" and show. Rodizio- in case you just got off the plane- is an all you can eat set menu- very popular in Brazil and a take-off from churrasco (Brazilian BBQ) which has been extended to Pizza, mexican food, italian food/pastas etc. In this case it is mostly a Rodizio of salgadinhos- basically little fried hors devours. You are supposed to get arabic tea/coffee as well and there is a belly dancing show included with the dinner package. Well the first thing you get is bread wrapped in plastic- and not up to the usual standard in Brazil. The salgadinhos come about half an hour later in order to force you to eat as much bread as possible- and don't look for them to come quickly. We arrived at 6 in order to eat before the show that started at 7, but by 8 pm we were all falling asleep from boredom, the server had visited the table a total of about 4 times to offer food, which we ate sparingly since it was mediocre at best. At that point we couldn't take it any more and left without ever having seen or heard a hint of the "show". The meal turned out to be wildly overpriced by Brazilian standards- about 40 reals per person for bread, tea and salgadinhos is ridiculous (55 if you actually get to see the show). Take my advice, if you want a good fancy dinner with singing, spend a little more and hit Lelli's or some other place in the Jardins or off Paulista avenue and skip this place. Or just hit the local churrascaria for much better food at the same price- or even much less.

Can't speak for the show though- other than to say you might fall asleep before it starts.