One Month in São Paulo: Reflections and Experiences
Life:
São Paulo is home to a thriving Chinese community. In the vibrant Japanese neighborhood, you’ll find not one but two Chinese supermarkets—Wanjia Supermarket and Lao You Ji—that cater to all your basic daily needs. And if you’re craving a taste of home, the area is filled with delightful options, including Chinese restaurants like Huafu and Old Beijing Copper Pot, as well as trendy milk tea shops such as Heytea and Chayan Yuese. It’s a little piece of China right in the heart of Brazil!
Travel:
When exploring the city, it’s wise to prioritize safety. Whenever possible, opt for taxis instead of walking. Avoid drawing attention to yourself by displaying expensive jewelry or flaunting wealth. Additionally, try to keep your phone tucked away while you’re out and about—it’s just one more way to ensure a smooth and worry-free experience in this bustling metropolis.
