Tucked away on the corner of Peel Street and Hollywood Road, our restaurant Uma Nota was the first restaurant to offer nipo-brasileiro cuisine in Hong Kong. It was an obscure cuisine to many but the liveliness of the restaurant and the flavours of Brazil and Japan attracted many customers. One year later, we secured a commercial space in Paris and turned it into a modern version of a samba bar that you would find in Brazil.
We’re introducing a new Rare & Remarkable dining series to celebrate native Brazilian ingredients scarcely found in the city.
Nipo-Brasileiro food has found a second home in Hong Kong at Uma Nota. LIFESTYLE ASIA
Endearingly known as “Cariocas”, the people of Rio de Janeiro enjoy a culinary culture that’s closely tied to Africa and Portugal, presenting additional influences from Spain and Italy.
Rio’s unique location in Brazil offers the best landscapes nature has to offer – sun, sea, pristine beaches, mountains, and the Carioca spirit of its inhabitants! The very inspiration behind Chef Gustavo’s newest menu.
The name ‘Uma Nota’ may suggest a single note of music, but this [...] restaurant is anything but one dimensional. HK TATLER
Diverse, colourful and energetic, the coastal state of Bahia is home to Brazil’s most represented cuisine, reflected in everything from the region’s rich seafood stew Moqueca, iconic black-eyed pea Abara, and the national dish Feijoada.
A significant month in Brazil’s cultural calendar – with their National Independence Day falling on the 7th and Cachaça Day swiftly following on the 13th – the spirit of Brazil comes alive in September, and UMA NOTA is bringing the celebrations and flavours of Salvador to Hong Kong’s one and only Afro-Brazilian brunch!