Chef Olis
From R$ 495.00
A personal chef cooks the entire reunion feast at your home or in your building's party room, so a family of 15, 25 or 40 can gather in Taboão without caravanning into São Paulo — and without exhausting the one person who always cooks.
Every family has one — the grandmother or aunt who spends the whole reunion behind the stove and joins the table only when the food is cold. A personal chef learns her recipes, cooks the feast she would have cooked, and serves her first. For once, the person who fed this family for decades gets to be a guest at her own gathering.
Hosting a big family meal out means booking a restaurant an hour away in São Paulo and herding three generations down the Régis Bittencourt — or settling for delivery that arrives lukewarm. A personal chef flips the equation: São Paulo-level cooking comes to your home in Centro, Jardim Henriqueta or Parque Pinheiros, and nobody touches a car key.
Taboão's newer residential complexes have compact kitchens but generous common areas — exactly the combination a personal chef knows how to work with. The chef preps ahead, brings portable equipment when needed, and turns your building's salão de festas into a proper family dining room for up to 40 guests.
Headcount, venue — your home, a relative's house or the building's party room — the dishes your family considers non-negotiable, and every dietary restriction across the generations. We match you with the right chef for the group.
You receive a menu proposal built around your family's traditions, scaled honestly for the headcount. Once you approve, the chef handles all the shopping — local feiras livres for produce, trusted suppliers for meats and specialty items.
The chef arrives hours ahead, sets up in your kitchen or the party-room copa, and serves in the format you chose — abundant buffet, platters passed down the table, or plated courses for smaller groups.
After dessert and coffee, the chef cleans everything and returns the space exactly as found. The family stays at the table telling the same old stories — which is the entire point of a reunion.
Taboão da Serra is a city of families — households that grew together in Centro, Jardim Henriqueta, Parque Pinheiros and Pirajuçara, with relatives scattered across the Grande SP west zone and the capital. When everyone reunites a few times a year, the gathering happens at the family home or, increasingly, in the salão de festas of the newer apartment complexes, where space for 30 or 40 is not a problem.
What has always been a problem is the food. Local restaurant options are thin for a group that size, and driving the whole family into São Paulo for lunch turns a reunion into a logistics operation. A personal chef closes that gap: the elevated, home-cooked feast happens right in Taboão, at a price well below capital rates — event menus here run R$50–R$170 per person.
Chefs serving Taboão shop the local feiras livres and benefit from the proximity of Ceagesp, São Paulo's massive produce hub, just up the road. That means genuinely fresh ingredients at fair prices — the same quality a capital dinner party gets, cooked in your own kitchen.
Local Tip
If the reunion will be in your building's salão de festas, reserve it early — weekend slots fill fast in Taboão's larger complexes. Your chef can check the space's kitchen setup in advance and bring whatever equipment the copa lacks.
A chef-cooked reunion in Taboão costs a fraction of what the same gathering would cost at a São Paulo restaurant — with no travel, no per-table splitting, and a menu that is actually your family's food.
R$50–R$170 per person (groups of 15–40 guests)
Get everyone around one table — including the person who always cooked for everyone. The chef handles the feast; your family handles the catching up.