Camilly taborda
From R$ 319.00
Years of study, late nights, and determination — your formatura deserves a celebration as personal as your journey. A myChef professional turns your home into the restaurant you actually wanted, with a menu built around the graduate.
Curitiba's traditional formatura venues — buffet halls in Bigorrilho or Centro — offer the same package to hundreds of graduates each season. A personal chef gives you a night that's entirely specific to one person: the menu, the atmosphere, the dishes they've been waiting to eat.
At a home dinner, parents, grandparents, siblings, and closest friends sit at one table. There's no rushing from cocktail table to buffet line. Everyone is present for the toast, the stories, and the moment — not scattered across a hall.
Did they survive med school on coffee from a Curitiba café on São Francisco? Did they spend final exam weeks dreaming of their mom's barreado? Your chef works with the family to build a menu that reflects who the graduate is — not what a venue's kitchen happens to offer.
What are their favorite dishes? Are they obsessed with Italian food from Santa Felicidade, or do they want a sophisticated multi-course tasting menu to mark adulthood? What's the guest count, and what dietary needs exist in the family? We gather all of this before your chef designs anything.
Your chef proposes a custom dinner menu — appetizers, mains, the graduation dessert — and you approve or adjust before a single ingredient is purchased. The menu is yours.
Your chef arrives, sets up, and runs the entire dinner service. Courses come out at the right pace — not rushed, not so slow guests lose momentum. The toast course is timed to the family's signal.
After dinner, your chef cleans the kitchen completely. The family keeps celebrating — dessert at the table, second glasses, stories until late — without anyone worrying about dishes or leftovers.
Curitiba is home to major universities — UFPR, PUC-PR, UP, and UTFPR — meaning formatura season is a real cultural moment in the city, concentrated in November and December when cohorts graduate and families converge. The traditional path is a rented hall or buffet venue, expensive and generic. An increasing number of Curitiba families are choosing something more meaningful: a dinner at home.
The city's culture — organized, quality-focused, with a European sense of occasion — suits the intimate dinner format naturally. A long table in a Batel apartment, a garden dinner in Boa Vista, or a combined living and dining room in Água Verde transformed for the evening: these settings carry the kind of warmth that a hired hall never can. Grandparents, aunts, uncles, siblings — everyone fits, and everyone belongs at the same table.
Curitiba's ingredient quality makes this easy to execute beautifully. Artisan cheeses from Campos Gerais, handmade pasta from Italian delis in Santa Felicidade, premium beef from Paranaense producers, and the unique pinhão — the city's culinary signature — give a Curitiba graduation dinner a distinct, unforgettable character.
Local Tip
If the graduate studied at UFPR's Politécnico campus or in the Reitoria area, consider asking the chef to incorporate a nod to Curitiba's European heritage into the menu — a Polish-inspired appetizer or a true Santa Felicidade-style pasta course. It's a conversation starter that honors where they spent these years.
Pricing for a graduation dinner in Curitiba depends on guest count, number of courses, and service level. Home celebrations of 10–25 guests with a multi-course dinner are the most common format.
R$90–250 per person
This milestone belongs at your table, not in a rented hall. Let a myChef professional create the graduation celebration your family will talk about for years.