Chef Olis
From R$ 495.00
Years of study deserve more than a generic formatura package. A personal chef brings the celebration to your home or your building's party room in Taboão da Serra — a menu built around the graduate, served while the whole family stays at the table.
Formatura venues and event buffets charge per head for a standardized dinner that treats every graduating class the same. Hosting at home in Jardim Maria Rosa or Parque Monte Alegre puts that same budget into what actually matters: the graduate's favorite food, cooked fresh, with no venue fee and no fixed end time.
The default in Taboão da Serra has always been driving an hour-plus into the capital for a celebration dinner — and an hour-plus back, on a night that should be relaxed. A personal chef reverses the trip: restaurant-level cooking arrives at your door in Centro, Jardim Henriqueta, or Pirajuçara, and the grandparents never have to face the Régis Bittencourt at midnight.
Taboão's newer residential complexes were built with compact kitchens but generous salões de festas. Chefs on myChef work with that layout every week: they bring portable induction stations and finishing equipment, prep what needs a full kitchen in advance, and run service for 10 to 40 guests from the party room itself.
The course they finished, the dishes they love, how many guests are coming, and where the party happens — your home or the building's salão de festas. That's everything we need to match you with the right chef in the Taboão da Serra area.
Your chef proposes a celebration menu shaped around the graduate — plated dinner, family-style feast, or food stations for a bigger crowd. You adjust and approve; the chef handles all the shopping, sourcing produce with the quality of the local feiras livres and São Paulo's Ceagesp supply chain.
On party day the chef arrives early, sets up in your kitchen or the common area, and cooks through the event so every course lands hot and on time. For larger guest lists, an assistant joins to keep service flowing without lines.
The family's only job is raising a glass to the diploma. When dessert is done, the chef cleans the kitchen and the service stations completely — the salão is handed back to the condomínio exactly as it was booked.
In Brazil, a formatura is one of the biggest milestones a family celebrates — and in Taboão da Serra, the tradition has long meant either an expensive package at an event hall or a caravan of cars heading into São Paulo. Both options put the graduate in someone else's space, on someone else's schedule. A personal chef flips that: the celebration happens where the family actually lives, at whatever pace the night deserves.
The city's housing stock is actually an advantage here. The apartment complexes of Jardim Henriqueta and Parque Pinheiros come with salões de festas made for exactly this kind of gathering, while the houses of Jardim Maria Rosa and Parque Monte Alegre host comfortable dinners for the closer circle. Chefs who serve Taboão plan around each format — bringing equipment for party-room service or working directly from a home kitchen.
Ingredient quality is no compromise either. Between Taboão's own feiras livres and the proximity of Ceagesp — Latin America's largest food hub, just across the city line — chefs here cook with the same produce as São Paulo's top restaurants, at Grande SP prices. Capital-level gastronomy, zero traffic.
Local Tip
December and July concentrate graduations across Grande SP, and condomínio party rooms book up before chefs do. Reserve the salão with your building first, then lock in the chef — ideally 3 to 4 weeks ahead for those months.
A chef-cooked graduation party at home in Taboão da Serra typically costs less per guest than a formatura buffet package — and every real goes into food and service instead of venue rental.
R$50–R$170 per person (parties of 10–40 guests)
The diploma took years of effort — the party should take one booking. Find your chef and celebrate the graduate at home, with the whole family at the table.