Chef Jota Oliver
From R$ 88.00
The best dinner parties are the ones where the host is actually at the table. A myChef personal chef designs the menu, cooks in your kitchen, serves every course, and cleans up — while you pour the wine and take the credit.
Every host knows the pattern: you plan a dinner for eight, and then you watch it happen from behind the stove. Between plating the starter and rescuing the main course, the conversation moves on without you. A personal chef breaks the pattern — you're at the table for the story everyone laughs at, and the food is better than anything you could have juggled solo.
For supper-club circles and friend groups that rotate hosting, a chef also raises the game. Instead of the same three go-to recipes, your table gets a five-course seasonal tasting, a live-fire cooking session on the balcony, or a wine pairing dinner where each course arrives with its bottle introduced. The chef builds the menu around your group's tastes — and around whatever bottle or ingredient you've been saving for the right occasion.
And it stays your party. Your playlist, your table, your people, no closing time — with a professional quietly running the kitchen and leaving it cleaner than they found it.
4.8/5
average dinner rating
2,000+
dinner parties served
95%
of hosts rebook within a year
Tell the app about your dinner: how many friends (6-12 is the sweet spot), the occasion or non-occasion, cuisines the group loves, and anything you want to show off — from a wine collection to a new grill.
Chefs respond with menu proposals and clear pricing. Read reviews from other hosts, look at plating photos, and pick the chef whose food matches the night you're imagining.
Refine the menu together in the chat — swap a course, add a cheese round, plan pairings for each stage. Dietary restrictions across the group are handled in the design, not at the table.
The chef arrives 2-3 hours early, preps quietly, serves course by course at the table's pace, and closes the night with a spotless kitchen while you're still on the last glass.
Contemporary · 6-10 guests
Brazilian Contemporary · 8-12 guests
Franco-Brazilian · 6-12 guests
Courses built around the group's tastes, the season, and the occasion — not a fixed catering list.
The chef sources everything fresh on the day, favoring local markets. The cost of ingredients is agreed transparently in advance.
Each plate lands at the right moment, paced to the table's conversation rather than the kitchen's convenience.
The chef suggests wines for each course from your collection or a shopping list — so bottles you already own finally meet their dish.
Vegetarian, gluten-free, or allergic guests get the same menu arc as everyone else, not a sad side plate.
Pots, plates, glasses, counters — all done before the chef leaves, usually while dessert is still being discussed.
Drinks aren't included in the price. The chef provides the pairing list and you stock the bottles — or a sommelier can be added.
Chefs work with your existing plates and glasses. For 12+ settings of matching tableware, they can point you to rental services.
"Gustavo's friend group in São Paulo rotates a monthly supper club, and hosting had become an arms race nobody could win after a full work week. When his turn came, he booked a myChef chef for a five-course seasonal tasting — without telling the group."
His friends spent the first two courses assuming he'd secretly taken cooking classes. The chef came out to explain the short rib, the table applauded, and the supper club now has a standing rule: the host may 'cheat' with myChef.
"Paula and Ricardo in Brasília had collected wine for years but always drank it with delivery pizza. They booked a pairing dinner for eight friends built entirely around six bottles from their own cellar."
The chef designed each course to match a specific bottle, introducing the pairing logic as plates were served. Their friends still call it 'the night the cellar made sense' — and two of them have since booked their own pairing dinners.
"Luísa moved back to Recife after years abroad and wanted one dinner to reunite ten old friends — with food that felt like home but not like a buffet. She asked her chef for a modern take on Northeastern classics."
The moqueca arrived steaming at the center of the table and conversation stopped for a full minute. The cartola dessert made two guests call their mothers. Luísa spent the night exactly where she wanted: in her chair, catching up.
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