Lisboa, Portugal
Tv. dos Fiéis de Deus 28
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+351213461500
One of the best ramen I’ve ever had in Lisbon. The Japanese waitress was very sweet. The sushi was great too. Perfect for one or two people meal. There is tons of sake selections here too.
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Simply one word about all the crew and the Chef: AMAZING! Amazing menu, craftsmanship execution nice small clean space. Sadly it's a pop-up, so go there while it lasts!
We are annual visitors to Bairro Alto and ate here twice when it was a tapas restaurant. The property has the same management (and/or owner), but switched it up completely to a Japanese restaurant. (Note: not a sushi restaurant, but a Japanese restaurant). The majority of the menu is on chalkboards inside whilst they are still printing menus for the table. We had spring rolls, pork gyoza (superb!), edamame (heavily doused in thick crystals of salt), harumaki and shrimp yakisokba. We also had miso soup, which I want to point out is the best miso I've ever had in my life. If we lived there, I would just go get a bowl of soup daily in the winter. Estrella (Spanish beer) on draught was a welcome respite from Sagres or Super Bock. The service was excellent. Our waiter, who was new, was fantastic - very personable. I apologize, but I forgot his name, as I meant to give him a shout out for our visit on 11 September in the evening. A young Japanese lady from the kitchen came out to check that we were getting quality suggestions from the kitchen after something was done for the evening. All this for 33.50 Euros. Highly recommended.
Chef is a Brazilian was living in Japan for over 20 years. Fried chicken was good, Ramen tasted good but quite small and nothing special, Goyza with shrimp was so so, liver was good, sashimi was so bad, they are frozen, you can taste like they just unfreezes the tuna, and this mix sashimi cost 22 if I’m not wrong, worst sashimi I ever had in Lisbon.
pictures on google map are outdated, they must have changed the owner or something that they don’t really serve Japanese food. They have small tapas alike menu and food are fusion Japanese (me being nice here)
Has moved. Japanese writing on the door and bathrooms of the tapas bar at this address suggests it has become a tapas bar. May have moved within the city.
Great experience of Japanese/Portuguese fusion. Do try the duck, he stake sandwich and the marinated squid. I will try the Ramen the next time which will be soon. A place to visit again a few again .
Fresh and generous \tapas\ portions very well done. I strongly recommend the aubergine with miso. The flavor is surprisingly amazing!
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