One of the best, if not the best sushi in Lisbon! Great…read moreservice. Consistently great and fresh food. Ceviche is fantastic. Better make a reservation. A must try if you really like sushi

Oh my goodness- an absolute gem!!! The Sushi Chief was trained by a Japanese master sushi chief and…read moreit shows. Possibly one of the best sushi restaurants in all of Europe. Although it's a small place, the menu is perfect. A nice variety of different fish and perfect starters. As a Japanese American who's lived around the world (and the biggest sushi snob), I would come back over and over if I lived here. It's a little difficult to find but do yourself a favor and GO! You won't regret it!!!! Five plus stars

Great choice after eating too much Portuguese food. It was a rather chilly day so Ramen is perfect…read more Compared to other establishments where they don't have option for tip, this one has it in their credit card portal. Very nice decor and very cozy

Got to Lisbon craving some Ramen! This place was close to the hotel we were staying at, we walked…read morein around 3 pm, got a table and had some fantastic Ramen! Definitely going to be making a stop into this place when we're in Lisbon again!

Christine is an absolute delight. She hails from France and has a ton of Japanese culinary and…read morecultural experience. She is so friendly. The tiny restaurant is in a corner of Madragoa, and she's been showing the World Cup matches. Feels like a real neighborhood community gem. The unagi was delivious, and what a charming vegetarian option they have with the Crispy. Definitely would love to go back to support this darling place.

Delicious authentic Japanese cuisine in a quaint and quiet little neighborhood. Great ambiance and…read morefriendly service by Christine and Lea. One of Lisbon's best kept secrets.

Great option for ramen in Lisbon, but it wasn't the best I've ever had. Waitress was a bit scary…read morebut all the food was prompt. We also tried the soft shell crab baos (yum) and cashew potstickers (very interesting). Would recommend coming if you want a switch from local Portuguese food!

I was craving real Asian food after traveling in Europe for a couple weeks and found this Afuri on…read moreGoogle Maps. The ramen is pretty good and the broth was legit. Water costs money here so might as well order a tea or something. Monday through Thursday they have €10 specials that rotate between the stuff on their menu as of July 2020. Definitely hit the spot.

Very very satisfied. I lurched through the door 35 minutes prior to closing in desperate need of…read moregood food to eat. The place I had gone to two hours prior had left a bad taste in my mouth - literally. After rolling around restlessly in my hotel room, I gathered the strength to leave and walk around the corner and up the block to Tasca Kome. The waiter notified me that the kitchen will be closing soon and suggested that I order all at once. I did. Spinach with sesame seeds. Cucumber roll. Sushi Kome. The sushi Kome came with soy sauce in whipped form. Whaaaaat! It was a nice light touch to the nigiri. Thank you Tasco Kome, for restoring my faith in humanity.

Yum! I was craving…read moresushi on holiday in Lisbon and found this place, which was perfect because it was right by our airbnb. Because the seafood in Lisbon is so fresh and glorious, the sushi is pretty sublime. The restaurant is cozy and comforting. The staff were accommodating and sweet. I started with the ginger cocktail, which was made with homemade ginger ale; it was delicious. The complimentary tamago amuse bouche was good. The four of us shared several dishes. We had the donkatsu, kakuni, chirashi bowl, sashimi platter, and takoyaki. Everything was delicious. The sashimi platter was beautiful. The portions were decently sized and everything was reasonably priced.

A great variety and delicious options. Went with friends and had the all you can eat sushi and it…read morewas delicious and the presentation was stunning. Highly recommend for a group.

Stumbled upon here while visiting and sat at the bar. Couldn't read the menu and the waitress asked…read moreif we wanted to just do her recommendations and we said yes. Everything she put in for us was amazing, and we will definitely be back if we visit Portugual again The squid in miso soup was phenomenal and not even squish. The tuna tar tar was beyond The pork sandwich bread was so good. If you're from America it was similar to canes Texas toast. Also love the atmosphere, you watch them as they cook and everyone is super sweet and nice No photos unfortunately since we ate everything right away; but great place to split a bunch of dishes with friends !

We are annual visitors to Bairro Alto and ate here twice when it was a tapas restaurant. The…read moreproperty 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.

Located inside the timeout market, that is next to the water and close to the Prado De Comercio, it…read moreis a small sushi shop. Timeout in general though is a must see in general for any Lisbon bucket list, so stop by and decide whether or not you want sushi! It has really good sushi, and there's a lot of variety on the menu. I figured that if you're in Portugal, you need to get seafood in any variety, including sushi. The sushi was very good and very fresh. For the price it was also reasonable because it's cheap cheaper than what you could get in the US. My only complaint is I wish the menu was easier to understand. I am not a sushi expert, so there were different names of rolls that I didn't understand like Fotu Maki. It was fine though, because the waiter explained to me what each term meant and what was on the menu, but it would've been helpful to have that listed. You can sit anywhere inside the timeout market. And there's around 500 where the seating inside the market. If you leave your tray on the table too, it gets taken by a worker.

The sushi is AMAZING!!!!! Out of this world fresh. I was blown away. The sushi is on par with sushi…read morefrom Japan. The plating was gorgeous, and the taste was even better. I was in Portugal 3 days and ate here twice. Get the combo two, the cones, and the tuna belly w/ caviar -- amazing. Loved it. Will be back. Also the staff was really friendly and kind, it added to the overall amazing experience.

Warning! Everyone in our party got extreme food poisoning from eating here. We had a late dinner,…read moreand by the time we woke up, everyone was vomiting and extremely ill for ~24 hours. The waiter was nice, though.

Well, not so good. I rely a lot on Yelp when I travel, and this place looked pretty strong. Sadly,…read moreno. I got a seat at the sushi bar, but they asked me to move twice to accommodate other future mystery patrons. And a sloppy iPad was seated next to me, left by the staff. So that was gross. Then, they ran out of salmon, a rather important ingredient. Overall, disappointment. I went to Sea Me earlier in the week and had better food, despite the bartender serving me dinner and skipping out before his shift was over.

It wasn't the best ramen ever but a bit of a higher end than the tourist ramen joints in Lisbon,…read more visited by many locals yet some tourists. Tables turn pretty quickly later so we got a two top pretty fast without a reservation. We started Baos (yes chinese dish....) and they were pretty good. She ordered the miso ramen and liked it. I ordered the pork belly ramen that I enjoyed. They don't have Togarashi pepper but if you ask and show them a pic of it they bring you little cup of it though a variety without sesame seeds. Pretty good choice at a little higher price point. I've had better but would maybe go back. Very convenient to the area near the waterfront tourist locations yet nestled at the bottom of the hills.

Was walking around Lisbon at night and noticed this Japanese ramen place…read more We've had enough Portuguese and European food and thought it would be interesting to try their ramen here in Lisbon. Ambiance- good crowd at 9 pm. Place esthetically appealing. 5 stars Service - staff was polite and friendly and efficient. 5 stars. Edamame- small portion. Good taste. Satisfying. 4 stars We both got the Hakata Tonkotsu Ramen. Broth was average. Didn't strike me as that flavorful and for me, I probably would have had to add some chili oil to give it a kick. The ajimago egg was cooler in temp to the broth but was nice with soft yolk. The noodles likely were not made there but sufficient. Overall- 4 stars Dessert- wife got the green tea ice cream that was on a bed of on oat and cookie crumble. Wife enjoyed it. 5 stars I got the Dango Matarashi with red bean. It's basically a rice ball, put some red bean paste and strawberry slices on top. Definitely a similar taste to Chinese rice balls to taste. Seemed very small portion and not that impressed but was presented nicely. 3 stars Overall, ramen can't compete to other places I've tried in my life but it was good enough for us. Would I go back here if ever returning to Lisbon? For sure. ** if you decide to go to Koppu based on my review, send a compliment - much love from California, USA **