Great place for lunch Shared the traditional sushi, alao…read moregayuza and tempura. Everything was fresh, friendly service

Fantastic sushi. We (2 people) enjoyed our mixed 40 pcs plate very much. The Vinho Verde was great…read moreas well.

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

Que joia escondida no Mercado da Vila. Sushi de alta qualidade e apresentacao sofisticada. Ambiente…read morecalmo e agradavel com um atendimento simpatico e atencioso.

What a great Sushi restaurant in Cascais! I was craving Japanese food while we were touring…read morePortugal and found this place on Yelp. The service was amazingly efficient and food was authentic and delicious. Great ambiance as it is right above the open market which sold flowers, fruits and vegetables and olives and cheeses. Prices were very reasonable and fish was very fresh. I would go here again if and when I visit Portugal again!

Wow! Just wow! We chose Nomada for lunch on a whim because we wanted Sushi in Lisbon. We somehow…read morechose one of my favorite sushi places and I eat a weekly omakase in New York City and have been to Japan multiple times. I could not believe how great this spot was from decor to service to the food. Walking in it is absolutely beautiful, we chose a table, got a couple drinks that were all good from sake to a spicy margarita. Then we ordered what felt like a silly amount of food, but we were hungry. The waiter somehow remembered it all without writingit down and then coursed it perfectly. We started with the Otoro tartare and that was just about as splendid as anything comes. Then we followed that up with sashimi and just course and course of nigiri and sushi rolls. Every piece was epically amazing and every drink we had was stellar. I must say you cannot have too much otoro here! The otoro just blew our mind from a price and taste perspective. The dessert also was just so good - we had this matcha cake that again was warm and perfectly prepared. I couldn't believe how good it was. I don't know how they're pulling this off, but Nomada is the place to eat in Lisbon!

Sushi is fresh and they have gluten free options. The temperature could be colder and Ii you order…read moreone of the combination sushi or sashimi options, the variety is a bit lacking.

The food, service, and ambiance were all exceptional at Sushi Toro. There is limited seating so I…read morerecommend making a reservation in advance! My boyfriend and I are visiting from the United States and stumbled upon this restaurant yesterday, however there were no available reservations until later in the night. We decided to make a reservation for tonight instead and I'm so glad that we did -- it was well worth the wait! We will be back for sure!

I didn't think I would find a sushi place like this in Carcavelos. It's tucked away in the back of…read morea mall. It totally transforms you to a different place. Ingredients are fresh and service was top notch. The 5 stars is definitely worth it compared to other options around the area.

I'm a sushi purist... and yet I enjoyed this place - a great take on ceviche flavors combined with…read moresushi quality

Easily our best meal in Portugal so far. The ceviche is the best we have had. Better than any I…read morehave eaten living in Seattle or visiting Hawaii. Try the white fish ceviche with toasted corn kernels and the salmon ceviche with a side of their perfectly seasoned sushi rice topped with toasted quinoa.

For all those who've never been here, its an all-you-can-eat restaurant. Its midrange priced…read more(17euros for dinner), but after eating there you realize its expensive. Most dishes are lacking the protein department, the sushi has almost no sea food, and the beef sushi has little to none of the cow product. They try to fill you up with rice. The establishment itself is not bad, and its in a good area; but at these prices there are several better options around (tho not for sushi).

Don't come here for authentic sushi. Come here for a different, but yummy, kind of sushi. I like to…read morecome here every few months. It's good value, you get to eat a lot of food. I get that it's not for everybody, especially sushi and japanese food purists. So don't come here if you're one of those, you'll be disappointed and there are better places for that. The waiters aren't nice at all but they do their jobs so whatever.

About 7min walk from metro stop Rato (yellow line). Waited 5 mins to get seated, the place was…read morepacked, but emptied out by 2PM. Service was not very attentive, but they spoke some english and brought our food very fast. The 'all you can eat' is essentially 2 courses, the first being a very nice fired salmon roll, and the other a combination platter featuring mainly tuna & salmon, as well as some kiwi & strawberry hybrid sushi. The food itself is good, it isn't the greatest sushi, but for the price (13EUR lunch & 17EUR dinner) we were satisfied and would return. A piece of advice, the drinks are a little expensive (2.20EUR for a can of coke) so keep that in mind. All in all the place was clean, food good, and service decent.

This was a nice Sushi bar restaurant. They offer a all you can eat special for both 15€ lunch and…read more20€ dinner very big portions. Very nice presentation, comfortable seating other than a homeless man in my window. The food and service was very good.

We came by bike from Lisbon to this place. Food was amazing. It tastes very very good and they…read moreoffer it with style. They have seats on the second floor where you look on the sea. But this place isn't cheap. Anyhow I can highly recommed this sushi bar!

Oooooof...roll me out of this place! The service was phenomenal and the views were fab!…read more I've been to sushi restaurants, I've been to Portuguese restaurants but this was something special. Every experience was delightful. My husband, who doesn't like seafood was INTO it. If I come back to Portugal anytime soon this will be on the to do list.

This is it....search no more you have found bliss: hic sunt dracones (here there be dragons). The…read moreculinary gods have blessed us with Midori. Located in the outskirts of Sintra in the Penha Longa Resort is Midori, one of two Michelin starred restaurants that grace this property. Midori is reason enough to board a plane and cross the Atlantic. The chef, Pedro Almeida, has created a Japanese and Portuguese themed restaurant that was awarded a Michelin Star in November of 2018. The concept celebrates two great seafaring cultures and the influences of both on their gastronomic heritage. Mixing and combining ingredients, Chef Almeida shall blow your mind. The restaurant has only 6 tables all facing a rock zen garden. At night the mists of Sintra waif over the garden and hit the window. You are instantly transported to a misty Japanese forest. The setting and food are ethereal. Now the food. You have three menus too chose from we chose the Kiri Menu which has 8 servings. First is the Hassin kuzu tofu of cauliflower, shiitake mushroom and I am not making this up: fried shrimp head. Don't be squeamish. It is delicious. I will skip some of the servings as part of the experience is the sever describing what you are eating and which order to eat it. The sushi (shiitake mushroom, grilled mackerel nigiri fermented in garlic that leapt into your mouth) was the best I have had; it was food porn. My favorite piece was either the squid nigiri with lime or the smoked tuna nigiri. All of this is topped off with the pre dessert fake Yusuf mousse rock prepared by the dessert chef. The dish evokes the mists of Sintra served in a nitrogen infused Japanese bowl. A nod to the mixing of the two cultures. Service: par excellence, it is the lodestar of a culinary experience. Mariana, our server was amazing. My only regret was that I didn't try the wine pairing suggested by the Sommelier. He suggested a wine from the Azores; not knowing about these wines I passed. I should have taken a leap of faith. Reservations: a must. With only 6 tables highly recommended.