I loved the ambiance of Boa-Bao when you first walk in - it gives slightly up scale Asian cuisine…read moredining. The service was very friendly, helpful, and prompt. I tried the crispy wontons to start and the chicken pad Thai. I was impressed with the flavors, and all the dishes were thoughtfully plated. I also sampled the vegetarian egg rolls and I recommend them especially if you enjoy mushrooms. The overall dining experience is a must-try if you're in Lisbon!

We came for lunch after sight seeing. Nice break from a usual Portuguese good. The summer roll was…read moredelicate. The shrimp is nothing like I had in NY. Very good. Pad Thai was great. The best part is the glass of rosé was only €5! Service is friendly n courteous. Love the menu design.

Ate dinner here on the recommendation of a hostess at a nearby restaurant in Lisbon…read more We had dinner on a Monday night at 8:30. The decor is really beautiful. Two levels with open, high ceilings. The hostess and waitstaff are all very friendly. Seating is tight for two tops. There's an open kitchen which is always a nice touch. We shared three plates. The scallop sashimi, the green curry with assorted fish with a side dish of rice and slivered almonds and the tempura octopus with panko. All the dishes were good. The scallop was missing a bit of acid. The octopus was cooked very well. The green curry a bit underwhelming. By the time we left, the restaurant was packed. You get the bill and have to take it with you to the front to pay with the hostess. No AMEX.

Had a tough time finding a way to make An online res. They use zomato.com…read more https://www.zomato.com/grande-lisboa/o-asitico-pr%C3%ADncipe-real/maps Anyhooooo- go! Service is great and the space is fab, food is also very good. No liquor. Just beer and wine / sake but the sake match cocktail was incredible.

Overall I enjoyed the meal, but my expectations were higher given the many five-star reviews…read more They offer printed menus, but I recommend using the QR code to view the online menu, which includes photos of every dish. We reserved a terrace table but were seated at the farthest corner instead. With plenty of open tables, the placement felt discriminatory and made us uncomfortable. Moving past that... Drinks: The Mount Fuji cocktail was delicious. Appetizers & entrees: We ordered a large variety for three people as we couldn't decide: Chamuca de Frango, Long Bao Pork, Bao Frango Bang Bang, Shrimp Tempura, Siew Mai Wonton, Salmon Hosomaki, Wonton Soup, Char Siu Pork Bao, Biryani, Peixe do Dia, and Jasmine Rice. Presentation was generally beautiful. On average the food rated 3-4 stars, though a couple of dishes were closer to 2 stars. The salmon hosomaki was flavorless and disappointing; the biryani was dry and lacked enough lamb when mixed; the baos were just okay. The shrimp tempura and the fish of the day were the standouts. Dessert: Baba Riniceronte, mango sticky rice, and Avela biscuit were all enjoyable, though the mango wasn't very sweet (possibly out of season). Service: Table service was ok but a bit inattentive. Staff only returned when bringing food and didn't check in much to see if we were enjoying our meal. Given we spent over 100 EUR pp, I expected more attentive service. This was an acceptable one-time experience, I've been to many mid-to-high-end Asian restaurants and this did not meet my expectations, I would not return.

Very unique location, co-located with a furniture store. We came here last minute since we were…read morestarving and looking for anything to eat. Without a reservation, they were able to get us a table l and also gave us a tour of their dragon, rhino and each section of the restaurant. The bang bang chicken tasted more along the lines of a peanut sauce (similar to pad thai) and wasn't spicy, but still delicious! I could have easily made a meal solely eating 3-4 of these. The piri piri chicken was cooked perfect! The yogurt sauce, rice and onions all gave it a Mediterranean feel, and the bread/tortillas went great with it.

It was a nice break from all the fish in Lisbon. The weather was cool, so Ramen was a perfect…read morechoice. The noodles was slightly overcooked not to my taste. I like it al dente. The dumpling the bacalao dumpling was so good. I never had it back home. Service was nice and friendly. And they have free Wi-Fi which is awesome for a tourist.

Impeccable ramen! Tasty gyoza and spring roll appetizers (not pictured because we were too hungry…read moreto wait). I really enjoyed the Yakatori ramen, the flavor was excellent and it was perfect temperature to start eating right away. They also have sriracha sauce on the table if you want some spice.

They may be victims of their own success. Started out perfect in every aspect. Food is still very…read moregood and it is still extremely popular. They are starting to cut corners a bit. The most pronounced change is the elimination of roti from the messaman dish. So much easier to just substitute with rice. Disappointing.

Okay, the flavors are good and yes I get that it is called street food, but the portion sizes are…read morecrazy for what you pay. I opted for the hot dog and it wasn't even like a full large Korean hot dog. It was literally like two bites. Did it taste good? Well yes it did. But the value for the money was not there for me. I also tried the money bags and those were good too. But again, I thought the prices were just way off. The inside was kind of smallish and crowded but we were able to get a table without waiting. It is located very close to the Time Out Market and for the money almost wished we had just eater there.

My favorite restaurant in Portugal. A great fusion of asian flavors comparable to the best…read moreinternational greats. Very good value.

Nice! good service, tasty oriental fusion menu, and nice choices of 3 menús de degustation. Good…read moreambiance and lots of bars nearby. Excelent value for money, but does accept Amex

I am a vegan and 26 is my favorite number so I felt like this restaurant was calling me to eat here…read more- I am glad that I answered the call. This restaurant is beautiful and well thought out. I love the entrance and the journey to the main dining area. I love the interior design. I love the open-concept kitchen that grants the ability to watch the chefs work their magic. I love the dishware and the presentation of the food. Ultimately, I love how intentional the creators were with the development and execution of Ao 26. I ordered the Francesinha and was pleasantly surprised by how good it was. Upon reading the description, I was hesitant because it did not sound like something that I'd enjoy, but I was desperate to try a dish native to Portugal. It was delicious - so so delicious. I'm glad that they were able to veganize the native dish and execute it so well. For dessert, I ordered the Peanut & Chocolat Pie. I enjoyed it but I wouldn't order it again because it was slightly too rich for me, however, if you like dark chocolate, that is the dessert for you. I loved my experience here. This would be a great place for a date or night out with friends. The food is great and the vibe is better. Thank you Ao 26.

To find this restaurant, you enter a building and go down a bunch of stairs, then surprisingly, end…read moreup outside again...well in an outdoor courtyard. I'm afraid that was the most interesting part of the experience. Service was okay, but definitely not particularly friendly. We asked the server which was a good, traditional (albeit vegan version) Portuguese dish. She recommended the Supreme Bifana sandwich. So I ordered that. It came with sweet potato fries. I forget exactly what was in the sandwich, but it was pretty bland. There was a sauce that came with the dish and that was tasty. But the sandwich itself was meh at best. The fries were also disappointing. They were soggy and very oily. Dipping them in the sauce made them somewhat edible. So meh food and meh service equals a meh review.

We came here early for dinner. The menu is on a chalkboard written in Portuguese. The waiter went…read moreover everything with us in English. Whew. We ordered several small plates- mainly seafood. The oysters, scallops (fav), and shrimp were all great. The last dish, beef tongue, was also enjoyed. I know I'm not being descriptive, but I don't remember the components of each dish. What I remember was that it was all good. You'll just have to try it yourself. Cash only.

The food here was a revelation! Its a tiny place so we had to wait but it was so worth it. Cute…read moreambiance, great service, delicious creative food sourced locally , an epic dont miss experience

We did a take out and I truly enjoyed the chicken fried rice. The owner was very courteous and we…read moreonly waited for 7-8 minutes. The place was clean and the dine in area looked great. I'll keep this place bookmarked if I'm ever back in this area.

After 4 days in Lisbon, i had a craving for Asian cuisine and found this place on Yelp. Nice cozy…read morespot, very clean and the service was excellent - very warm, welcoming, pleasant, attentive and accommodating. Now onto the food... AMAZING!!! 10/10!!! Honestly, the best Asian fusion restaurant I've ever been to and I'm obsessed with and discerning about all Asian cuisine. On my next trip to Portugal, I will go out of my way to dine here again. We went with recommendations from fellow yelpers and were wowed by the flavors. We ordered the shrimp dim sum app, spring rolls, beef noodle soup (similar to Pho), beef chow mein, green curry w/ chicken, fried bok Choi (so good!), and the Peking duck (perfection!). Everything was excellent!!! Also, the portions were generous and reasonably priced for the quality of food and service. Your taste buds will be doing backflips after one bite of their amazing food.

We had the Vegan Pad Thai and Vegan dumplings,…read more Presentation was 10/10. Quick service. Spice level was good. Not too hot to enjoy. I highly recommend to all my vegan friends visiting in Lisboa.

Chicken satay was tender and smothered in a creamy coconut peanut sauce. Thoroughly enjoyed.read more