Excellent Japanese/sushi restaurant in a nice neighborhood…read more The quality and service were both exceptional, with traditional and well-made sushi, hand rolls, gyoza and tempura, not to mention a nice wine/beer and sake menu. Quina is so far the best Japanese restaurant that I've eaten in here in Brazil. It is part of Associação dos Restaurantes da Boa Lembrança, which is a society of restaurants that emphasizes excellence in food and service; in addition, each of these restaurants features an entrée, that when purchased, you received a unique plate as a souvenir.

Excellent! This restaurante is in fact creative. We ordered a hot starter and the temperature was…read moreadequate also the sauce was very suitable. Then, we ordered 2 salmon combos with 21 peaches that were diverse, delicious, and very satisfying. The localization is also great, there is a private parking the place has 2 environments (indoors and outdoors) which makes it very cozy! I'd say it is a good option for couples and small group of friends: for large groups and long meals Id recommend something else, this is a place to appreciate the food!

Best place for All You Can Eat Sushi EVER...and I'm a real sushiphile haha! For less than 40 rias…read more(less than £10), you can indulge in a wide range of sushi dishes; so e traditional (like sashimi and the like) with others that have a distinct brasilian flavour to them. I recommend the Ebi Jo but it's so hard to pick a favourite....even when we ordered the saki (or saquê), although it came cold the staff were more than happy to oblige our request to heat some for us. This place has only been open a few months but is already clearly a popular place on Friday nights for families and groups of friends alike. I've been eating sushi all my life and all around the world...this place is up there as one of the best. Yum.yum!

We came here for dinner and had a very nice time! The restaurant is sparsely decorated, like many…read moreJapanese restaurants, but still has a cozy feel. The upstairs dining room is larger, but I ate downstairs so I could watch the sushi chefs (which is part of the fun for me of eating sushi). The sushi we had was not only beautifully served (see the photos), but very fresh and delicious. I also had a cooked dish of swordfish ("meca" in Portuguese), and while it was attractive, the fish was so overcooked that it was dry and tough, despite the fact that I asked the server to make sure the fish was on the underdone side. If not for this plate, I would've given the restaurant a better score. This isn't the best Japanese restaurant in Recife, but it's still pretty good--just stick with the sushi.

Worst gioza we've ever had. Quality of the fish was not impressive either. Overly priced for…read moremediocre or straight up bad food.