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.

This street food is so good! We were starving and wanted a variety of choices so we went into Time…read moreOut Market. I wanted Asian so I ordered the pork dumpling and my husband ordered the orange chicken with rice! Both were so delicious! It wasn't expensive. We both got cokes in a bottle. No plastic here in Lisbon, except bottled water.

Ordered the fried shrimp and fried vegetable baos. Got up sold to three tacos for a combo deal…read more Added a fried chicken bao. When the order came, they switched the vegetable with a pulled pork. Not a fan of pulled pork in general, so we asked to swap out with the vegetable. Cashier decided just to add another bao to our order for free. It was the right decision. Vegetable bao was really good. Fried shrimp was good. Chicken was decent. Pulled pork was meh. Buns were surprisingly sweet and moist. Overall decent snack.

A pleasant surprise! Needed a break from the delicious, amazing seafood and Portuguese cuisine…read more This place is right in a major square with very nice views for people watching. It's run by authentic Chinese (I'm assuming, immigrants). I definitely recommend the Xiao long bao (soup dumplings) and har Gao (shrimp dumplings). These were pleasantly delicious, and had a different taste as they likely reflect the local ingredients. The shu Mai were strange to me: they were basically sticky rice steam inside wonton wrapping paper. Nonetheless the service was great, bathroom clean, WiFi strong, and beers/wine cheap!

Came here to try the soup dumplings. My boyfriend and I ordered 3 orders of soup dumplings, spicy…read morechicken, an order of gyoza and 6 wontons. Over all, it was a great value for money as our bill was only 33€. The soup dumplings did not have any soup. I was suspicious when they were delivered without soup spoons. I've had soup dumplings in many different countries and these were just ok. The gyoza was a little flavorless and the wonton soup was very oily, so I ate the wontons and left the soup. The spicy chicken was good.

What a cool place. The inside is one long table, kind of New York style. My ramen was amazing!read more

What a great find, very good Ramen place with a fun cool vibe…read more Simple but delicious menu; you can go with a single meat (beef or pork) or tofu. BUT if you order the Giant Panda bowl you get all three for €2.10 more and an extra half egg. I ordered the Giant Panda, it did not disappoint; both the beef and pork were tender and the tofu had a unique sweetness and crunch to it. Oh yes, quick note, study the menu outside before you go in, order with person at the front, then you get to sit down. If you see an open stone slate placemat, then it is available.

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!

Came here for dinner with friends. Upon walking in the restaurant, we were welcomed with the…read morewelcoming atmosphere. Their menu is opens up to be a passport. We orders mostly noodles dishes and some side dishes. The food tasted great! We were craving for Asian cuisine after eating a lot of local foods. The taste did not disappoint!

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.

The server seated us immediately. The food was mediocre. The ambiance is cozy…read more Food: -Mango Fruit Tea: was categorized as bubble tea with the bubble tea straw without boba. -Char Siu (black pork) rice: there's char siu, fried egg, broccoli, rice, and fries. The fries was odd, it does not feel like authentic Chinese food. -Nono's Style Ramen with Cha Siu: ramen was mediocre. Not the best but we were hungry. -Century Egg and Pork Congee: surprisingly good. We wanted something warm and it was the right amount to keep our bellies full. -Cabbage: this vegetable reminds us of home. Overall, this restaurant was good. It was an experience.

My travelling companion had a craving for Chinese food, so we ended up at this place, which is…read moreright outside the Chiado metro station. The owner apparently is a big fan of Wong Ka-Wai's In the Mood for Love, as the movie was playing on the tv, and there are several movie posters hanging on tthe wall. We got to talk to the staff a bit about the Hong Kong diaspora in Lisbon.They seem nice peple, so I really wish I could like the food more. The BBQ prok and ribs - let's say our covid-stay-at-home cuiniary attempt was more successful. The char siu was missing the signature red glaze (fine, skip the coloring, but at least brush some honey on for some glistening shine). The typhoon shelter crab/shrimp is a famous dish from Hong Kong,The flavor is authentic, though a bit lacking in wok chi, and in a land where fresh seafood means caught the same morning, the shrimps certainly could be higher inn qualiy, especially given the price tag.

We were looking for Chinese food in the Saldanha area where we are staying. We found this local…read moreplace on yelp and searched for it. Some of the tastiest Chinese in my memory . I'm Chinese and living in los Angeles which has awesome Chinese food. We had the garlic chicken that's was so good that I didn't get around to taking a picture. Loaded with garlic and grilled onions eat it all! The sweet and sour whole fish was fantastic. All this plus fried rice and 2 beers for 38 euros. They have peking duck that looked pretty great. If this place was where I live I would be there at least twice a month. They only take cash or Portugal credit cards

This is one of the most random reviews ever, but this is the best Chinese food I've ever had. We've…read morebeen here twice and both times Mr. Lu was here and in the kitchen. The food is so flavorful and cooked perfectly. Each time we ordered several dishes and shared with the table. Although both times we ordered the garlic shrimp which is phenomenal. A pitcher of sangria at each meal and we were all very happy campers. I may miss Mr. Lu more than anything else in Portugal.