17 Best Chinese Restaurants in Lisbon

“I liked the experience. The chopsticks are packaged in paper, the cutlery and glass are free from dirt. The food is tasty, made with very fresh vegetables. The space has its DNA but it is not a restaurant, it is a family home. To improve, the cleanliness of the kitchen floor. The lady who answered was cordial. I wouldn't be a customer per se, but I would like this space to remain. It comes out of the box.“

“Don't be fooled by the entrance, because once inside the restaurant you will eat fantastic food, with generous portions at a super affordable price.
The sweet and sour pork and noodles were my favorite dishes.
Recommended if you want to vary a little from the usual Portuguese dishes.“

“Prices are slightly higher depending on what you order. There is a huge selection of super delicious food that is freshly prepared. What you need to know: The dishes, such as meat, are served without side dishes. A bowl of rice costs 3 EUR, which is absolutely reasonable. There are cloth napkins and chopsticks. Cutlery on request. Absolute recommendation is the sangria, which is full to the brim and super fresh and authentically delicious. We had a lady who served us who was very friendly and welcoming and spoke English very well. If necessary, her colleagues helped her with serving, so that the service was top notch. The only thing that was very quick was when it came to clearing away, which seemed a bit hectic to those who were still eating at the same table.

Vegetarian options: Lots of choice, including vegetarian options.“

“10/10. I had soup, springrolls, chop suey with cashews. The flavors reminded me of the famous chinese restaurant back home my parents took me to as a kid. I thoroughly enjoyed the place. Definitely going to be a regular. ADVISE: Skip the tourist traps and eat here for a very authentic chinese food experience. The lady service is perfection too. Not to mention, the PRICES WERE AMAZING AND GOOD SERVINGS.“

“It was nice to eat something spicy after a long time.
The fried tofu is so delicious! If you eat the soup with a glass of beer, the greasy feeling will go away.
However, in my opinion, it didn't taste like Korea at all, as Koreans say. It's just typical beef noodle soup that you can eat in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Greater China. So, I think you may like it or not if you don't like the spice.“

“Great food for great value! Loved the sushi options! Very fresh and tasty. The staff were polite and respectful. The place itself gave me a bit of scepticism at the beginning due to its run down covers and old fashioned furniture but the quality of food was excellent“

“From making the reservation until the end of the night we had excellent service. They were always flexible in managing the reservation, available to answer any questions and provide support. The food was impeccable, there were many options and it took little time to be served. The karaoke was the highlight, everyone had a great time.

Vegetarian options: They had several vegetarian options on the menu and were very considerate of dietary restrictions.“

“The service and atmosphere at the tables are good. Unfortunately, bathrooms have always been a shame. They would need to tear down everything in the WC and make facilities consistent with the restaurant. The food is good and the service very good.

Vegetarian options: Lots of vegetarian options

Wheelchair accessibility: Good accessibility“

“We ate three, excellent service, great dishes, very good price.
It is strange that having two air conditioning units on the ceiling they have them turned off or malfunctioning.
The stuffy stuff, the horrible heat and, perhaps, because of an employee who greets customers at the door with the door open so that more heat can enter if possible.
It is summer and it is unpleasant to eat in such heat, thus the good products that they undoubtedly offer are less appreciated.“

“I love this spot, the sushi is small and very clean, for those who really like sushi this restaurant is an amazing wonder.

I totally recommend, it's a bit like those hidden gems for an amazing set of sushi variants, with different fishes and combinations.

Love it ?“

“A great restaurant with a nice terrasse. The waiters are lovely, the food authentic, with small prices.
We had chicken japchae and yellow veg curry that we both recommend !
They also have a « happy hour » menu for 14.99€ which includes : starter + main course + drink + coffee. It’s supposed to be from 15-18h but the lady kindly offered it to us at 14h.

Vegetarian options: Spring rolls, samusa, curry, pad Thai, mo wok , soups“

“The best karaoke in Lisbon, always great to sing songs in this space, food is excellently fast, sound and microphones are very in line with the music. Very pleasant atmosphere, playlist with lots of good music, from old to current. I LOVE being there!“

“The staff is so gracious and kind. Food is amazing! I arrived without notice, with a small child in tow. My other plans had fallen through and I was excited about Peking duck... They told me after I ordered that I have to call in advance... I must have looked upset, because they found me some duck and a feast was had! My kid ate dumplings till he was full, followed by fried banana ice cream. All in all, it was amazing. They even prepared to-go food to take home to my late spouse. Highly recommend!“

“Of all the Chinese restaurants I've been to in Lisbon, this one has the best food without a doubt.

Its location has the disadvantage of being more hidden, but it is one of the restaurants with the best food.

Best prices!“

“Nothing out of the ordinary, but the fresh food makes for it. And it isn't trying to deceive the costumer, like a restaurant on the same street that goes by the name of Okinawa, who is more expense, and has basically the same food.Thank you!!!!!“

“I like coming here sometimes. I'm not a sushi fan so I can't evaluate the quality of the pieces. I like the buffet, variety between sushi and other Asian dishes.

Kid-friendliness: Adapted chairs, prices adapted for children“

“Ao contrário do que muitos referem nos comentários, é um restaurante cantonês. A comida é bem diferente e acredito que mais aproximada do que se come nos países de origem. Eu adoro este restaurante, a comida é deliciosa e a experiência vai muito além de uma ida ao restaurante chinês. Já lá vou há vários anos e continuarei a ir. Sugeria apenas que mudassem um pouco o espaço e acho que deviam comunicar mais com os clientes, mas sei que nem todos falam português.“