15 Best Japanese Restaurants in Lisbon

“I was throughly impressed with the careful preparation and attention to detail of the vegan food. Any vegans wishing to dine here should give the restaurant advance notice (we let them know several days ahead) as this is not typical of kaiseki cuisine in Japan. The food was delicious with delicate flavours and exquisite presentation. The chefs took time to explain the flavours and composition. I couldn’t have left happier as did my fellow non vegan diners. A perfect night.“

“This place is amazing. The food is delicious, a limited but good selection of fish.

I've eaten so much sushi, all over the world and for AYCE sushi this place is absolutely amazing.

The service is excellent if a tiny bit slow, but the food comes out amazing. I don't feel rushed, to finish and pay and the waiter is friendly and attentive.“

“We where a big party of 14 that had not made a reservation on a friday night and they fixed it in a few minutes.

I shared to pork ribs and salmonparty which were both very good.
The first and last resturant i went too that had normalsized beerglasses.

The interior was nothing special, but if you sit outside it is a amazing view.

Vegetarian options: Had a separate section for it.

Wheelchair accessibility: Think it was a ramp in.“

“These are one of the best Tacos I ever had in europe. So fresh and authentic. My favourites were the ‘Tijuana Carne Assada’ (Beef with Guacamole) and the ‘Gobernador’ (Shrimps with cheese). The place is nothing fancy and the menu is not big, but that’s not the reason you’ll go here..It will be for the amazing authentic and juicy Tacos.“

“Tasty food and big portion! (all the dishes I ordered are very good, the taste is very balanced), definitely worth the price! (Which is also affordable too in Lisbon). The service is great, quick, respectful and super friendly too both the waitress and chefs!“

“Sushi 9/10
Starters 9/10
Black cod 6/10

Sushi / Nigiri were fantastic & so were the starters. Waiters were very friendly also.
Would have given it 5 star, but found the Black Cod quite underwhelming“

“Very good I recommend the neighboring all-you-can-eat restaurants the quality of this one is undeniable, not expensive 15€/p for all-you-can-eat knowing that it is happening at the moment T
You must note the sushi you want on a piece of paper that the waitress takes and gives to the chef, therefore fresh product.“

“It's the 3rd time we've been....that's why we liked it!
Good food without a doubt and knowing that we can eat to our hearts’ content tastes good!
But the space itself is obsolete and not at all attractive - but nothing that some renovations wouldn't solve.
But I will definitely be back!“

“Omakase Ri is one of those special places where they get everything right. The experience and hospitality is top notch, and the most important ingredient in every bite is love. You can tell that they love and take pride in what they do and it creates a memorable time making you want to come back again and again.“

“We always take the menu according to the chef's choices. The dishes have always been excellent. Cold and hot dishes. But they decided to change their formulas without notifying customers. So we received 15 pieces of sushi. Surprised, we attracted the attention of the waiter who assured us that this was only the beginning and that the hot dishes would follow. When we received the bill we had the unpleasant surprise of finding that the hot dishes had been charged extra as well as a second cold dish that had never been ordered.
With 4 coffees, 1 bottle of wine for 25 euros, we came to a total of more than 160 euros for two. We had to ask for the complaints book for them to admit that there had been a small communication error. This is very unfortunate because it greatly damages the reputation of this restaurant. This is unfortunately becoming common in Portugal where foreigners are systematically the target of scams of all kinds.“

“Might be weird choosing to eat ramen when traveling in Portugal but it's the real thing just like in Japan unlike in Edinburgh where something's usually just slightly off. ? Preferred the tonkontsu ramen which has thinner kyushu style noodles than the tonkotsu tantanmen and is less salty. If you fish out the ginger, it's kind of like Ichiran but less rich. Would recommend getting extra charsiu pork!! The karaage ? was really good with a nice dip and the chocolate cheesecake was divine, especially the base of it - so well-made (don't be put off by the word 'ginger' lol... the combination has the taste of sophistication ?). The decor was also lovely. Good service.“

“Absolutely wonderful!
At Mediamático I entered the world of superior quality Rosé wines.
Strive for the freshness and quality of the ingredients.
When people ask me what I recommend, I can only answer: Everything, because it is the best sushi restaurant in Portugal.“

“I have been a customer for several years and I always refer to Sushitime as one of the best places to eat sushi in Lisbon. In addition to the quality of the sushi, the service has always been and continues to be fantastic. Thank you Pedro, Rui, Vitória, Júnior Maicon, Jennifer, Gabriel and everyone else.“

“I went to eat in this beautiful restaurant located right next to the Belém Tower (mythical place in Lisbon). The place is excellent, very calming. We were served by Joao who gave us very good advice and was unparalleled in his sympathy.
I recommend!!“

“We've been customers here for 3 years, of all the Sushisan I've been to in Lisbon, the best is the one at Expo. The quality of the sushi is better, the service is better and even the atmosphere (which could be better). We constantly come here, we almost always eat all-you-can-eat as we try different types of sushi. We would like to compliment the establishment, it is worth visiting.

Parking: Good



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