We splurged Had peking duck (the right way with pancakes…read moreetc). The fried duck was tender, no bones- best i had outside china). We ordered the smaller portion which was still very large. Fried lamb chops. Not what we expected, but meaty and very good. A bit expensive though Service excellent. View unbelievable Located on 5th floor, other restaurants throughout building

Hard to reach and easy to be lost getting there. Nevertheless is good food. I dont recommend the…read morewonton soup but everything else was excellent. I would give them 3.5 stars instead of 4, as the waitresses kept changing and my orders arrived all at once. Other than that it was a terrace view and a patio to eat.

The food and service here is impeccable. The decor is nice as well. It's perfect for both small and…read morelarge groups. We ordered shrimp, sweet duck, pork in black bean sauce, wontons, kung pao soup and fried rice. All of the dishes were delicious!

We went here, as it was very busy during the day. When we arrived, host was great. Waitress was…read morenice, but language barrier. I didn't think it would be hard to order a vodka martini. Isn't that pretty universal? Menu was a bit confusing. Food was good, but not anything amazing. Although the pork special was VERY good. Setting was great, right on the beach strip.

Authentic Chinese food in Sintra across from train station. Good service…read more The seaweed soup was good

This is a hole in the wall gem in Sintra if you know what to get. You won't be impressed if you get…read moresomething basic but they have some house specials that are good at if you ask! Quality- the Peking duck was crispy, moist, and flavorful. They do it better here than at majority of Chinese restaurants. They Aparrantly do a two stage frying process to get it crispy first Before cooking the rest at a medium heat. I was very surprised the duck was not dry. I would have liked more veggies on the side but that is ok. The rice noodles were pretty good too. Wonton soup was cooked well, not overdone, had shrimp and pickled vegetables, and scallions. Came out piping hot. Quantity- we get a lot for the price here. Total cost was like 25 euros. The Peking duck dish alone would have easily Gone for 25 dollars in the states. Atmosphere- awesome. Service- no complaints. Speaks fluent Portuguese and mandarin and good amount of English.

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.

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

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 Place is CLOSED! CLOSED…read more Go to their other location Yelp isn't letting me post this because it's too short but i didn't want someone else to end up like me - walked all the way here for some good Hk food and realized it was closed - had to take an Uber to their other location! Do not come - restaurant closed

This restaurant is not recommended. We ever got a dinner there at weekend, the total amount is…read morearound 60€, but when we checked out, the restaurant insisted they only accept cash and forced us to find ATM to get cash to pay the bill, the experience is awful, and the most important thing is there is no written notice or anybody of this restaurant ever alerted us this strange policy when we got in and ordered dishes.. With cash payment, they can conceal the business to the tax authorities, is this the reason why they do so? If they dare to be dishonest to the tax authority, do you think they will be always honest to the food quality? Please keep away from this restaurant.

This place is the restaurant that serves the Hotel Star Inn. I'm sure this restaurants also take…read morecare of room service needs. So obviously, don't expect much from a middle-of-the-road hotel that caters mostly to travelers just passing through. This place probably served the food that I liked the least from my visit in Lisbon. However, it is exactly what I expected from an airport hotel restaurant. I had the fish with sauted bell peppers and onions with the some rice. The fish was overcooked and the "sauce" made the rice soaked with oil. I just finished it because I was very hungry and didn't have time to go out and get something else. There is nothing else nearby to really grab something to eat. The one saving grace of this place was that the servers were super nice and tried their best to explain the dishes to me in English (as I don't speak Portuguese).

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.