Popped in here because we had just done a full day in Sintra (going from and returning to Rossio…read morestation right next to this place) without stopping for lunch, so we were pretty hungry. This place has some decent meats... fish was good, but could use more sauce (also, has lots of bones so be prepared). Grilled meats were better than expected for the price (had chicken legs, sliced beef, and sausages.) Soup wasn't bad... Service was fine and pretty friendly. Also, at 6:30, the place was pretty empty (but maybe that's because their promo price of less than 8 euros per person goes up to about 9 euros after 6 pm), so no problem getting a seat. Also had a 1 liter pitcher of red sangria, which was pretty decent. My only complaints would be (1) the food is pretty salty (but this is true of almost every restaurant in Portugal), (2) they could have had better veggie/salad bar selections. There was pretty much no warm/cooked vegetables on offer (I believe some cooked sliced carrots were the only option!)... other than that, the only options were cold chopped veggies (lettuce, green bell pepper, onion, or tomato) or beans (black or garbanzo.) Even some cooked green beans or cauliflower or squash or something would have been nice. I do think they offer those sometimes, but none when we went there, which was disappointing since we were really craving some vegetables with the meal (I would have given this place 4 stars if they had served some.)

---- American Tourist ---…read more For the price they charge, you cannot go wrong. I gave B+ on food and A for price. Just do it, you will be satisfied. A lot of fresh food!!

This was the cutest sweetest place. My husband and I were just here for our anniversary last…read moreSaturday night and found the staff so sincere and kind. The restaurant was quaint and intimate , with a small buffet that easily fills you up. There were many options from a beef stew to a curry, a noodle dish with bacon, salad, and other options. They even explained the options to us. I truly wish we had more time in Lisbon because I would have definitely returned to try it again as the options differ nightly. I would definitely recommend this to all in Lisbon.

If your in Lisbon, this is one of those must do places…read more A Portuguese buffet, where everything tastes like someone's grandma just made it. Impeccable service. Cozy, almost romantic atmosphere. And just €16 per person for all you can eat! The menu changes nightly so here were the stars for me: Creamed cod. Might not sound appetizing but this was insanely good. Not too fishy. Veggie lasagna - really great flavors and you sneak in some vegetables. All the sides: mashed potatoes were delicious, the rice is a staple, the couscous was perfect, the carrot soup made me say DAMN! The service was amazing. The two gentleman there ran an entire packed restaurant effortlessly. Helping customers with drinks, explaining the concept and each dish to every person that came in. We washed it down with a pitcher of white sangria (drinks and desserts are extra). We literally couldn't move. We walked back to the hotel instead of taking an Uber simply to walk some of it off. One of the most memorable meals I had in Lisbon.

Sooooo sooo sooo good! Great service, great meet quality! Cannot recommend enough! Ambiance was…read morerelaxing and warm!

Visited one of these franchises in Philadelphia and have been wanting to come back to one ever…read moresince. Hopefully see one open in our city soon. This location has some slightly different cuts but the usual pacana and other steak cuts are just as awesome. They are seasoned and grilled to perfection. Staff are awesome and engaging.

I was there today. Living in the US and being used to Chinese buffets or similar, i was blown away…read moreby the value. We were there for lunch. 8.5 Euros per person got us a vast amount of food to choose from. Just the cheese plater and the cold cut spread have been enough to convince me, but alas there is more. No, i dont mean mozarella cheese and cheddar. I'm talking about artisan local cheeses and hard to find sliced meats. Also a variety of Portuguese dishes along with casual choices to please everyone. I ordered a pitcher of sangria thinking I would pay $20 as i do in the US. But no, also included in the price. Then my parents had two beers, also included in the price. Then we had expressos, you know it, also included in the price. We left with total bill of 51 Euros, for 6 people. Cant beat that.

This was quite possibly the best buffet I have been to. Let alone a sushi buffet!…read more I cannot believe how fresh the fish is! The portions are fair (the rolls and nigiri are not tiny). The selection was so diverse. I didn't even make it to the hibachi side, but they had ever type of seafood you could think of! All of this for 13€ (for lunch). I wish I lived in Lisbon so I could come here all the time:,)

Best food at this price. The shrimp and salmon is really…read morefresh. We came a little late at noon, 2:30, it will be closed at 3:00. But still very good.

If not that the food is your everyday variety of Chinese food, it would get 5 stars! There's so…read moremuch variety of very good, delicious Chinese food, even a very nice assortment of Japanese sushi-rolls and sashimi. You can't go wrong here, especially at this €9,50 dinner buffet menu, excluding drinks. A bit cheaper for lunch. I'd post photos but I'm embarrassed to go up to the buffet to do so, and my plates were pretty heavily stacked! lol

We went here based on all of the positive reviews, despite my wife not wanting a buffet…read more The staff were very friendly and the place was quite busy but not totally packed. There was an extensive selection of traditional dishes to choose from and we dug right in. Fried shrimp, shrimp lo mein, skewered fried prawns, baby clams, steamed dumplings, chicken wings, soup (not sure what not won ton more like a mix between egg drop and hot and sour). Some dishes looked better than others but most looked pretty good. My wife opted for several rice dishes, along with a few selections of Sushi as she didn't want all that fried food. As soon as we sat to eat, she pointed out that EVERYTHING was either barely warm, room temperature or slightly cold. I mean EVERYTHING. It was very strange. I went back to the buffet and the trays were steaming but the food was not. I tried different dishes from the first round and those were the same result. What made this really weird to me is the place was quite full and NOBODY seemed to mind or find this strange. The saddest appetizers were the egg rolls. Greasy, over fried and not appealing at all. Tried the spring rolls instead and they were pretty empty and tasteless. The soup had cilantro in it. That was different but it wasn't that bad. My wife hated it, said hers tasted like soap. Typical for some people and cilantro but she never noticed that eating Mexican food with lots of cilantro. The worst was that nothing stood out or tasted fresh at all. Overall the flavors were not bad but mostly everything seemed to have been cooked days ago. When you add lukewarm or cold to that, the meal becomes nearly inedible. Initially, we were a bit worried we would get sick later but the food turned over very quickly. The only thing we could figure was everything was just coming out of the fridge precooked and cold. It is our first time in Portugal and we had a hard enough time trying to get our waitress to understand our drink order on first sitting down so I did not bother to ask or inform them about our confusion over the state of the food. We were so disappointed we didn't even bother with the dessert. Really, who wants to walk away from ice cream? Too sad. It was only about 8pm when we went so perhaps it all warmed up at some point, but we'll never know. Better luck to the next adventurer looking to eat inexpensively in Lisbon with a craving for Chinese food.

Great service ! The food was good enough for the price . The beef was a lil dry and thin but the…read moreside dishes were awesome .

It's not a typical Rodizio restaurant because they don't curt the meat at the table. The meat is…read morequite often too dry well done and not medium. You can't compare to brasilian restaurant.

We arrived without a reservation and had to knock on the door as it was locked but clearly open…read morewith customers inside. Once admitted we were seated immediately as the restaurant was only about half full. The menu was quite simple with just half a dozen appetizers and their main dish, seafood rice served for 1 or 2 people. The rice took about half an hour to prepare. It was delivered still bubbling a bit. The red tomato based soup was full of rice, mussels (some in the half shell), whole shrimp and not quite half a crab. The restaurant provided a shell cracker but the tiny forks for removing the crab meat from the leg would've been quite helpful. The rich tomato soup was the best seafood rice from our trip. We were also given a bottle of piri piri sauce and used about 4-5 drops at a time to add a little bit of heat and flavors to the seafood rice.

I was told by multiple friends, I must try their seafood rice and this place was well known for it…read more We did make a dinner reservation and would recommend it as this place gets packed. (FYI: lots of tourists) They only have 1 main which is their signature dish, the seafood rice. The rice is cooked in a seafood broth with a good mixture of shellfish like mussels, crab and shrimp. You can add lobster at an extra charge. This dish reminds me of paella, but with more soup? We didn't really get any appetizers but they do have a small selection if you want to add more to your meal. We had 3 people and ordered one main for the table. My husband is not the biggest seafood person so it was enough but if you have big eaters, then consider getting apps. The place is kinda small and cozy but not overly crammed together. The staff was efficient and warned me ahead of time how long it would take to make the dish.

There's a bit of confusion in the reviews here. There are actually two restaurants at this…read morelocation--the "Leão d'Ouro," a traditional a la carte place, and, next door, the "Leão Buffet," an inexpensive and casual all-you-can-eat buffet restaurant. I presume they're both under the same management. I'm reviewing the buffet side. My buffet this night was £7.90--including a decent salad bar, a choice of two soups, and a hot buffet (including a modest carvery). Everything I tried was decent, and much of it was very good. Drinks and desserts are extra, but reasonable. The atmosphere was casual and a bit chaotic, but it was certainly an efficient and inexpensive route for supper. I emerged stuffed to the gills in less than an hour, for a shade over £10 including a pint of beer. The staff were understandably a bit harried, but generally perfectly pleasant. You may have to stand in line for a table, but turnover is reasonably brisk. If you break into groups of two or three, you'll be seated faster. The main rush seems to be 7:30-8:00 pm. The five stars represents decent and plentiful local fare at a great price. I'd be very surprised if there were a better value in the heart of old Lisbon.

This is a great spot at a great price! The decor and environment is classy but not pretentious…read more There is a little bit of outdoor seating. We did not have reservations, so seating outside was our only option for immediate seating, especially because it was a little cold out. We had the seafood broiled platter for two. Everything was excellent! The tiger prawns and lobster were exceptional! Sweet and not dried out, with great broiled flavor. Great night with great food!

I ate the sushi from the "all you can eat" buffet and it was really good! You can actually eat…read moreeverything (rice, noodles,.. the "basic" wok/asian food), but I only wanted to eat sushi and I don't regret it. For Lunch you pay 7,99€ and dinner 8,99€ (all you can eat), super cheap! The sushi was really good because it was freshly made. I also tried a bit of the normal rice and I have to say that it was a little bit too dry and not really warm. I tried different kinds of maki rolls, inside out rolls, California rolls & the good old Salmon Nigiri! Sooo good!

We found it accidentally but it was definitely worth visit. For 10 euros (buffet + water) we ate…read morevery well. I tried all kinds of Sushi, chicken and fruits for dessert. I think it is a good place for a quick lunch and I would recommend for short stop while visiting.