Might be the best non Michelin star sushi place I have tried! The service was great, quick and…read morefriendly. Very welcoming atmosphere and just a delight to visit. The food was amazing. Premium quality fish, perfect ratio of rice to fish, nothing fancy just great nigiri! I ordered two combos and everything on my plate was delicious. Not sure the sake I had but it too was amazing! Whether you're a local or a tourist, if you love sushi, this is a must!

Meh. It was OK not good not bad…read more The staff was moderately friendly, but overall not the best sushi experience I've had, but I've never had sushi in Lisbon before so I guess I don't know if that is typical

We wanted an all you can eat sushi spot and at €20 each why not! This place has a wide selection…read moreand was close to the train. Food: 4/5 This is not the best sushi in Lisboa but, definitely the most affordable and not bad. I found the sashimi pieces to be quite small so a doubled my order. The hand rolls are made with mayo which I didn't like. I still think definitely worth the price. Service & Ambiance: 4/5 We went in the evening so it was nice and full! But, we did not have to wait to be seated. The server took our sheets promptly and we were on our way! Sadly, the robots did not deliver to our table but larger groups. They have tables to fit 10+ parties. All in all, I would definitely go back to scratch that sushi itch in Lisboa.

Came here just for drinks so my review will be restricted to that. Ordered the white sangria and it…read morewas absolutely delicious. At the time we came, they were about to go on break but were able to sit outside and enjoy our drinks. It was a nice spot to sit at outside while enjoying the views

I am running out of words to describe the ramen I tried here…read more Just go and visit!!!! You will be glad you do! This place is hidden in the ally, with tiny entrance. But it got good spaces and will be able serve 20+ tables. I visited around 6:40 pm-ish, and it was pretty empty but the server asked me if I had reservation. I got lucky they still seated me, because around 7pm I realized that people are flooding in. The ramen here is serious ramen. The chef seems to attend several classes or continue educated himself by participating the programs from Japanese ramen association. There were several certificates hanging just next to the entrance. I got the Shoyo Ramen. and I am as so satisfied with the quality. The meat, the eggs the noodles, the toppings are all well presented and cooked! And yet the price is really reasonable, compare to the most mediocre ramen places in America with same price and the same quality ramen place in Taiwan. They do serve cocktails, alcohol, and dessert, but one bowl of ramen was already talking all the space in my stomach... I would definitely recommend this restaurant!!

Great choice after eating too much Portuguese food. It was a rather chilly day so Ramen is perfect…read more Compared to other establishments where they don't have option for tip, this one has it in their credit card portal. Very nice decor and very cozy

Great option for ramen in Lisbon, but it wasn't the best I've ever had. Waitress was a bit scary…read morebut all the food was prompt. We also tried the soft shell crab baos (yum) and cashew potstickers (very interesting). Would recommend coming if you want a switch from local Portuguese food!

Wow literally the best Ramen and Sushi we've ever had. We thought Japan town in LA was good but…read morethis was incredible and the service was amazing. Everyone was so sweet and helpful- they were constantly checking on us to see how our experience was and to make recommendations when asked. My friend doesn't eat seafood but liked their sushi. Also the drinks were so good and the restaurant is so cute and beautiful inside. It's intimate and vibrant all at the same time. Would highly recommend (we even came here twice lol)

Sushi Time has been one of my favorite restaurants for some years now. I prefer to take advantage…read moreof the all-you-can-eat at dinner, where we would normally have a friendly member of staff to come to our table from time to time with a platter of 1 or more types of pieces at a time and we choose the ones we want to consume. To prevent so much interaction in these pandemic times, they started to leave the meal dishes (as much as we want, of course) on our table throughout the meal, as is done in many other restaurants of the same kind. The all-you-can-eat dinner is at €23.95 (without a drink) and entitles you to these starters: miso soup, temaki of your choice, jiaozi, small crispy crepes and a delicious salmon carpatio. The first dish served contained 40 varied sushi and sashimi pieces and then we ordered another asking for half the pieces (chosen by the chef). We were 2 and were able to eat 30 pieces each. Everything was delicious and we were surprised, as always, with the creativity shown in every piece every time we go there. The fish is very fresh and the rice is well made. The price is perfectly fair, considering the quality. And the gentleman who served us during the night was very friendly and attentive. I recommend it as a great place to go on special occasions.

Was highly rated so decided to check it out .... Quality of the sashimi was fantastic . The rolls…read morewere also really creative and tasted fantastic. They have an "all you can eat " dinner special which I decided to go for , after offering me miso soup , Gyoza and a few other items, they brought me a generous portion of sashimi . I sat at the sushi bar which I have to admit the bar stools were horrible ( the only thing I can complain about ) After the sashimi the chef just started making me the house specialty rolls . AMAZING ! Staff was really friendly and even though some of the waitresses didn't speak English , the sushi chefs did . I highly recommend this place and will definitely be back next time in a Lisbon !

Great place for lunch Shared the traditional sushi, alao…read moregayuza and tempura. Everything was fresh, friendly service

Fantastic sushi. We (2 people) enjoyed our mixed 40 pcs plate very much. The Vinho Verde was great…read moreas well.

One of the best, if not the best sushi in Lisbon! Great…read moreservice. Consistently great and fresh food. Ceviche is fantastic. Better make a reservation. A must try if you really like sushi

Oh my goodness- an absolute gem!!! The Sushi Chief was trained by a Japanese master sushi chief and…read moreit shows. Possibly one of the best sushi restaurants in all of Europe. Although it's a small place, the menu is perfect. A nice variety of different fish and perfect starters. As a Japanese American who's lived around the world (and the biggest sushi snob), I would come back over and over if I lived here. It's a little difficult to find but do yourself a favor and GO! You won't regret it!!!! Five plus stars

Super creative spot! However they only have salmon sushi. The cream cheese is sweet and staff was…read moreconfused at some of the questions we had, but friendly!!!! Probably won't go back due to lack of variety on menu.

We stumbled across this little sushi place on our way up the hill to visit the lookout point. While…read morewe hadn't planned to go to a non Portuguese place while in Lisbon, Giro won our lunch vote due to being open on a Sunday and it's excellent location a few steps away from where we were going. We were impressed by the fresh fish (especially the salmon sashimi) attentive service, and free WiFi. We shared the all you can eat sushi plate for 2, which ended up being so much food we did not need to order any extra plates. Nothing fancy inside but the presentation on the sushi was lovely.

I am staying just around the corner, and stopped in for take out. Delicious and very fast!! They…read morealso have a €15 all you can eat deal (certain rolls on the menu are indicated, made fresh) that seems like a great deal.

My bf and I came to this place to get sushi for dinner our last night in Sesimbra. There was an…read moreAsian man standing outside the restaurant, so I was hoping this place would be authentic. We chose to sit inside, but by the open entrance, so we had a fabulous view of the sunset over the beach. The menu said sushi a là carte... which to me, a là carte means you order each dish separately and pay per dish. But there were no prices listed next to any of the dishes in the menu when we looked inside. At least everything had pictures, so we just pointed to the items we wanted, and the man took our orders. I saw Calpis on the menu and was excited, because usually only very authentic Japanese places have Calpis. I love Calpis. The woman taking our drink orders (maybe the wife or sister?) got really confused. What?? How can they not know what is on their own menu?! After some momentary confusion, she was able to bring out my drink. It was much sweeter than I remembered from previous experiences other countries, and I didn't like this drink that much. I thought it should be the same everywhere--like Coca-Cola--but could there possibly be different formulas? Dunno, because my drink came in a glass, so I didn't get to see the original bottle or can it came from. I'm sorry to say that the sushi was HORRIBLE. It was ALL RICE. I mean, I've seen sushi in the past that was filled with rice, but this was completely ridiculous. Minuscule amounts fish and SO much rice as filler. The tempura was also very disappointing. In California, it usually also includes sweet potato, green beans, etc., but here, it only had 3 or 4 soggy pieces of shrimp and nothing else. And then there were TONS of the fried batter all over it, and the batter wasn't even golden brown. It was a sorry-looking pale yellow color. The spring rolls were literally the size of my 4 fingers. No joke. I've never seen such tiny spring rolls in my life before. I was getting more and more depressed as each dish came out, and normally I love sushi. It got to the point where we just ordered some prepackaged ice cream from the freezer and asked for the check. I told myself I'd rather just eat crackers in our hotel room if I got hungry later at night. My bf and I were curious how much the final bill would be, as we had no clue how much each dish cost. When the bill came out, we were flabbergasted. Turns out the 11.90 euros for dinner was for all-you-can-eat!!! :O Now all the rice in the sushi made sense. This was a case where because we didn't understand Portuguese, and the workers here didn't know much English, we had no idea that there was only one set price for all of the food. (Drinks and dessert were charged extra.) We should have and would have ordered way more dishes if we only would have known about the set-up. However, I dunno if I would have wanted any more food at that point, because I was pretty depressed. At the end of the day, my bf and I had to laugh about this experience, and note that due to language barriers, this was the least amount of food we've ever had at an all-you-can-eat dinner. :P

great deal. Snack portions that kept coming. At all you could eat place. Kids loved it also.read more