Ate dinner here on the recommendation of a hostess at a nearby restaurant in Lisbon…read more We had dinner on a Monday night at 8:30. The decor is really beautiful. Two levels with open, high ceilings. The hostess and waitstaff are all very friendly. Seating is tight for two tops. There's an open kitchen which is always a nice touch. We shared three plates. The scallop sashimi, the green curry with assorted fish with a side dish of rice and slivered almonds and the tempura octopus with panko. All the dishes were good. The scallop was missing a bit of acid. The octopus was cooked very well. The green curry a bit underwhelming. By the time we left, the restaurant was packed. You get the bill and have to take it with you to the front to pay with the hostess. No AMEX.

Had a tough time finding a way to make An online res. They use zomato.com…read more https://www.zomato.com/grande-lisboa/o-asitico-pr%C3%ADncipe-real/maps Anyhooooo- go! Service is great and the space is fab, food is also very good. No liquor. Just beer and wine / sake but the sake match cocktail was incredible.

Overall I enjoyed the meal, but my expectations were higher given the many five-star reviews…read more They offer printed menus, but I recommend using the QR code to view the online menu, which includes photos of every dish. We reserved a terrace table but were seated at the farthest corner instead. With plenty of open tables, the placement felt discriminatory and made us uncomfortable. Moving past that... Drinks: The Mount Fuji cocktail was delicious. Appetizers & entrees: We ordered a large variety for three people as we couldn't decide: Chamuca de Frango, Long Bao Pork, Bao Frango Bang Bang, Shrimp Tempura, Siew Mai Wonton, Salmon Hosomaki, Wonton Soup, Char Siu Pork Bao, Biryani, Peixe do Dia, and Jasmine Rice. Presentation was generally beautiful. On average the food rated 3-4 stars, though a couple of dishes were closer to 2 stars. The salmon hosomaki was flavorless and disappointing; the biryani was dry and lacked enough lamb when mixed; the baos were just okay. The shrimp tempura and the fish of the day were the standouts. Dessert: Baba Riniceronte, mango sticky rice, and Avela biscuit were all enjoyable, though the mango wasn't very sweet (possibly out of season). Service: Table service was ok but a bit inattentive. Staff only returned when bringing food and didn't check in much to see if we were enjoying our meal. Given we spent over 100 EUR pp, I expected more attentive service. This was an acceptable one-time experience, I've been to many mid-to-high-end Asian restaurants and this did not meet my expectations, I would not return.

Very unique location, co-located with a furniture store. We came here last minute since we were…read morestarving and looking for anything to eat. Without a reservation, they were able to get us a table l and also gave us a tour of their dragon, rhino and each section of the restaurant. The bang bang chicken tasted more along the lines of a peanut sauce (similar to pad thai) and wasn't spicy, but still delicious! I could have easily made a meal solely eating 3-4 of these. The piri piri chicken was cooked perfect! The yogurt sauce, rice and onions all gave it a Mediterranean feel, and the bread/tortillas went great with it.

I loved the ambiance of Boa-Bao when you first walk in - it gives slightly up scale Asian cuisine…read moredining. The service was very friendly, helpful, and prompt. I tried the crispy wontons to start and the chicken pad Thai. I was impressed with the flavors, and all the dishes were thoughtfully plated. I also sampled the vegetarian egg rolls and I recommend them especially if you enjoy mushrooms. The overall dining experience is a must-try if you're in Lisbon!

We came for lunch after sight seeing. Nice break from a usual Portuguese good. The summer roll was…read moredelicate. The shrimp is nothing like I had in NY. Very good. Pad Thai was great. The best part is the glass of rosé was only €5! Service is friendly n courteous. Love the menu design.

Edit: they charged my bill in USD and not local currency without asking and they denied it when I…read moreasked why they did it, really shady practice ! Awesome option for Indian food not too far from the main city center, they have typical dishes and other unique dishes that we haven't seen before. We tried lamb biryani , beef karahi, shish kabab, and samosa. All were great, I really enjoyed the beef karahi , very flavorful and unique dish. The lamb biryani was full of flavor but I have had better. The mango lassi was one of the best I have had , very creamy and flavorful. The dishes were great but small portion, didn't expect that. Place is somewhat clean but nothing high scale , service was good and quick. English language was not great but didn't need any explanations. Great spot , check it out

We sat outside and was a beautiful day and lovely view. Server was attentive and helpful showing us…read morepictures of some of the food so we could decide what to get. We got three appetizers and the Mozambique chicken. Was not hot but VERY flavorful! Would def come back when in Lisbon again.

My favorite restaurant in Portugal. A great fusion of asian flavors comparable to the best…read moreinternational greats. Very good value.

Nice! good service, tasty oriental fusion menu, and nice choices of 3 menús de degustation. Good…read moreambiance and lots of bars nearby. Excelent value for money, but does accept Amex

Having read so many stellar reviews about this place and its octopus hot dog, I had it on my hit…read morelist. Even though we didn't have a reservation, they were able to seat us. We ordered the: -Octopus Hot Dog (of course!) -Roasted Sardine Niguiri -Pan Sear Prawns and Garlic -Tuna tartare on toasted brioche with white chocolate and lime -Fried Seabass -Lobster Roll -Fried Scallops Overall everything was pretty good, but I wasn't in love with everything. The one stand out dish was definitely the Fried Seabass. It was really good! Sadly the Octopus Hot Dog was a bit underwhelming as I kept getting some hard pieces with every bite. The service was very friendly and quick. So although I most likely won't be coming back, I'm glad I tried Sea Me. Croacker Ceviche

This is a review for Sea Me Next Door. We reserved via The Fork which had a 30% off all entrees…read moreordered. The inside has a bar on the left and taller shared longer tables. There is one private booth table which we selected. It is a tapas style restaurant, so for two of us we ordered 6 dishes plus a dessert. The staff explains the menu and that a lower section shows larger dishes. We loved everything that we ordered but especially the lobster roll (their take don't expect a Maine style roll), sardine nigiri, garlic shrimp (the sauce was incredible and came with bread) and the dessert. The food came out very quickly but we were having dinner at 7pm. The total for two people was around 80 euro with the discount, but we did not get drinks other than still water.

Great Dim Sum restaurant! Fast delicious and great variety…read more my favorite restaurant in the shopping. A must try definitely

If you just itchin for the cuisine then I'd say ok but it's basically someone reheating frozen…read morepackaged food(which btw it is).

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.

I am a vegan and 26 is my favorite number so I felt like this restaurant was calling me to eat here…read more- I am glad that I answered the call. This restaurant is beautiful and well thought out. I love the entrance and the journey to the main dining area. I love the interior design. I love the open-concept kitchen that grants the ability to watch the chefs work their magic. I love the dishware and the presentation of the food. Ultimately, I love how intentional the creators were with the development and execution of Ao 26. I ordered the Francesinha and was pleasantly surprised by how good it was. Upon reading the description, I was hesitant because it did not sound like something that I'd enjoy, but I was desperate to try a dish native to Portugal. It was delicious - so so delicious. I'm glad that they were able to veganize the native dish and execute it so well. For dessert, I ordered the Peanut & Chocolat Pie. I enjoyed it but I wouldn't order it again because it was slightly too rich for me, however, if you like dark chocolate, that is the dessert for you. I loved my experience here. This would be a great place for a date or night out with friends. The food is great and the vibe is better. Thank you Ao 26.

To find this restaurant, you enter a building and go down a bunch of stairs, then surprisingly, end…read moreup outside again...well in an outdoor courtyard. I'm afraid that was the most interesting part of the experience. Service was okay, but definitely not particularly friendly. We asked the server which was a good, traditional (albeit vegan version) Portuguese dish. She recommended the Supreme Bifana sandwich. So I ordered that. It came with sweet potato fries. I forget exactly what was in the sandwich, but it was pretty bland. There was a sauce that came with the dish and that was tasty. But the sandwich itself was meh at best. The fries were also disappointing. They were soggy and very oily. Dipping them in the sauce made them somewhat edible. So meh food and meh service equals a meh review.

We throughly enjoyed our dining experience here! Highly recommend putting this wonderful bistro on…read moreyour list for a great meal when in Lisbon.

I went back and forth between three and four stars, and came to the conclusion I had higher hopes…read morebeing on vacation and Europe has always had a higher standard for me with food compared to the United States. Inside was classically decorated with many square tables that could be rearranged for groups of 1-2 or larger. We did not need a reservation but it was a Tuesday night at 8pm. Service was friendly but could felt similar to the service you get in many tourist restaurants and the idea of American tipping seems to be taking root. Food portions were hearty and seemed to be a more formal take on Portuguese comfort food (I imagine). The Cod Duque was under seasoned with the Octopus done well and the sweet potato puree was just....there.