Servers were very nice. Place is cute. Our fault for going to Asain food in Portugal. The best…read morething we had was the Coke (& a smile ;)) We ordered a lot of different things. We wouldn't recommend anything we tried. But to be fair, we live & eat excellent Asain food in our San Francisco bay area. So...

Service was Excellent we ate at 6:00pm on a Monday. Our server was Gonçalo he was very attentive…read moreand helped explain everything to our understanding. We ordered Beef Yaki Udon, Oyako Don (not fried), and Mixed Izakayas. Everything was hot and perfectly cooked. We're traveling from Tampa FL, but originally from NYC. So we know good food. If you're looking for a great atmosphere for date night or just diner. I would strongly recommend Udon Lisboa. I didn't take pictures but the food we received looked just like photos and was more than enough.

Holy cow, this Chinese spot hit the craving for authentic food. We were surprised to find the…read morequality as comparable what we've had in California and in Asia. And for ONLY 6 euros a bowl!! That is a steal for a huge bowl of noodles. Beef noodles soup was good - lots of noodles. Broth not as hearty as I'd like but the beef was suuuper flavorful and tender. Zha jiang mian was amazing - so legit. It looks dry/light but once you mix it up it's amazing and there is enough sauce to cover it all up! Service is pretty non existent but don't mind it. Order at the counter. They'll then shout your order out and you go up and grab it. There are diff pickled veggies and hot sauce to dress your noodles with, self serve. Pay at the register when you're done. Lots of seating, no decor really. Feels like you're eating at auntie's house.

Authentic Chinese. Cash only. Won ton noodle soup delicious . Filled our craving for stirfry…read morevegetables. Saw other people's dishes on other tables that look equally delicious.

It wasn't the best ramen ever but a bit of a higher end than the tourist ramen joints in Lisbon,…read more visited by many locals yet some tourists. Tables turn pretty quickly later so we got a two top pretty fast without a reservation. We started Baos (yes chinese dish....) and they were pretty good. She ordered the miso ramen and liked it. I ordered the pork belly ramen that I enjoyed. They don't have Togarashi pepper but if you ask and show them a pic of it they bring you little cup of it though a variety without sesame seeds. Pretty good choice at a little higher price point. I've had better but would maybe go back. Very convenient to the area near the waterfront tourist locations yet nestled at the bottom of the hills.

Was walking around Lisbon at night and noticed this Japanese ramen place…read more We've had enough Portuguese and European food and thought it would be interesting to try their ramen here in Lisbon. Ambiance- good crowd at 9 pm. Place esthetically appealing. 5 stars Service - staff was polite and friendly and efficient. 5 stars. Edamame- small portion. Good taste. Satisfying. 4 stars We both got the Hakata Tonkotsu Ramen. Broth was average. Didn't strike me as that flavorful and for me, I probably would have had to add some chili oil to give it a kick. The ajimago egg was cooler in temp to the broth but was nice with soft yolk. The noodles likely were not made there but sufficient. Overall- 4 stars Dessert- wife got the green tea ice cream that was on a bed of on oat and cookie crumble. Wife enjoyed it. 5 stars I got the Dango Matarashi with red bean. It's basically a rice ball, put some red bean paste and strawberry slices on top. Definitely a similar taste to Chinese rice balls to taste. Seemed very small portion and not that impressed but was presented nicely. 3 stars Overall, ramen can't compete to other places I've tried in my life but it was good enough for us. Would I go back here if ever returning to Lisbon? For sure. ** if you decide to go to Koppu based on my review, send a compliment - much love from California, USA **

This place blew me away. Someone already called it a "hidden gem", which is totally accurate -- not…read moremany reviews yet, but you can believe the five stars! Went on a weeknight and there were a few tables open. Staff was welcoming, friendly, and attentive. Food was outstanding. The titular momo is worth an order or more; think steamed dumplings. The real stars of the starters were the Aloo Jeera (sautéed potatoes with onion, simple but incredible) and the Chana Chat (delicious chickpeas with just the right firmness, texture, and taste). If you like spice, try the Tea Momo: braided steamed buns which are bready and bland on their own, but the perfect vehicle to soak up the juicy, spicy vegetables that come with it and really pack a punch. The Chicken Curry, on the other hand, was not at all spicy as expected, but still subtly layered with rich and satisfying flavors and some of the best I've ever had. The Thukpa, traditional Tibetan noodle soup, was another tasty choice. A nice break from traditional Portuguese food, and some of the best in the city overall. Also, when the bill came my dad called it "reasonable" -- which is his way of saying it was really cheap. Would be worth twice the cost!

Stumbled across this nepalis restaurant & decided to give it a try after days of eating Portuguese…read morefood. We ordered the vegetarian stir fry, chicken momos and the prawn curry. I would definitely recommend the stir fry-- it was very tasty. The momos are a south Asian dumpling that were worth a try. You can choose from chicken, pork, and vegetarian. The prawn curry was a little too salty for my taste. All in all the meal was very affordable, the service was really prompt & I would recommend this restaurant if you want a change in palette!

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!

Came here for dinner with friends. Upon walking in the restaurant, we were welcomed with the…read morewelcoming atmosphere. Their menu is opens up to be a passport. We orders mostly noodles dishes and some side dishes. The food tasted great! We were craving for Asian cuisine after eating a lot of local foods. The taste did not disappoint!

Great food, reasonable prices and attentive service. Homemade noodles with fresh ingredients…read more Clean and inviting dining room with plenty of great spaces.

From the owner: A nossa especialidade é a massa fresca do norte da China(lanzhou) feita no momento e se escolher a…read moremesa em frente à cozinha pode ver o chefe a confeccionar.Temos Ramen ,chaomin ,guiosas,crepes,entre outras iguarias.

Number 624, fried noodles with beef, was recommended and very good. About €7. Their English is in…read moreChinese, Portuguese, and English. The server spoke English well.

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

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.

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.

It was a nice break from all the fish in Lisbon. The weather was cool, so Ramen was a perfect…read morechoice. The noodles was slightly overcooked not to my taste. I like it al dente. The dumpling the bacalao dumpling was so good. I never had it back home. Service was nice and friendly. And they have free Wi-Fi which is awesome for a tourist.

Impeccable ramen! Tasty gyoza and spring roll appetizers (not pictured because we were too hungry…read moreto wait). I really enjoyed the Yakatori ramen, the flavor was excellent and it was perfect temperature to start eating right away. They also have sriracha sauce on the table if you want some spice.