This establishment opened its doors in 1966 and was the city’s first Chinese restaurant, at a time when Chinese food was an unknown exoticism. It kept the traditional Chinese cuisine and resisted the competition, which decades later would be installed in the city. The business has been in the same family since its inception since Mr. Chow Horng Tzer founded it. It is also known as the “Bridge Chinese” because it is located next to the upper deck of D. Luís Bridge with views of the Douro river and “Serra do Pilar” monastery on the other side. We maintain the typical Chinese cuisine, highlighting the most sought after classics by regular customers: Peking Duck, Shrimp Dim Sum, Beef on the plate, among others.

Garrafeira Soares is dedicated to the retail and wholesale beverage trade, standing out as the market leader in the Algarve region. Following the market trends and a strong bet on its expansion, Garrafeira Soares opened its first store outside the Algarve, making its debut in Porto. It is distinguished by the numerous and exclusive brands of Port wine, of various years and ranges. A place where you can taste wine by the glass, tapas and experience the best of Porto, as well as other wines and spirits. The company’s activity is divided into two distinct areas: retailing, with a network of twenty own stores, and wholesale, supported by the sales tea.

There is cherry in Porto. One of the best known Portuguese liqueurs has a space in the city of Porto. Ginja in Porto sells liqueurs but its specialty is the Óbidos cherry. The cherry, or ginjinhas, is a liqueur obtained by macerating the cherry, very similar to cherry, extremely popular in Portugal, especially in Óbidos, Lisbon, Alcobaça and Algarve. It is a product whose maceration lasts at least one year and does not use artificial colors or preservatives. At Ginja in Porto you can taste, advising to taste in a glass of chocolate, but you can also buy bottles to offer or enrich your personal wine cellar.