Tapabento Restaurant opened its doors in Porto in 2014, but, according to its motto, with its soul in the world. For this, local and daily products are chosen, which are cooked with the passion of the flavours of the world, creating and recreating memories of other times and places. Clams, razors, oysters, fish soup, potato tortilla, tuna tataki, fish curry and seafood are some of the specialties. It is a welcoming space, which excels with its fun staff, receiving the daily visit of people from all corners, local or far away, with the pleasure of having Porto and the world seated at the table. In this house, the team mixes countries and languages, making it easier to welcome and colour the atmosphere.

More than a sushi restaurant, Mangá Sushi House is an authentic experience of immersion in Japanese culture. After a visit to Japan, its owners decided to express their admiration for this culture by adding sushi to the “mangá and animé” drawings. In fact, Japanese culture is breathed in this establishment, as it presents a mural by the artist Luís Figueiredo, an art gallery and organizes cosplay events, in which customers are encouraged to disguise themselves as their favorite characters. In addition to the more traditional sushi, it is intended that no one is deprived of enjoying this delicacy, as it offers specific menus for pregnant women and vegetarians.

In the 1980s, two families from the province of ZheJiang met in Portugal and took the decision of opening Restaurant Li Jin together. Open for over 30 years, this family restaurant is one of the oldest traditional Chinese food establishments. With a pleasant and welcoming atmosphere, decorated with oriental motifs, you can try Chinese cuisine from several provinces, on site or by take away. From classics such as crepes, chop soy, noodles or traditional Chinese soups, to specialities such as Pato Li Jin or special rice with prawns. In the end, you can enjoy one of the famous Chinese desserts.