The concept was born in Braga but also exists in Porto. Bira dos Namorados uses a regional intonation game, with the exchange of b for v. The decoration takes us to travel to other times, with valentine dishes. While waiting for food, the older ones can play STOP and the younger ones can color. On the menu you will find hamburgers and steaks, with creative names, inspired by dances and musical instruments, and a strong bet on the ingredients used. You can try a different version of francesinha with hamburger. By the way, you can try bean, chicken, portobello or cod burgers. There is equal variety in steaks, entrees, desserts, and drinks.

In Mundo, the atmosphere is dim, the music is soft, but all the flavors of the world fit here. The menu is divided into four world and is in constant fusion, full of unlikely combinations, such as tamarind BBQ pork ribs, herb salad, fruit and peanuts or corvina and shrimp moqueca with fried banana, cashew and leaf rice. You can also have a light snack with a drink from our long list. The space follows the menu concept. There are several busts and walls adorned with graffiti paintings that reflect multiculturalism through feminine portraits representing each of the continents.

Masaki Onishi is the name of the well-known Japanese chef behind Ichiban’s gastronomic offer. The japanese embassy in Portugal picked him up from the Kyoshinzan restaurant in Kyoto and managed to keep him as a chef for three years. Today, in a restaurant located right by the sea, where fresh fish arrives every day, the offer goes far beyond sushi and sashimi, with amazing fish and meat dishes. The restaurant’s décor is minimalist in light tones so that every meal is enjoyed with total lightness and peace of mind, combined with the friendliness and careful explanation of the dishes, making the meal an experience of taste discovery and an authentic adventure for japanese culture.