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.

A space designed with the goal of being a flower-filled garden overlooking the river, where you could enjoy socializing with friends and good food at any time of the day. The choice of Camelia as a name and symbol is a tribute to Porto, as this native flower species from Asia was introduced in Portugal during the nineteenth century and became an emblematic flower of the city of Porto. Between November and April, when other flowers are rare, camellias bloom and can be admired in all their splendor in the many gardens of Porto. Here you can try some of our specialties such as various types of gourmet coffee, humus, bowls, salads, toasts, cocktails and smoothies.

Inaugurated in 1931, Escondidinho was the first restaurant to obtain two Michelin stars in 1936, which made the restaurant a place of excellence.
Its dining room, which reproduces the comfort of the 18th century residences, with the ornamental strength of the old faience and the showy ceramic wainscoting, imitating the Delft school, with its extraordinary beauty tiles, stands out for its beauty.
In the Escondidinho Restaurant you can enjoy the unique flavors of Porto gastronomy, such as “tripas” (gut), cod, beef or “cataplana”, always with a service of recognized excellence.