Teppan Sushi & Teppanyaki opened here in 2012, after the success of the first space in the Edifício Transparente. It offers a classic sushi and fusion alternative of high quality, combined with Japanese hot dishes, grilled in the traditional teppanyaki plate and made by the chef, in show cooking, with the ingredients and spices selected by the customer. At lunch you will have a wide variety of sushi and teppanyaki at its free buffet, where you can eat as much as you like. At dinner we suggest two options, no restrictions, the first with classic sushi and teppanyaki and the second with classic sushi, hot sushi and teppanyaki. There is also the option to choose from other specialities.
Japanese cuisine.
Sunday to thursday: 12h - 15h, 19h - 23h | Friday, saturday and eve of holidays: 12h - 15h, 19h - 00h
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Address:
Rua da Boavista, 838
Postal Code:
4050-112
City Zone:
Boavista
Landline Phone:
229559204
Mobile Phone:
910696110
Email:
isabel.marques@grupobe.com
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