The typical dishes are one of Porto’s main gastronomic attractions. However, the city is increasingly offering a wide range of flavors, from italian restaurants a mexicans. But if you’re a fan of Japanese cuisine and are looking for the best places to eat sushi in Porto, then this article is for you.
Sushi started out as a ‘fad’, but today it’s a certainty for many. The delicious ‘raw fish’ recipes make your mouth water. In these restaurants, tradition meets creativity in a true Japanese gastronomic journey. Ready? Take a look at our suggestions and choose your favorite.
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Subenshi
This is one of the most famous restaurants in the North and Center. Subenshi opened its first space in Aveiro in 2014. Since then, it has set out to conquer sushi lovers, standing out for the freshness of its products.
In the Porto region, you can find two of the brand’s restaurants: one in downtown Invicta, in a historic building; and the other, in the central square of WOW, in Vila Nova de Gaia.
So Subenshi couldn’t be missing from our list of the best places to eat sushi in Porto. Here, you’ll find a wide variety of starters, with some fusion pieces.
The menu also has a generous selection of nigiri, sashimi and much more. Another important aspect is the surrounding environment, perfect for a romanticdate.
📍Praça de Parada Leitão, 13
Shiko – Japanese Pub
Have you met Shiko? It probably is, after all this is one of the most famous Japanese taverns in Porto.
There, you can try a variety of Asian dishes, especially the sushi, which stands out for the tradition and freshness of the fish – tuna, salmon, horse mackerel and others.
If you’re interested in stopping by this Japanese eatery, then you should know that reservations can be made by phone.
📍 Rua do Sol, 238
HP Sushi
Located right in the center of Porto, HP Sushi has a small but welcoming space and the quality of its dishes stands out.
If you’re looking for a reasonably priced option for lunch, then take advantage of the HP Sushi menu available during the week.
For 16€, you get a starter, freestyle sushi (which includes 12 fusion pieces), a drink and coffee .
📍Rua da Alegria, 87
Ikeda
IKEDA is a kind of extension of Japan in the heart of Porto. With a strong focus on intimate dining experiences, this restaurant offers suggestions tailored to each customer.
Here, the focus on quality and service is a constant, which is why today this is one of the most highly regarded asian restaurants of the city. Due to high demand, it is advisable to book in advance.
📍Rua do Campo Alegre, 416
Ichiban
Continuing our tour of Japanese cuisine. This time, we landed at Ichiban, a restaurant that opened in 2011 and is already a benchmark in the art of serving authentic Japanese cuisine. The recipes include various seasonal foods.
What’s more, the simple, light-filled decor contrasts perfectly with the exquisite dishes served here. If you haven’t tried it yet, here’s the tip!
📍Avenida do Brasil, 454
Note: the order of this list is random and the article is constantly being updated to introduce new suggestions!