Nagoya - Lisboa

Nagoya has been renamed Sushicome recently and is located at Av. Miguel Bombarda 23/B, Lisbon... This unassuming resto was the surprise of our Lisbon experience due to its superb range of typical Japanese snack-food, centered around beef, chicken and sea-food delicacies, all of which were imaginative and finger-licking tasty! Best of all, for the gourmands among us, for a reasonable all-inclusive price, one can eat up to one 's personal limit, repeating as many times as desired... Take-aways are a specialty of this establishment, but since the resto was continuously full of seated eaters, this attests to its popularity and then some. The service is prompt and pleasant and easily accessible from Av. de la Republica and is highly recommended by this writer.

Inexpensive Asian restaurant, good for introducing someone to sushi. Huge choice of food. All you can eat buffet with acceptable price. If you liked something, and want more, you just have to order it again!

It was never very good, but now is really bad, the fish was just unfrozen and its quality was really bad. The price is attractive but you get what you pay for..

This restaurant has a good sushi price for take away. Normally a take the A9 and A10 menu to eat outside or at home.

Cheap buffet for 10 euros at lunch, not including drinks/dessert. You order off a menu and just write the numbers down. Raw fish is average but fresh enough to eat as sashimi. The sushi isn't made well but it's edible. I wouldn't have eaten here if it wasn't for the all you can eat sashimi/sushi but 10 euros is heaps good value for money.