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Jose Avillez's flagship in Chiado, blending Portuguese tradition with creative modern technique. Signature dishes recall childhood memories through refined gastronomy.

Dining 120 metres up in Torre Vasco da Gama, chef Rui Silvestre delivers creative seafood with Mozambican and Indian spice influences. Named for the 50-second lift ride to the top.

Chef Henrique Sa Pessoa's flagship rethinks Portuguese cooking with contemporary technique. Tasting menus explore tradition through dishes like Alentejo-style black-pork loin.

Intimate 12-seat counter dining in a former wine cellar at Torel Palace Lisboa. Chefs Vitor Matos and Guilherme Spalk deliver creative, French-inflected Portuguese cuisine.

The gourmet restaurant of Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon, where chef Rodolfo Lavrador presents modern Portuguese cuisine through two tasting menus bridging past and present.

Jose Avillez's vegetarian fine dining next to Belcanto. A 100% plant-based tasting menu with zero-waste philosophy, paired with biodynamic wines and house-made kombuchas.

French chef Vincent Farges champions simplicity and purity in historic Chiado, with creative vegetable-forward cuisine and views across the Tagus estuary.

Near the Belem Tower, chef Andre Cruz presents seasonal Portuguese cuisine through the Semente menu, celebrating local suppliers and traditional flavours with sophistication.

A 17th-century fortress turned hotel restaurant in Cascais, with panoramic ocean views. Chef Gil Fernandes presents innovative cuisine rooted in maritime tradition.

Chef Philippe Gelfi brings contemporary French cuisine to historic Alfama, with elegant technique and the best seasonal Portuguese produce. Romantic courtyard terrace available.

Japanese-Mediterranean cuisine at Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon, featuring a sushi bar and Portuguese ingredients prepared with Japanese technique.

Traditional kaiseki cuisine at an intimate 8-seat counter. Chef Paulo Morais delivers meticulous multi-course menus faithful to Japanese philosophy with exceptional fish and nigiris.

An L-shaped 12-seat counter in Cascais where chef Tiago Penao presents a single omakase menu with spectacular nigiris, matured and cured local fish, and genuine Japanese hospitality.

Spanish chef Sergi Arola's creative Mediterranean cuisine at Penha Longa Resort in Sintra, with tasting menus celebrating Portuguese and Cape Verdean flavours.

Chef Alexandre Silva's surprise 16-course tasting menu near Basilica da Estrela, built on micro-seasonal Portuguese produce with a zero-waste philosophy.

Chef Marlene Vieira's haute cuisine with an open central kitchen, offering tasting menus that blend Portuguese tradition with global influences. Handcrafted knife selection for meat courses.

One of Portugal's oldest Japanese restaurants, at Penha Longa Resort in Sintra. Portuguese cuisine with a Japanese soul, applying Far Eastern techniques to local produce.

Chef Joao Sa's travelling cuisine with personality in the Baixa, combining Portuguese tradition with globally influenced flavours and intense Asian touches across two tasting menus.

Japanese kaiseki-inspired omakase at a 10-seat sushi counter in Alcantara. Brazilian chef Habner Gomes celebrates Portuguese coastal fish through refined Japanese technique.