Portugal Food Guide: Porto & Lisbon Must-Tries

🌅 Porto Han Table Barbecue Porto A highly recommended Korean BBQ spot! We tried the Wagyu platter—tender meat, generous portions, and friendly service. 💰 Price: €30+ per person Mercado do Bolhão A bustling market with fresh-cut fruits, Portuguese snacks, and seafood stalls. Perfect for evening visits—options galore! Impar Flores A lucky find with a local crowd. Highlights: Starters: Salmon salad, garlic shrimp, and Porto-style fried meat mix (Pica Pau). Main: Portuguese seafood rice (hearty and distinct from Spanish paella!). 💰 Price: €25-30 per person Majestic Café A historic gem for traditional Portuguese pastries. Tried their top two recommendations—perfectly balanced sweetness. 💰 Price: €10 per person Hi Guo - Hot Pot & Table BBQ HUANG Porto’s only hotpot spot! Broth was incredibly fragrant and spicy (Europe’s hottest, dare we say!). Meat was fresh, though dipping sauces were average. 💰 Price: €40+ per person 🚋 Lisbon Pinóquio Chosen over "Uma" after reviews warned of frozen seafood elsewhere. Hits: Portuguese clams, Pica Pau, and massive seafood rice (enough for 3!). Zero regrets. 💰 Price: €40-50 per person Panda Cantina Noodle heaven! Customizable spice levels—level 4 packs a punch. Their beef noodles are a comfort-food dream. 💰 Price: €15 per person Churrasqueira do Marquês Lisbon’s Belém district legend for roast chicken. Packed with locals—crispy skin, juicy meat, and speedy service. A must-visit! 💰 Price: €10+ per person 🎯 Why You’ll Love It Porto: Mix of Korean BBQ flair, market freshness, and iconic cafés. Lisbon: Unbeatable seafood feasts and hidden noodle gems. 💡 Tips For seafood rice, Pinóquio > "Uma" (freshness matters!). Craving spice? Hi Guo and Panda Cantina deliver. Skip tourist traps—follow local crowds at Churrasqueira do Marquês! #FoodieHeaven #PortugalTravel #PortoEats #LisbonFoodScene #EatLikeALocal #HiddenGems #TravelBites #EuropeFoodGuide