Annapurna — Restaurant in Lisbon

Came for dinner because it was one of the few places open late walking distance from where I was staying. I think I just had bad luck with the dish I ordered (chicken tikka masala). The sauce and everything was good, but the chicken looked a bit undercooked and I ended up mostly eating the rice mixed with the sauce out of an abundance of caution. They also don’t accept Visa cards, or maybe only don’t take foreign cards? I tried to pay with a US-based Visa credit card and they said they couldn’t accept it. In any case, make sure you have some cash.

Kind of bummed that I didn’t have as great of an experience as some of the other reviews, but the staff was friendly enough that I would be willing to give it another try. The naan was...

I loved the taste of the momo! I was actually not sure what it was, and the staff had a hard time describing it in english. Throwing caution to the wind, I decided to order it. It turns out, momo are steamed dumplings. At this point, I thought I won't be satisfied, that is, until I took a bite. I was expecting chinese dumpling taste, but it had curry to it which is something new to me. I would rate this 5 stars, if not for the trouble with the cashier. We asked for separate cheque but was given a single one. When we asked again, they began talking and brought us the sum of what we ordered. Finally, by letting the casier know why we needed separate receipt she was able to understand, but rudely gave the check. Oh well, can't...

i ordered vegetable fried rice with the nepalese green tea— food was very flavorful and came in large portions. i could not finish it all! i wish i could have, it was delicious. staff is very kind as well. everyone was friendly, talkative, always smiling, and helpful with the menu :) the decorations inside are also very cute! a complimentary cocktail shot is given at the end of your meal, and the prices here are very good! my entire meal (including a water i added) was less than €12. i loved this place, would recommend...