Buga Ramen Rossio — Restaurant in Lisbon

I recently visited a so-called “ramen” restaurant that left much to be desired. Unfortunately, the noodles were subpar, and the broth tasted artificial and lacked the rich, consistency one expects from authentic ramen.

For example, the Tonkotsu broth is made with slow boiling pork bones. It takes 2 days to make should be thick, salty, savory and creamy. The tonkotsu they served was a thin, clear soup and leaves an unpleasant slight bitterness after taste. It was more like an average generic noodle soup.

To add to the disappointment, the prices for the drinks were exorbitant, The service was lackluster as well; waitstaff were inattentive, often chatting among themselves and neglecting customers. My order was incorrect, and requests for simple things like ice were forgotten. Overall, it’s not a place I would recommend, and I would rate it no more...

🙋Being huge otaku fans in heart of Lisbon Visited Buga ramen lovely space with welcoming service.

Ambience: the ambience is perfect with all the anime design love the action figure. I love the concept of you can choose your own world such as anime verse Like Naruto, one-piece, dragon ballZ.

Service: Service was excellent how they treat the guest with warm simle, I love the friendly talks of waiter she was really nice and attentive.

Food: I had ordered ramen chicken Miso where I felt little strong taste of miso sauce where I bit felt bland while tasting the vegetable, eggs, the protiens was cooked perfectly.

Overall did not let done with food and service still I lean more over excellent service of nice looking girl. Totally recommend the place to all otaku fans and the general...

This place is a must visit for anyone who loves anime! I went with a 9-year-old boy, and he absolutely loved the experience—it’s a great spot for anime fans of all ages.

We tried the Yakitori, Teriyaki Ramen, and two combos: the Chicken Teriyaki and Chicken Katsu, both of which came with miso soup. While the dishes weren’t the best I’ve ever had, they were still enjoyable. The one we liked the least was the ramen; the broth lacked a bit of depth and flavour, which was a bit disappointing.

On the other hand, the green tea with lemon was fantastic, and the cute little pot it’s served in was a lovely touch. The staff were very friendly and accommodating, making the overall experience enjoyable. The little one had such a great time, and we’ll...