Lisbon Sushi Club — Restaurant in Lisbon

Probably fake-reviews, since our experience was nothing like them.

The lisboa sushi club is a really small restaurant. two people in the kitchen/serving and one guy just serving. They were really nice but couldn't speak english which was a little difficult. Apart of that they were freindly and good.

However, many things were out of stock so we couldn't order wakame or the wine we wanted. That wasn't too bad but already seemed kind of weird.

We decided to order some fried shrimp and the 30 piece sushi platter. The fried shrimp tasted really fishy and as if it was frozen before frying it. Then the sushi came and the fish on it was almost room temperature (they keep it in a slightly cooled cake display case) and that should really not be like that. There was one that was like rice wrapped in salmon with salmin (or something else) on top, that tasted really weird and just not right. They also gave us the ends of the rolls which you usually don't get in a restaurant.

Overall it was really unprofessional. You have to be careful with sushi so i wouldn't recommend eating here. I don't know how they got a 4.7 and these...

The food is exceptional! One of the best sushi I have ever eaten in Lisboa. However, I didn't like the combination options and we don't have the option to choose fried ones, which is not that critical. The prices are almost fair enough considering the quality. I reinforce that this is an excellent choice for Japanese dishes and I strongly recommend it. I might come back to the place! The service is also very...

Infelizmente o restaurante é fraco, e não consigo perceber como é que tem 4.7 estrelas aqui no google quando a qualidade é fraquíssima, e qualquer pessoa que vá a um restaurante de sushi o perceberá com facilidade.

O rapaz que nos serviu foi bastante atencioso e amigável, mas mesmo com apenas 3 mesas sentadas a comida demorou imenso tempo a sair. Também não tinham sopa miso, que para um restaurante de sushi é no mínimo estranho.

Custa-me dizer isto, mas dá-me ideia que quem está a fazer o sushi não tem formação, ou quase não tem. A qualidade do atum era fraquíssima. O arroz era banal.

Os preços são estapafúrdios para a qualidade apresentada, e com restaurantes com sushimans experientes e bom produto a 15/20 minutos de distância a pé, é difícil pensar em voltar, ou recomendar a alguém este restaurante.

Para o dono, eu recomendava-o ir a outro dos muitos bons restaurantes de Sushi que há em Lisboa e a fazer a comparação com a comida servida. E de...