Magokoro Ramen Amoreiras — Restaurant in Lisbon

If you’re a Naruto fan, this ramen spot is basically a dream come true! The moment you walk in, you’re transported straight into the Hidden Leaf Village — from the ninja headbands hanging on the walls to the Ichiraku-style counter, every detail is spot-on. They even play Naruto soundtracks in the background, which adds so much to the vibe.

The staff are super friendly and clearly put a lot of love into creating an immersive experience. You can take photos with life-size cutouts of Naruto and Sasuke, and even the menus look like ninja scrolls — such a fun touch.

As for the food, it’s… fine. The ramen isn’t quite as mind-blowing as the atmosphere. The broth could use a bit more depth, and the noodles were slightly overcooked when I visited. Still, it’s perfectly enjoyable if you’re there more for the experience than for a gourmet meal.

Overall, this place is absolutely worth checking out for the ambiance alone. Come for the Naruto nostalgia, stay for the fun — and maybe grab dessert somewhere else...

5 out of 5 on all fronts. Most amazing experience with all the pokemons, manga characters, figurines, computer game machine, radio 📻, etc etc. I recommend the karage, octopus 🐙 balls, handmade wontons (10/10 my Chinese partner said he never had better!), shrimp in crispy corn flakes, kimchi (blew my mind and I have this daily), tonkotsu ramen. You get 1 extra portion of free noodles per ramen bowl, great to share with your partner in combination with some extra toppings. We were stuffed. Martabak style pancake with chocolate filling. Reserve a table in case they're busy. Only take Portugese bankcard 💳, cash or PayPal. No mastercard or any other credit cards like VISA or AMEX. Free parking on the road Sat & Sun +...

Eh, there are better places for ramen in Lisbon for sure. What was strange for 2024 is that this place only accepts Paypal (lol!), cash, and local Portuguese bank cards. So if you’re a tourist - prepare to be scrambling for cash if you go. I’ve traveled all over and have never seen regular international bank cards not be accepted. Food was ok, nothing to write home about. If you go on the weekend and expect a pleasant peaceful meal for lunch - don’t. Filled with toddlers, noisy and loud, plan accordingly or simply go to one of the other ramen places as luckily there are several to pick from. Service subpar too. All in all, choose wisely. Bank card situation...