We had Yuzu shoyu, pork based ramen, matcha tiramisu. Noodle was really good, looks like it was made by them not a store bought. Although the chashu could have been 2 peices rather than 1 since many other ramen restaurants in lisbon place 2-3. Matcha tiramisu was not too sweet, I really enjoyed but it could have been more authentic with a bit stronger matcha flavor. Try their beer, its really good.

Depending on what you order and how picky you are some ramen might not be top tier for you, with that said, I've been here more than 10 times in the last 3 years and the food most of the time is amazing! Only had a bad staff experience once, most of the time the staff is very friendly and accommodating to your needs. The place is also very well decorated and at night it's even cozier, one of the best ramen shops in Lisbon imo.

We came Lisbon from São Paulo, Brazil. São Paulo has several great ramen restaurants but here Afri great ramen also made us happy. It was difficult to define which is better. It means here is great quality. They have not only ramen but also Sushi or something like that. If you want to eat Japanese true ramen, here is the one of the best restaurant.

Pretty authentic japanese place with lots of great options! I really enjoyed the soft shell bun, sushi, gyoza and the ramen. Ribs was only dish that could be improved. They have really nice and beautifull place and service was pleasant. If you enjoy japanese food i think you will like this place!

It was a 5 star review on July 4th, my first visit. Everything was going so well atm, staffs were friendly and food was good, until today July 17th, idk what happened the staffs there, everyone looks like a lil bit impatient, and the food was totally extra salty than the first time I had. “The wine glass was horrible dirty”. TQM wasn’t stable enough.

The noodle texture was nice, and the pork in the ramen excellent. However, the broth could have had deeper flavours, and my favourite dish was the seaweed starter which should not be the case for a ramen establishment from Japan.

Pretty good food and the ramen was ok. Not authentic at all, but it was tasty. Maybe a bit more richness in the flavor would be good. The sunomono (wasn't traditional Sunomono) was really good. Busy place but got a seating and our food right away. Took a while to get our bill

The restaurant is nice though I wouldn’t probably come back again. Goyza and Shoyu Ramen was tasty enough, the same as cocktails. Sushi were below expectations as the fish had no taste at all. Price is normal for this district

Was a good experience overall but the food was less than expected. Only had a slice of meat (too much fat for my liking) and half of an egg on the Ramen.

Only like 4 vegan options but the ones I had were so good, cashew gyoza and hazelnut ramen 🚀 🤤 service was quite slow (although friendly). Really nice sake selection too and they do these little sake tasting boards 👌

The food is average quality and the noodles were all merged together. Furthermore, the dishes are small which for the price paid it’s not really worth it. Lastly, the service is not up to standard.

Myself and a friend went without reservation and was seated immediately. The staff was attentive and friendly. The Ramen(recommended by the waiter) was one of the best and the atmosphere was really good. I will definitely return. Thank you

It tastes exactly the same as the ramen and soup base I had in Tokyo! Highly recommend!

I was very excited to try this place even though I have always had high expectations when going to a ramen place. I was, however, disappointed because the server messed up our order. They switched my ramen with my cousin’s ramen. I asked the server twice if they gave me the one I ordered to confirm it was mine and not my cousin’s and she also answered twice that it was mine. However, I was pretty sure it was switched. I ordered the tonkatsu one and my cousin was already eating it when we realized. I won’t go again. I’m just too upset. Mine didn’t even taste great. I hated it.

Food was not bad but it was not authentic at all. Never have I been served broccoli and carrots at a japanese restaurant. There’s not even soy sauce on the table. They should label themselves as a fusion restaurant, not Japanese. Plus points for good service tho

Might be weird choosing to eat ramen when traveling in Portugal but it's the real thing just like in Japan unlike in Edinburgh where something's usually just slightly off. 😏 Preferred the tonkontsu ramen which has thinner kyushu style noodles than the tonkotsu tantanmen and is less salty. If you fish out the ginger, it's kind of like Ichiran but less rich. Would recommend getting extra charsiu pork!! The karaage 🐔 was really good with a nice dip and the chocolate cheesecake was divine, especially the base of it - so well-made (don't be put off by the word 'ginger' lol... the combination has the taste of sophistication 😂). The decor was also lovely. Good service.

Only the gyoza was not good. Other than that, it was delicious for Japanese food from overseas. I went there two days in a row during my four-day stay.

This place is absolutely a disgrace of ramen. With high expectation for Afuri style ramen, the broth is just warm and still can taste the unclean mixture of noodle and pork. The only thing acceptable is the Karage. But it's a Karage - any Japanese restaurant should make it right (and they don't serve Karage with Kewpie mayo...)

This place is delicious! It was the perfect spot between sights in Lisbon. They had vegan and gluten free options and the staff was super attentive and friendly! I would definitely come here again!

Initially I often order from Uber eat for their classic. We went there for the experience. On the other hand, I think they take too many reservations. I booked for 8pm for 4 people, and throughout the meal, even when it was time to pay, the waiters pushed you and make you understand that you have to leave? They keep rushing you. A waiter asks if we've finished when the dish is half full... and it happens every 5 minutes!

Ramentostic!! :) Delicious!