Upscale sushi restaurant with amazing family style platters. Place is cozy, couple of tables and big sushi bar. Perfect for dates or dining solo. Largest tables seemed to be for 4 people. The sushi platter was amazing, high fish quality and loved the rice/fish ratio. For appetizers we went for beef gyozas which were crunchy and a miso soup. This is traditional style sushi so very few rolls - stick to sashimi and nigiris. Prices were fair. Service was very friendly and spoke English.

Had a birthday dinner here. I can say this is one of the authentic Japanese restaurants which is hard to find out of Japan. Unaju (grilled eels on the rice) which is my favorite, was awesome, and so as Anmitsu, that’s slightly different to the real one but still good. I could talk a bit with a Brazilian-Japanese waitress who told me the history of the restaurant. They used to have a Japanese chef who passed away lately. However, Portuguese and Brazilian chefs definitely succeed his skills and spirit. Entirely my partner and I had really satisfactory great dinner for my birthday and recommend to anyone who would like to have authentic Japanese food.

I believe this is the best and only authentic Japanese sushi restaurant in Lisbon (and possibly in Portugal) that serves excellent sushi and sashimi. The sushi rice is perfectly made and ingredients are very fresh. The talented and ingenious sushi-chefs keep the tradition of sushi-making and present the plate with an artistic touch. I am from Japan, and I love this restaurant!

Excellent authentic Japanese food. Service is also excellent. Was so happy to dine here and will be back for sure.

Really really really good sushi. The gyoza had amazingly thin wrappers, and tasted much more delicate as a result. The chirashi had every kind of sashimi and more. The ice cream tasted so fresh - ginger had ginger in it, black sesame had sesame in it, and matcha had matcha in it. I also ordered 300ml of sake, which might’ve been a bit too much for me, but it went really well with the rest of the meal. And lastly, the toro nigiri was absolutely dreamy. It melts in your mouth like butter, and is such a treat when I’m able to find it. 10/10 would recommend. The sushi sashimi combos seemed to be a better deal, so I would probably go for that next time. I also called ahead for reservations, and kept asking for availability until they had a seat free (called on Thursday, seated for Saturday). I’m sure I also lucked out since we’re still coming out of a pandemic, so be sure to reserve early if you’re in the area.

I love sushi and make sure to try it out in every new country I visit and I am tempted to say this was the best sushi experience of my life. It was that good! Fantastic ambiance and service, and truly authentic (and very delicious) sushi. It is upscale so perfect for a date/fancy dinner. I would give more stars if I could.

I had an excellent culinary experience. It was on the same level as what I have experienced in good restaurants in Japan. The chefs and apprentices work in front of you and you can ask at any time for explanations about their work. The fish and seafood are extra fresh and the meat is of high quality. An excellent and unexpected experience since I came in almost by chance without any reservation.

I have been trying to find a place that has traditional/authentic Japanese food in Lisbon and I finally have found a place! Every single dish was perfection. Their fish quality was top-notch and extra fresh. Always recommend sitting at the counter so you can chat with the chef about the dishes they are making. It's the best experience.

Had a good time eating here but the experience and the food did not particularly mark me so I think my rating is appropriate, and potentially even generous. There was some confusion between the waiters with regards to what was available and what wasn't because one would say yes and the other would say no and then I'd receive a lower grade sushi dish (in terms of tuna fat content) without being asked. Most importantly however, every specific dish I wanted to try was unavailable (toro, chutoro and unagi) 🥲 so we opted for the largest sushi/sashimi combo platter, which was fresh but ok/pleasant, several pieces were really quite miniscule. The miso eggplant and sea urchin however were spectacular, and kind of carried the dinner. All in all great ingredients, didn't LOVE it, but know several people that really enjoy this place, so I don't want to prevent anyone from having a great experience here, give it a try! ✌️😊

Such a nice place , service atmosphere and staff are so nice and cool

One of the best sushi experiences I had for a while. The sushi chef was very friendly and professional, very knowledgeable too. The atmosphere is upscale but not stuck up. It’s a bit on a pricier side, but definitely worth it. I am coming back next time I’m in Lisbon.

We had high expectations for Go Juu. Tasty food, very lengthy wait time, overall disastrous experience. We booked a table for 20:30, ordered two starting plates and one main plate, which didn’t arrive until 21:45 and 22:00 respectively. Food wasn’t enough, we tried to order more, and were informed that the kitchen had closed, left feeling hungry. The staff were inattentive and unapologetic about the situation.

We all felt SICK that night after eating our dinner here last night (ebi tempura, toro sushi, National beef sukiyaki). Small portions. Overpriced. Not too authentic. The sukiyaki here, in particular, is excessively salty and sweet and was poorly prepared at our table by the waitress. 100% not worth the price we paid. The food quality is nothing special, many dishes are overseasoned, and portion sizes for group sukiyaki are super small. We won’t be coming back.

The best sushi I’ve had in Lisbon so far - authentic and traditional - very high end without trying to be too fancy. The quality of the fish blew me away - melt in your mouth toro and salmon. And the hand made gyoza were perfectly crispy and savory. The staff were amazing as well. Highly recommended.

The salmon and mackerel sashimi were good. The tempura was okay.

Excellent combination of authentic and inventive Japanese menus. Sashimi is extremely fresh. Service is very responsive and friendly.

The best sushi restaurant in Lisbon so far. And prob the best out of Japan I’ve found in awhile too. Quality is pretty impressive, and I have lived in so many countries. Uni, red shrimp, and toro were fantastic.

We absolutely loved it! It was not easy to book as place is in high demand and you better book at least few days in advance. But it worth the wait. Food was exceptional. Quality and freshness of the fish was above all you can find in Lisbon.

Amazing food, amazing ambience, great service. My favorite is the eel. Best eel I ever had in my life. The eggplant dish (the caramelized one) is different -in a good way-. I’d say try!

Superior Japanese! With gluten free soy as standard and incredible quality of fish. No fancy decoration but rather tradicional.

We had such a great experience in Go Juu, the staff was very helpful polite, food was amazing. I highly recommend Toro a Chu toro, Nabemono. I’ll definitely come back.

Out of all the sushi I’ve ever tried, this was the best sushi hands down. The sushi is made fresh, the atmosphere is great, and the experience overall was amazing. We tried sashimi, rice rolls, tempura, and the miso fried eggplant, and everything was absolutely delicious, we even ordered seconds of some items. Definitely recommending this spot for a Japanese taste in Lisbon.

Lovely authentic japanese restaurant. Reserved seating at sushi bar the night before since they only take reservations on phone. The sashimi selection is fresh though there’s tendon in the toro pieces🥲 The eel is the must-try dish!!!!! It’s freshly grilled and sauced to perfection. The chef gave us a free appetiser to start with and it’s surprisingly good. Definitely the best meal we had in Lisbon😻