It's already a Lisbon classic, inside the Belém Cultural Centre, with a beautiful interior area, but what makes it incredibly popular is the terrace. It brings the cuisines of Japan and Italy together at the table with a series of classics and more creative options, such as Atlantic croaker ceviche, tuna tartare on a pizza base, or usuzukuri sake (with salmon, tomatoes, balsamic vinegar and focaccia). What's more, it's the perfect place for a Sunday lunch with the kids, who can wander around the Olive Tree Garden at their leisure before visiting an exhibition.

Fun fact. You can see the Tejo River from here. No buildings, cranes, cruises or other obstructions.