1º de Maio

bombyul

A good restaurant to eat comfortably without a reservation in downtown Lisbon, which is always crowded. There is no English menu, but the owner kindly explains each and every fish meat. (I tend to talk kindly and often, so it can be difficult for people who are uncomfortable with that.)
I ordered grilled fish and deep-fried octopus, but the fried octopus is not the crispy fried food commonly eaten in Korea, but rather moist, so it may taste a bit unfamiliar at first. It is recommended to eat with green wine, which is good to accompany lunch.

It may not be a very good restaurant, but it is a good place to enjoy Portuguese cuisine in a quiet restaurant.