Quiosque Vermelho

Quiosque Vermelho has reopened very recently and it has more to offer.

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Gull

Gull is a restaurant, a bar and a terrace  with a view that we don't ever want to stop looking at.

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Will

 In Portuguese below

Will was launched last year and it can be found in Praça Carlos Alberto. This is a restaurant that mixes the portuguese cuisine with sushi, a typically japanese dish. This dish is available to every taste, even to those who like to leave the restaurant well pleased. On wednesdays there's the "Sushi Festival" (Festival do Sushi) at lunch, for 18€, and dinner for 23€.

But the portuguese food also has its spotlight: steak, octopus in the oven, codfish and Costelão are some of the portuguese treats you can eat there. 

Even so, Will isn't just a restaurant, by night it works as a bar. This space has a diversified musical schedule that includes live concerts and guest dj's. Besides that, fridays and saturdays are marked by 80's and 90's music.

When it comes to the decoration, Will mixes the classic with modern details. There are several rooms that allow private dinners, perfect for business dinners, groups or private parties.

Whether it's for a meal or for a night out with friends, we advise you to stop by Will to meet this wonderful place.

Fuji: the experience

In Portuguese and Spanish below 

The Fuji Restaurant is a japanese place that has already been mentioned in our blog. The team A Coffee In Oporto decided to try its take away service.

First we want to point out the sympathy and promptitude of this service. Once in the restaurant you can choose which sushi pieces you want, while having rice and prawn pasta also available. Each box costs 5€ except the rice box, which can be ordered for only 2,50€.

The food was definitely satisfying, the sushi is amazing and the ingredients have quality. It was a different meal that led us to become fans of this place.

Fuji is an economic option that is available for everyone. For only 5€/person we had a full and enjoyable dinner. The team A Coffee In Oporto believes you should most definetely visit this cozy little japanese restaurant, Fuji.

Fuji Restaurant

In Portuguese and Spanish below

Fuji was launched in 2009 on Santa Catarina’s street and it has been delighting those who visit it, whether it’s to try a typically Japanese dish for the first time or to repeat the experience.

The decoration of the restaurant grants us a voyage to Japan as soon as you pass by the door. The yellow tones rule in a very welcoming environment.

For those who prefer the comfort of their own home, Fuji has a take-away service, and for the price of 5€ you can buy a box of sushi to go. In the restaurant the menus range from 6€ to the rodízio for 13.90€, although by night the rodízio costs 12.90€.

The restaurant is open everyday from 12am to 3pm and again from 7pm to 11pm.

If you really want to try sushi, A Coffee in Oporto advises you to visit Fuji. We guarantee a good treatment and the food is going to make you want to come back.