Manuel Cozinha Portuguesa in Shibuya

This restaurant is famous for Portuguese cuisine. A popular store that is full but is far from the station.I had a course this time, but I was able to fully enjoy Portuguese cuisine.The clerk's courteous service is also good and he teaches me a lot about Portuguese cuisine, so it was fun to order and enjoy.Of course, all the dishes were delicious and very satisfying!

Tasty Portuguese food that reminded me of home

I've heard that the flag that is most frequently displayed in Japan is from Italy, but the Portuguese flag is reflected in this storefront. I was finally able to come to a Portuguese restaurant that I had always been interested in.I didn't know how to cook, so I asked for a course called "Cataplana Course".Assorted 4 kinds of appetizers in soup, stir-fried dried cod and potatoes, signature catapran (seafood pot), stir-fried pork and clams, and dessert and tea.All of them were delicious, and I felt that the ingredients were so popular that I was satisfied not only with being full. Next time I would like to try à la carte. Thank you for the meal.

Flat out the best Portuguese cuisine you’ll find in Tokyo, had the Pato com Laranja and the Bacalhao com Natas. Both were great. Why the two stars? They really pack them in at this place. One of the narrowest tables I’ve ever sat at. I was bumped into by the wait staff four times during my meal. Not their fault, just inevitable given the lack of elbow room. Could not relax at all.

I used to come here a lot as one of my clients are based nearby, everything tastes good but I think it was better before.... The service is not very polite neither but if you like to eat I still recommend this place and the price is very reasonable out of the many other restaurants around the area!

Food is a little slow and it's on the priceier end. But great food!

Food was good but I was quite disappointed by the cover charge, which they do not warn people about and is announced in tiny letters in the menu. This cover charge alone costs 1800 yens for 3 people and gives you the right to eat *three olives* and a piece of bread per person. This is the kind of practice that I find dishonest and they are well aware of this since the waitress immediately pointed to the tiny mention on the menu as I enquired about this. It was not a good feeling and I do not appreciate being conned in this way.

A restaurant specializing in authentic Portuguese cuisine.I thought there were many dishes using cod, potatoes and olives, but when I saw the menu, I thought it was so cheap that it was so delicious!Assorted appetizers: marinated octopus and onions, croquette of cod, salami, boiled tomatoes of guinea fowl.We chose seafood soup, which is one of our signature dishes, and oven-baked cod, potatoes and onion sauce.Two people drink beer, glass wine, and bottled wine for just under 9,000 yen.It was a very satisfying Shinsen dinner ☺️☺️

Good food and good service. Has my Portuguese seal of approval!Recommend the duck rice!

Great ambient, you feel like in europe, but they play Bossa Nova instead of Portuguese songs.

Could never book a table online, did a walk in today, so pleased we did, just lovely food, two boys serving were divine, get there!