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The Best Kaiseki in Lisboa

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The best kaiseki in Lisboa, according to the experts: Michelin Guide has weighed in, and their honors are what rank this list. Kanazawa comes out on top.

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  1. Rank 1. Kanazawa

    Kaiseki Japanese

    Eight seats at a single counter, all facing the chef: that is the whole room at this kaiseki restaurant in Lisbon, which holds a Michelin star. The chef narrates each course as it arrives, working through menus rooted in the centuries-old Japanese imperial tradition. Evenings lean more elaborate, but the fish and nigiri are the quiet argument for coming back. Dress neatly and clear your evening.

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    R. Damião de Góis 3 A, 1400-088 Lisboa, Portugal · Lisboa
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    Closed now, opens Thu noon

    Wednesday Noon–1:30 PM, 7 PM–8:30 PM

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  2. Rank 1. YŌSO

    Kaiseki Japanese

    A ten-seat sushi counter tucked into Alcântara, where the name nods to earth, water, fire, and air, and the kitchen takes all four seriously. YŌSO holds a Michelin star for its kaiseki omakase, a single menu built around fish from Portuguese waters prepared in the Japanese tradition, broths and grilled courses alongside the raw. Dishes are named for their technique rather than their ingredients, which tells you exactly what kind of precision you're walking into.

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    Rampa das Necessidades 6, 1350-188 Lisboa, Portugal · Lisboa
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    Open now, until 8 PM

    Wednesday Open 24 hours, Open 24 hours

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