Sea Me

As well as consistently making the Top 20 of Lisbon restaurants, as ranked by Time Out, Sea Me is known for three things: coming up with an original format that is a mix of a modern petisqueira (snack bar) and a traditional marisqueira (seafood eatery); serving above all dishes that feature high-quality fish and shellfish; and being one of the few places in Portugal that pays homage to the country’s gastronomic links with Japan. Start the experience with the fabulous sardine nigiri sushi, move on to a robalo (sea bass) salad with seaweed, and round it off with something like chocos fritos (fried cuttlefish) in their own ink.