Best restaurants for eating alone on a solo trip to Lisbon.

High-end whiskey bar with Lisbon's largest whisky collection, and music albums for a listening experience.

Sushi made by Japanese chef at the intimate counter bar, with just 8 seats, hidden behind a speakeasy bar and adult shop.

Classic Portuguese seafood restaurant in a casual, relaxing environment, plus outdoor tables.

Iconic pastry shop open since 1922, serving traditional Portuguese pastries and dishes with classic service and a terrace.

Gourmet food market with over 20 restaurants, bars, shops in one space with communal seating.

Cozy, traditional Alentejo cuisine, with counter seating and an open kitchen, listed in the Michelin guide.

Specialty coffee and all-day-brunch in downtown Lisbon, with Eastern European breakfast items

Portuguese seafood and beerhouse since 1947 in a friendly, and relaxed environment

Authentic, sophisticated Vietnamese dishes, plus a terrace.

Specialized in authentic Chinese ramen from Lanzhou region.

Laid-back, casual, stylish cafe with Ukrainian influenced bites.

Ukrainian restaurant serving simple home-made dishes such as borsht and shuba salad.

Iconic old-fashioned Portuguese restaurant open until 4am, with high chairs and counter seats.

Authentic dim sum place with huge varieties.

Authentic Vietnamese by real Vietnamese chefs.

Popular, high ceiling ramen restaurant in Lisbon.

Affordable delicious Chinese noodles.

Vietnamese with a cute small garden specialize in pho

Delicious ramen made by Nepalese chef.

Best kept Chinese secret in Lisbon (cheap, authentic Chinese in an old shopping mall's basement).

Affordable, delicious Nepalese cuisine in the heart of the Graça neighborhood.