Mouraria - Candolim

We were without Indian food for 10 days in Lisbon, so decided to give this restaurant a shot. They have all the typical north Indian style entrees and of course Goan inspired ones as well. The place is small so make reservations especially Friday weekends or you will wait too long. Got samosas for appetizers and they were good. Entrees we got the chicken vindaloo and a shrimp dish both were good and we went really fast.The fresh rotis were also well done. My wife like the food so much she ordered something for takeout. Good place for Indian food in Lisbon.

Too spicy for me to enjoy but we enjoyed the goan food in this small restaurant located in a quiet and tucked away street. Amazing mango lassi and starters.

Without doubt one of the best Goan restaurant ever been to even in Goa, and I should know with parents from there and numerous visits.lover the last 45 years. Tried the outstanding succulent prawn masala together with Goan sausage and pork solpotel , various pork cuts diced finely, fried then marinated in spices normally overnight and them cooked till tender. What was meant to be a quick dinner ended up as several hours leisurely dinner. Simply decorated you go for the food. Wonderful kind staff .

Being a Goan, I always crave for Goan food. Despite having eaten the best of Indian cuisine across Europe never got Goan till I got to Lisbon and found this quaint restaurant. Highly recommend the restaurant and the owner was very pleasant and we struck a chord with her knowing a few places in Goa. Will come again everytime when I’m in Lisbon

Came here with 5 people and we were seated right away. All our food was great as well as our mango lassi. The service was great too!