Magoya (japanese - Faro

Restaurant is easy to locate, center of faro, I think it is a family business. the personal is friendly. eating is fresh and tasty. we had an open menu. They can take everything they could for 11,90€ only for lunch and 13,90 for dinner per person, except the drinks, really attractive offer. not sure whether the offer is only due to the actual situation, as there are no tourist and it is dead time for the restaurants in the moment in the whole world, but I had only my lunch there today and it was a very nice experience. I highly recommend it. (please see picture) ps: I didn't make pictures of everything we ordered, but this is just a rehearsal of what we had and how beautiful it looks.

We had eaten last april in magoya with friends at lunchtime. it was not fantastic or unforgettable, but not as bad as some of the previous reviews. right, I'd say. service was ok, despite some difficulties in communication in Portuguese or English. for a quick lunch, on a busy day, give it a try and let us know their own experience. whatever, bon appétit!

We went to the faro center and we found this restaurant. it was full of customers and we went in. I wish I had read the reviews before the entry. it's as bad as many of them say. the ingwer at the table was old and dry. When the sushi came to the table, I did not touch the sashimi, it was not fresh and looked like it was in the vinegar. the rolls were badly made and tasteless. I've been so afraid that it's spiling, I haven't touched the rest of the teller and left with a lighter purse and starving.

Where should I start? on the first dance looks good enough. when it was time to make the order and we realized that nobody could speak Portuguese or English began to go terriblely wrong. it was a massive pain to just ask if she had whiter tears at the point that I had to show a Google image on my handy so that they understand what I was trying to say. eating wasn't bad, but it wasn't great either. the service was slow, especially if it should be a buffet folder. the noodles were not noodles, but spaghetti. the gyozas were dampened, which was terrible for my own prsonal taste, and not what I expected at all after the look at the menu image, which looked more like wagamama style. and to finish why a 1 star review... if it was time to pay, they do not accept visum or mastercard, although a sticker at the door say visum welcome. what a sweat, especially her answer when I asked. I can pay with visum. no .. master card. not. terrible service. felt more like a money launderer than a restaurant, especially when the place was called nagoya and now is magoya. They can still see how the N-Sticker covers the old m on the main sign. maybe next tax year they will change it. lamoya

Firstly the waiter didn't speak Portuguese, or English, but I didn't expect them to. They took a long time to bring some dishes out meaning some of us had finished. The food was very average. Then they said we couldn't pay with Visa, despite them...having a'pay with Visa' sign on the window. I wouldn't go back or recommend