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Regional food, National food

Restaurante Magano

Lisbon, Portugal

4.7
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Restaurante Magano | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Restaurante Magano | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Restaurante Magano | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Restaurante Magano | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Restaurante Magano | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Restaurante Magano | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Restaurante Magano | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Restaurante Magano | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
Rua Tomas da Anunciacao 26, 1350-328 Lisbon, Portugal +351 21 395 4522

Famous for

Fish Soup, Beja District

Sopa de cação

Recommended by Time Out Lisbon and 5 other food critics.
"This recipe, made with great care by Mrs. Cecilia, has been improving over time, since it has been on the menu for over 12 years."
Time Out Lisbon , City guide

Also serving

Rice Dish

Arroz de pato

Recommended by Viagem e Turismo and 1 other food critic.

Recommendations

"Dishes of simple concept, but with elaborate and precise performance, such as arroz de pato make a perfect couple with good wines from Alentejo."
"One of the best I've tried. A good product, well prepared and correctly seasoned (fish perfectly prepared; right amount of flour to thicken the broth; balanced use of coriander and a touch of vinegar)."
"Dishes simple in concept, but with elaborate and precise performance, such as sopa de cação unite with good Alentejo wines to achieve perfection."
"This recipe, made with great care by Mrs. Cecilia, has been improving over time, since it has been on the menu for over 12 years."
"The duck and rice is superb.”
"Regional dishes adapted to the taste of new customers, such as sopa de tomate, which consists of grouper fish instead of fried pork, and poached eggs, and it is delicious."
"In the Magano's version, the rich, almost pungent, fish flavours are given the lead, with a sharp zing of fresh coriander and a deep undertone of garlic. Rarely have I so carefully scraped the plate for every last, delectable, drop of a soup."
"Here, you can eat the best shark soup in the city."
"There is no dogfish soup like at Magano."

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