Kaigi
Japanese restaurant · Ramalde ·

Kaigi

Japanese restaurant · Ramalde ·

Nikkei izakaya with tasting menus, nigiri, and sake pairings

japanese-portuguese fusion
tasting menu
omakase
sushi counter
seasonal ingredients
attentive service
flavorful dishes
wine pairing
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Kaigi by null
Kaigi by null
Kaigi by null
Kaigi by null
Kaigi by null
Kaigi by null
Kaigi by null
Kaigi by null
Kaigi by null
Kaigi by null
Kaigi by null
Kaigi by null
Kaigi by null
Kaigi by null
Kaigi by null
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R. de Eugénio de Castro 226, 4100-225 Porto, Portugal Get directions

€50+

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Reservations required
Restroom
Popular for lunch
Popular for dinner
Cozy

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R. de Eugénio de Castro 226, 4100-225 Porto, Portugal Get directions

+351 938 410 124
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@kaigi_porto

€50+ · Menu

Features

•Reservations required
•Restroom
•Popular for lunch
•Popular for dinner
•Cozy
•Romantic
•Trendy
•Fancy

Last updated

Jan 14, 2026

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The Best Restaurants in Porto, Portugal's Epicurean Gem | Condé Nast Traveler

"Blending Japanese izakaya tradition with the best Portuguese ingredients, the omakase centers on seven courses delivered as ten moments at a central counter for about 20 guests; highlights include an Algarve pink shrimp gunkan shaped like a rabelo with a sauce made from shrimp heads, freshly ground wasabi, yuzu kosho, tempura crush, and squid ink. Bread from Ogi is served later in the tasting so you don’t fill up, wine pairings range from sakes to vinhas velhas, and the dessert—charcoal-grilled mochi stretched under Azores Island cheese cream with a pear soaked in Madeira—balances sweet and salty textures. The warm wooden shelving and noren curtains create an evocative space that nods to both Tokyo and Porto." - Abigail Malbon, Jessica-Belle Greer

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"Following something of the philosophy of traditional Japanese izakayas, this restaurant, located on the ground floor of a residential building on the outskirts of the historic centre, revolves entirely around a large, U-shaped sushi counter that can seat 16 diners. What is found here? An intriguing Japanese-Portuguese fusion cuisine, offered in an exclusive nine-course tasting menu based on the best ingredients of the day. The atmosphere is welcoming and the flavours are surprising!" - Michelin Inspector

https://guide.michelin.com/en/porto-region/porto/restaurant/kaigi
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Aleksandra M.

Google
It was a wonderful experience. The food was delicious, and the ingredients complemented each other perfectly. The service was very helpful and professional. I also recommend the wine and sake pairing.

ben s

Google
We had a great experience at Kaigi. The interior sets the mood in a sober Japanse style setting. Seeing the chef prepare the food is a nice bonus. The food itself is fantastic, nice fusion between Japanse techniques and Portuguese ingredients. Without being too complex flavour bombs are delivered accompanied with nice sake or Portuguese wines. Very nice place !

pemala G.

Google
Our evening at Kaigi was unexpected and simply riveting. Each bite was a perfect expression of balance, flavor, and creativity. A truly memorable dining experience that feels both modern and deeply personal.

Maha E.

Google
Absolutely 5 stars for Kaigi in Porto! This was one of the most unique and memorable set menu experiences I’ve had. Every dish that came out was not only beautifully presented but also incredibly thoughtful in flavor, each one telling its own story. The balance, creativity, and attention to detail in every course made the whole evening feel like a culinary journey. If you’re in Porto and looking for something truly special, Kaigi is a must-visit.

Miguel Da C.

Google
Phenomenal! Definitely do the tasting menu - it balances out the different flavours perfectly. The service was also highly attentive, professional and they carefully explained each dish. The restaurant is also beautiful- feels like you’re in Japan.

Drew D.

Google
Kaigi is my absolute favorite place to eat in all of Porto. Consistency is key and they nail it every. single. time! The dishes rotate to highlight the seasonal availability so dining here is always a unique experience. Be sure to ask for the Hokkaido Roll. It's a little secret item that you won't regret!

Andrei C.

Google
Wonderful. We were here two months ago during our trip to Portugal, and this was the restaurant we enjoyed the most. The food was exceptional, the atmosphere was warm, and the chefs were incredibly friendly. The wine recommendation was also perfect.

Alfred N.

Google
We visited for Japanese restaurant and had a fantastic evening. The atmosphere was great. A truly memorable experience in Porto.