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Japanese restaurant · Port of Spain

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Japanese restaurant · Port of Spain
23 O'Connor St, Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago

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This quaint wine bar dazzles with freshly made sushi and an inviting ambiance, making it a perfect stop for delightful bites and great drinks.  

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23 O'Connor St, Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago Get directions

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23 O'Connor St, Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago Get directions

+1 868 622 8466
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Jul 16, 2025

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Shastri Persad

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My wife, daughter, and I went out for dinner. We tried their $150 special menu option. The food took a lot of time to arrive. My entrée arrived at the same time as the appetizer while my wife and daughter's entrées arrived much later. For dessert, we took 2 chocolate mousse to have there. We were given a soup spoon and a serving spoon to eat them with. The texture was extremely grainy and unappealing. They had no diet drink options and did not have passion fruit juice although it is on the menu. There was no mint, so we couldn't try the mocktails that used mint, nor could they make a virgin pina colada because they had no mix (we don't drink alcohol). No fresh juices either. Just orange and grapefruit juice available and grapefruit juice affects our medication so we can't have that. The only saving grace was that the appetizers were good.

CeCe George

Google
After hearing all the hype, I was excited to experience this restaurant. Upon entering, the ambiance was vineyard-like with an outdoor seating area. Once inside, more seating was available and evenly spaced. It was my first experience trying Sushi so I was skeptical and proceeded to ask the Server about Sushi... If it was indeed raw fish and instead of answering directly, he came across a bit snobby and that was uncalled for. I'm here to tell you that the Sushi is not RAW but rather SMOKED. The offerings from their TTRW Sushi Menu were delightful, however I did not like the Seaweed Salad. The Salmon was bland. The appetizers chosen were simply ok and the desserts were nothing special, Creme brulee was not torched. Wouldn't be returning for a long time.

Ariel Procope

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I only come here for the Japanese spring Festival which I enjoy partaking in the experience! -Note that I do not eat seafood* I often find myself disappointed in the food especially in the limited non-seafood options. The last 2 times I went to the event I had 2 variations of chicken ramen. Last year I had a tonkatsu(?) Ramen which was very mild in flavour and even tasted a bit fresh as if the meat wasn't seasoned. My friend however had the crispy chicken sushi and she gave me one and it tasted good. So deciding I'll come to the festival this year and get that option, I was disappointed to see that it was removed, and there were only *2* non sea food options: vege spring rolls and teriyaki ramen sushi. The spring rolls were tiny for the price of $58 dollars for 6, and the teriyaki ramen which was supposed to be spicy was very mild. Maybe this is just how it is in Japan, but I hope it's a bit more flavourful there. As the seating inside was full, we were forced to sit outside, which was hot. as. hell! It was so hot, my brother got a tan, and my 2 friends who got sushi, their container melted! The staff were a bit dismissive of me as I did ask if I could order the crispy chicken sushi and they said I had to wait till 3, in an hour, when the festival was over to be able to get items that weren't on the festival menu. Then when I waited and asked them again at 3 o'clock they said I had to wait till 3:20. I said ok and came back 20 minutes later and they said to wait a bit more. When I came back around 10 minutes later they just flat out ignored me even when I was saying "excuse me" many times. Even the lady who did the Japanese tea ceremony was left standing and nobody came to her so she left. There were aound 3 workers and one of them even steupsed and went on wiping a counter! I decided to leave, but if they could've just said at around 3 that it would be a while and they might be ready at around 4 that would've been easier as I would've just left and not sat waiting. I understand being tired after working especially for the busy festival but the response could've been better. It's easy to say that next year, if they don't have the chicken sushi, I'll go and only get the virgin Pina colada as my order- the only good item over had in Mor Vino

Ms Cocopiyal

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Last time I was at More Vino was a couple years ago. The standard has dropped CONSIDERABLY! First thing, that decor outside is old and outdated. But the worst part was the service. My family and I were seated at a dirty table! After they cleaned it and took our order, we waited forever for our food, and when I mean forever, I could have time to drive home, cook a paleau, come back and our main course still wouldn't be ready. Even after waiting long for the appetiser! Also, imagine giving your customers cutlery with everyone's items bundled up in ONE napkin! I was like are these people for real???? And the cutlery had water spots. Our attendant seemed like a guy they just randomly took of the street with no mannerism and gave absolutely no training. Forgot to give us the soy sauce, didn't even check us to see if we wanted anything additional. And when we finally got his attention, he just forgot about us. Not a manger in sight roaming to make sure the customers were satisfied and ok! And there was another attendant (a young lady) behaving uncultured with customers at another table. No professionalism, I felt embarrassed for the customers. Is a wonder how this place is still in business. Never me again!

Ria Sooknarine

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I'm rarely in Port of Spain, but had cravings for sushi. The food was amazingly delicious! The restaurant was clean, crisp and inviting. The staff were absolutely the best! Big portions, deviously delicious and good price point. I'll definitely return. Car park too, so no worries about getting towed.

Sachin Ganpat

Google
It's been years since my wife and I came here. Our first experience was great. This time, however, it was mediocre. The service was good. The food was ok. The lighting was flickering and being a nuisance. The drinks were ok. My wife wasn't as pleased as the last time. We'll probably return but in no rush.

Krys.M P

Google
It was perfect. The sushi rolls was great size, you can distinguish the difference in each rolls taste. The appetizers was plentiful. The drinks isn't all that, it's weak and most of them are sour but overall great ambiance, lovely service. A bit pricey but otherwise great experience

Osa Plus 3

Google
We got lost looking for a restaurant and this pop in our view. This was my first time and my children second. It's a very quaint place. It looks big from the outside but beautiful when you walk in. The garden seating is just as beautiful, it gives you that zen style feeling. The service was great and food as well. We had the sushi and desserts it was truly yummy. They have a great tea selection as well. Happy food exploring.