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post #1 of 10
Thread Starter 
Anybody familiar with Portuguese food able to give me some pointers on must-try dishes and wine at the restaurant below?

Wine: http://www.portugalia.jp/drink.html

Food: http://www.portugalia.jp/food.html
post #2 of 10
Eric, my few times in portogaul is struck me that ultra fresh seafood was a big part of the cuisine, so that should transfer well to Japan. cod is usually good, too. I like a dish that is beef cooked in a coffee sauce, which I didn't see on the menu.

enjoy, sorry I couldn't be more helpful
post #3 of 10
Can't go wrong with any of those Bacalao dishes and the Cataplana or Rancho Viseu stews. Yum!
post #4 of 10
I had an incredible beef and pineapple dish in Lisbon a few years ago...probably the best entree I ever had.
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Can't go wrong with any of those Bacalao dishes and the Cataplana or Rancho Viseu stews. Yum!

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm east coast bacalao. so good.
post #6 of 10
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Thanks, Guys! Bacalao is like a salted cod, right? The Beef Cheeks thread has me considering the Pork Cheeks on the menu. Never tried cheeks before (cue the edmorel jokes here).
post #7 of 10
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Thanks, Guys!


Bacalao is like a salted cod, right?

The Beef Cheeks thread has me considering the Pork Cheeks on the menu. Never tried cheeks before (cue the edmorel jokes here).

Yep. Salted Cod.
There's actually a portugeuse dish called bacalhau a moda da pousada do castelo I know arecipe for, if you'd like it. It's basically like a bacalao omelette, but incredibly good.
post #8 of 10
Baccala!
post #9 of 10
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Originally Posted by Alter View Post
Thanks, Guys!


Bacalao is like a salted cod, right?

The Beef Cheeks thread has me considering the Pork Cheeks on the menu. Never tried cheeks before (cue the edmorel jokes here).

yeah, a big part of the cuisine.
post #10 of 10
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Just back from the restaurant...it was excellent.

Highlights were:
Bacalhau à Zé do Pipo: Codfish baked in the oven with onion sauce and mashed potatoes

And the Pork Cheeks!

Anyone looking for a good restaurant in Osaka, other than Japanese food, then I highly recommend Portugalia. Nice atmosphere and service too!
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