Os Tibetanos

Vegan options were good. I liked the environment.

We had a great lunch at Os Tibetanos, food was amazing, great ambiance, staff was very nice and prices were very good! Try the desserts – delicious!!

The place is awesome in decoration and space but the food is not special

Went with high expectations but were disappointed. The decor is nice but the food is bland. Service was good but no vegan desserts. Bit expensive. There are much better places to go in Lisbon

There are many dishes marked as vegan on the menu. The mango curry was delicious! Definitely the best vegan food I had in Lisbon this vacation.

A wonderful Lisbon tradition , wonderful staff , amazing delicious food and try get a table in the lovely garden

One of my fav in Lisbon!

We came in to Os Tibetanos when they were about to close for lunch time (around 15.30). They welcomed us, however not all staff speaks English. Vegan dishes are marked on the menu. Prices are normal compared to Portuguese standards.

Interesting fusion of foods: mainly curries and pastries. Lovely ambience in the outdoor seating area at the back.

I had quite a good time at Os Tibetanos on New Year's Eve - the place was busy, but they managed to find a seat for us despite not having reservations, and the staff were friendly and helpful. That said, there wasn't a huge amount of Tibetan food on the menu, with it seemingly being more of a generic Asian affair; and the amount of dumplings you actually receive might be a little low for the price. All that said, the food was excellent, and the atmosphere was appealing, so I'd recommend giving it a go if you're not on a budget.

When I go to Tibetanos I always ask the vegan bowl Ping Sha Alu. It is ALWAYS worth it!

Very simple food, vaguely tibetan and overpriced, in a business hotel zone. One dish with plain rice, green beans and tofu curry: 10.50 euros. You can eat better cheaper and/or more vegetarian food in almost any other place in this list. You may pay for the zone but not for the food. Disappointed.

We had dinner there tonight and were not impressed. The vegan options weren't that many. We had the momo starter which was like fried pieces of dough (not bad), the momo entree (dumplings) filled with seitan and the mango curry (meh). All in all, nothing special. No vegan desserts

What a great surprise... peaceful atmosphere, air-conditioned, spotless. I was only going to get momos but the plate of the day looked so good, so I went for it: fantastic! The momos were also superb and once you've tried them you'll probably be back for more.

Regarding comments about the blandness, note that, as in many Portuguese restaurants, you have to specially request the hot sauce (which is often homemade). This place has an absolutely killer—and spicy—house concoction with habaneros. They were even nice enough to give me extra for my takeaway.

Highly recommended, this place adds a nice bit of diversity to Lisbon's already great vegetarian offerings.

Local com uma decoração única, muito acolhedor e calmo. A ementa é vasta e sem dúvida que o difícil é mesmo escolher. Os pratos são bem servidos e as sobremesas também são uma boa aposta. Preços são um pouco elevados, mas justificáveis pela localização do espaço e pela qualidade do mesmo. Não foi o melhor vegetariano que comi... Mas quase.
Atendimento cordial e simpático. Vale a pena experimentar e não é requisito ser vegetariano, pois facilmente ficam surpreendidos com boa comida e apetitosa.

Its a very loveley atmosphere and well decorated.the service is so friendly but if you really want to eat tibetan food ,you are at the wrong place.it tastes like not so well spiced italian food.the momos where deep fried bread with herbes provencale which was good but not what you want to eat in a tibetan restaurant.the spinach curry was very bland and came with cauliflower at the side with nothing on it.thanks god there where a bit of coriander.im sorry to say that it was lisbons worst restaurant

Great food, Lovely backyard, nice chill out music, good service n staff. Cheap

It took the 4th visit to Lisbon to finally get round to visiting this place due to the amazing selection of veggie places in this amazing city. I'll cut to chase here and say it's a 5 for first impressions and ambience but a 3 for food so certainly deserves a 4 overall. The building is absolutely gorgeous and once inside you are mesmerised by the temple-like tranquility and ambience. Friendly staff look after you in every way possible way. I'd suggest a seat in the covered garden area which is serene and inviting. The wine list is good and at €8.20 for a bottle of house, you definitely cannot grumble. Now to the food. We had samosas which were decent but not earth shattering followed by a seitan and a tofu curry. Both tasty but again, uninspiring. As others have suggested, the food isn't worth the price. At €10+ for a main course I was expecting something pretty special. On the plus side, it was a fresh change to go to a veggie place in Lisbon that wasn't a buffet. Yes, I would eat here again.

spent 29€ for 2 mains and 2 wines. momos: 5 small dumplings with beetroot and zucchini and a tiny dish of sauce. at least they were tasty. the mango curry was bland. everything on the card is with tofu or seitan. portion sizes small. cheap eatery food and service with expensive prices... never again.

This place has a wonderfully relaxing atmosphere. This is partly due to the layout and Buddhist decor, but mostly to do with the calm and kind service given by the staff.

There are a wide variety of dishes on offer. For dessert don't miss the ice cream cake if you eat dairy. Reasonable prices, but not cheap cheap.

Le lieu est sympa et le service agréable mais la nourriture moyenne. .. plats plutôt froid et pas bien originaux...

I recomend this place.

if u wanna feel in a relaxed atmosphere come over

friendly people and good food

Beautiful place with a very nice atmosphere. The service was also very good, with the owner checking regularly if we were satisfied with our food.

The vegan options are not too many but they have excellent very tasty vegan dishes.
We loved the vegan salad (big and varied plate enough for two people), the momos (dumplings with seitan or vegetables) and the mind blowing chocolate cake that definitely made me write this review.

Good choice at a medium range price.

Wonderful place to eat! Tasteful decor (if you walk further into the restauant and down the steps, there is a lower level which is very pleasant to eat in). The food is delicious and the staff were exceptionally nice and helpful.

Food was varied, unusual, sophisticated to the right point and excellent.
All is very well presented and the restaurant has a very nice vibe. It seems a Tibetan temple from a distance, although this is never too heavy and there are modern elements elegantly added.
Drinks are also good.

Would be nice to have a clearer understanding on whether and how they are linked to a Buddhist Tibetan group, as this is very subtle.

Os Tibetanos is a nice place with good food but offers very limited vegan options. When we were there they only had two vegan mains plus the "simple dish" (vegetables with rice). We ordered an esparagus salad and spring roles as starters and the curry as main dish. The salad was very good with a yummy dressing, the spring roles were delicious too. The curry was good but not as good as the starters. It came with some cooked cauliflower on the side which I don't like a lot.

Had a quick lunch here, on the way to the metro before heading home, so we only had soup and a main.

The soup was delicious, carrot & spinach, and the main was brown rice and roasted vegetables. There were no vegan desserts on the day we were there.

Hearty, healthy food. It was getting very busy by 1.00pm when we left, so perhaps aim to get there early at 12.15 . . . to make sure . . .

This is a very beautiful restaurant with good food. The decoration is hold in tibetanian style.

Excellent food, elegant restaurant with a nice garden. It is and it feels like a very relaxing Tibetan / Buddhist place for worship. But the food is not oriental, just a delicious blend of different cuisines around the world, with an elegant touch. The portions can be small and it can be a little bit expensive (but the food is worth every penny). The 3 course set menu is a good way to have a taste of this food. Make sure you book a table, as Tibetanos is very popular with arty locals, who will often come here for meals before/after film screenings at nearby Cinemateca (showing art house international films with subtitles in Portuguese).

This is a nice restaurant, but have just a few dishes.The desserts are great and if you choose the day menu is cheaper and nice.
Its better to make a reservation because its always full.The schedule isnt nice and they only accept money for payment.

The plastic tables with chairs in the "garden" is quite strange with all the buddhhism decoration on the inside of the small restaurant.The location is nice.

We visited "Os Tibetanos" during a recent visit to Lisbon and we were quite pleased with the food. Unlike some of the other vegetarian restaurants in Dresden, os Tibetanos offers an "a la carte" service instead of a buffet for a fixed price. Meals were on the order of 12€.

Good food for a decent price. They have a daily special which is really cheap, but also regular dishes that are slightly more expensive. The dishes are all oientally inspired and quite inventive. They serve fresh juices and lassi. The interior of the place was pleasant. They also have a garden, with quite a large number of seats, unfortunately it lacks the atmosphere of the restaurant inside because of the plastic chairs.