
Gunpowder é um restaurante que celebra a diversidade da cozinha indiana através do respeito pelo produto e pelos produtores, com uma base sólida de cozinha tradicional, mas sob um olhar contemporâneo. Um projeto que nasceu em Londres, mas que atravessa agora pela primeira vez as fronteiras britânicas, e se instala em Lisboa, uma cidade cuja relação histórica com os sabores indianos, especialmente os goeses, é inegável. Localizado no Chiado, o restaurante Gunpowder combina a riqueza do receituário indiano com a abundância dos produtos portugueses, conseguidos através de uma estreita relação com fornecedores sustentáveis. A carta privilegia o marisco nacional, único no mundo, assim como a qualidade das carnes portuguesas.
Address and Contact Information
Address: R. Nova da Trindade 13, 1200-303 Lisboa, Portugal
Phone: +351 21 822 7470
Website: https://gunpowderrestaurants.com/pt/
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Reservations: opentable.co.uk
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The oysters with curry and caviar might be the best we’ve ever had.
Also recommend the prawns for a main as some of the other mains were a bit smaller.
Def coming back again soon!
I never thought that hot oysters could be delicious.
I never imagined that a mix of Indian and European food could work together in such an unusual and interesting way.
I’m absolutely in love with everything I tried -artichokes, even the bread (so good!), potatoes, meatballs, tomato salad, and the oysters.
Guys, thank you so much!
Duck crepe with carrot salad was a delicious bite.
Grilled artichokes had a great sauce that reminded me of mint chutney.
Tuna croquettes were also fantastic. Perfectly crisp and moist with a coconut sauce.
Tandoori chicken was served with a tangy slaw for contrast
Rum bread pudding and fresh mint tea was a good finish.
I also had the beef pepper fry which was by far the weakest dish and had not been proactively recommended by the staff. I guess I should know better than to order beef at an Indian restaurant. It was relatively flavorless and overcooked. Saffron rice was better than the beef dish…
Chai was also yummy. They served it unsweetened with sugar and somehow I didn’t get dairy cramps ymmv.
Some of the highlights include:
Tandoori Chicken
Chettinad Pulled Duck
Karwari Crab
Cooked and Pickled Oysters
Spicy Lamb, though not overly spicy
Fried Fish John Dory
French Bean Pakoras
The Chaat, Tadoori Chicken, Tamarind Pork, and Bread Pudding are must gets. Regarding portion sizes, I’d recommend 3 tapas and one biryani for 2 people. It will be more than enough.
Couldn’t recommend this place more for a nice date night.