Inserted in a splendid garden with a waterfall and a water lily pond inaugurated by Dalai Lama, on one of his visits to Lisbon, Psi is one of the oldest vegetarian restaurants in the capital, with doors open since 2001.
With Zen envelopment, where feng-shui is interwoven with candle-decorating and warm colors, it is a very welcoming place with a calm and relaxing atmosphere. It has a perfect outdoor area for spring days and a central area that is a kind of tent where we can be sheltered from the cold.
The menu allows you to embark on a true gastronomic exploration, with the tasting of a meal made by a kitchen that mixes ingredients, culinary techniques, flavors and textures. With influences from all over the world - India, Thailand, North Africa and Italy - Psi's cuisine always features healthy, nutritious and light foods, where vegetables and fruit play a prominent role. Always with vegan and gluten-free options, among the specialties are the Rotis, Salads, Chamuças Indianas, Estufado de Seitan, Cuscus Marroquino, among others, with an average price of €15. Daily, you have suggestions of the dish of the day with prices that are around €10.90.