Lisbon

Located along the Rokku Broadway Shopping Street in the Asakusa Park Rokku area—home to Asakusa Engei Hall and Asakusa Hanayashiki—Lisbon is a long-standing Western-style restaurant (yoshoku) founded in 1932. Marked by a sign featuring a pig in a chef's hat, the establishment is also known for its historical connection to the prominent Japanese author Shotaro Ikenami.

A signature offering is the Pork Loin Cutlet Rice (Pork Cutlet), served in a classic style where lightly breaded pork is accompanied by ketchup, allowing guests to season it with table condiments such as Worcestershire sauce and mustard. The menu also features a Pork Cutlet Curry with crisp breading, Chop Suey served in a Chinese-style vegetable broth, hamburger steak, omurice, and potage soup, all prepared using recipes maintained since its founding.

The interior offers a clean and quiet dining environment without background music.