Very nice and intimate place, the seats inside are few and tight. Delicious food and fresh fish. Nice and pleasant location. Friendly staff.

I went with my sister. We had two dishes of ravioli, one with shrimp and the other with beef. As a main course, two portions of uramaki with tuna and avocado. Everything was delicious and very well-presented.

A name, a guarantee: Poporoya. As soon as you enter, you are enveloped by an informal and familiar atmosphere, with few seats and an always-active sushi counter. The place is small, often crowded, but this is precisely what contributes to its charm. It is a place that speaks of tradition, passion, and consistency.