Great food and amazing service! The restaurant has 2 different indoor seating area with ac. You can…read morealso opt in to sit outside.

El Porteño - Mi rincón imprescindible en Valencia Cada vez…read moreque estoy en Valencia, hay un lugar al que siempre regreso: El Porteño. Es mi parada perfecta después de una buena caminata por la ciudad, donde sé que me espera una copa de cava o una excelente botella de vino y, por supuesto, un filete a la altura de cualquier ocasión especial. He disfrutado aquí tanto con mi hijo como con amistades queridas, y la experiencia siempre supera las expectativas. Desde los entrantes hasta los postres, cada comida es un homenaje al buen gusto y a la hospitalidad. El personal y la dirección son simplemente excepcionales: atentos, cálidos y con ese toque que hace que te sientas como en casa. Superb. Una joya que siempre recomiendo, y a la que siempre volveré.

Enjoyed our meal, but did not find it to be authentic Korean food. Nice atmosphere and service…read more Would go back and try something different.

I traveled from Chicago, USA to Valencia, Spain to attend a friend's wedding. Since my friend and…read moreher darling new husband hadn't had Korean food, it was essential that we go out for Korean during my visit. Essential. We ordered kalbi, bibimbap, mondu guk, chapchae, kimchi, and bindaeduk. One caveat is that I had just been in Seoul, South Korea the month prior, and Chicago, my home city, boasts one of the largest Korean populations in the United States. Therefore, I'm used to eating excellent and authentic Korean food. Thus, my standards are pretty high, and this is why I can only rate Jalasán as moderately good. In truth, the food was basically what I expected of Korean food in Valencia, Spain, a place that has a rather small Korean Spanish population. The mondu in the mondu guk, for example, were round rather than half-moon shape, and the broth tasted more like chicken noodle soup than mondu guk. Part of the reason for this somewhat bland taste is that there was no sign of black pepper in the broth. It was a good soup, but it didn't taste like mondu guk. Also, you might have noticed that we ordered kimchi. The fact that banchan, side dishes that always include kimchi, were not automatically served was a bit heartbreaking. Banchan is an important part of any Korean dining experience. (There are Korean restaurants that don't serve banchan in the States too. I avoid them.) Finally, it didn't seem that Jalasán offered soju, makgeolli, or Korean beer. I searched for a Korean market on Yelp, and I found one about 45 minutes away. According to the photos in the Yelp review, this market sells soju. Therefore, it exists in Spain. It sure would be nice to have soju and banchan with our main dishes. Re-reading what I wrote above makes it seem like I was unhappy. I wasn't. I was thrilled to have Korean food in Spain! However, if you're really looking for an authentic experience, Jalasán might fall a little short. This being said, it's a really nice restaurant with Korean decorations and a friendly staff who even speak English. Think about this: I went to a Korean restaurant in Spain, and my server spoke to me in English. #globalization #ThankYou #hospitality I wish I could get on a plane and fly to Valencia right now. If I visit again, I would certainly consider visiting Jalasán again. Korean food is my favorite food in the whole entire world, and I'll seek it out wherever I travel.

If you're a UVA in Valencia student, you KNOW this place lol. Jorge is the cutest bar owner and…read morethey even have a UVA flag in the bar they give you a free shot for your first time in the bar, and overall its a good vibe

Unfortunately we have been here more than once, both times after 7pm or 19:00 just to find them…read moreclosed. Very lazy schedule, not reliable at all. If it was a true American Bar & Grill they would open on time and not mislead their customers.

Ah... I'm so glad I traveled to another continent to eat a burger. I'm only half kidding because…read morethe CANYONERO burger was delicious! We opted for the veal which cost 9.90€ instead of the beef which cost 10.30€ and I wouldn't have tasted the difference if I hadn't known. Super tasty and came with extra cheddar cheese, bacon, onion rings with tempura, and barbecue sauce. Oh, and also a side of fries. The burger kind of hit every note you want in a good burger... it was juicy, flavorful, and cooked exactly medium like I had ordered. The size wasn't an issue (because sometimes places try to make burgers so big you can't even fit a bite in your mouth). The extra cheddar provided a nice bite that complemented the sweetness of the barbecue sauce. Finally, the fries... if you're craving fries, get them here because they are fried to perfection. They were juuuuust crispy enough and there was a lot. I actually didn't know it came with fries! Great place. The only drawback is that is opens at 9pm, which is absurdly late to be eating dinner.

I came here at 9 PM on a Saturday night for a snack but wanted to try their burger. There was no…read morewait, and I would say it didn't get crowded until 10:30 PM. In the evening, they don't open until 9 PM here. They had a mini hamburgers option on their menu where you could choose 2 different mini burgers with fries for only 7 euro. I ordered La Canyonera and La Chaine. These burgers were delicious! There was a little too much bun for my taste, but the burgers themselves were juicy, tasty, and was exploding with flavor. I would highly recommend either of these burgers in full-sized if you want a really good burger. Service was good. This was a really trendy restaurant, and the decor and ambiance were nice enough to take a date here. They accept credit cards here.