The restaurant is newly renovated and very bright and welcoming. I think the name is changed but I…read moreknew it was the same restaurant since the likelihood of a Cambodian Chinese restaurant in the same corner with a different name is slim. We had the Cambodian ravioli, which was really good and the lychee duck and pad Thai, which were also good. The service was really good. We entered an hour before they served dinner and they actually opened the restaurant earlier just so we don't have to wait. Wow!

This is a great spot! We were struggling to find something that was open in the late afternoon…read more(which is pretty difficult to find in the area) and were lucky enough to find Ta Tung. The restaurant is huge so we were seated right away. Even though they did not have a menu in English, the staff was super nice to translate for us and also to make custom dishes based on preferences. I went for the Green Curry which was supposed to be the spiciest, but I didn't find it spicy at all. I would definitely recommend turning up the heat on this dish. Otherwise, the flavors were on point.

There aren't too many Asian restaurants in Barcelona, but this hole in the wall serves pretty good…read moreChinese food and is a nice break from Spanish food. The xiao bo long arrived hot in a bamboo streamer and was soft and filled with flavorful pork and soup filling. The shrimp fried rice was fluffy and to my surprise did not contain MSG which is common at some Chinese restaurants in the United States. The restaurant has several tables and most of the customers were locals. It's a no frills and casual place. Service could have been better. One of the waitresses was not welcoming and lacked customer service skills. The other waitress was upbeat, positive and willing to help and serve.

The food came out fast. Very casual/hole in the wall type space. My favorite were the skillet…read morewantons.

While in Barcelona, I had a craving for some Chinese comfort food…read more Thanks to Yelp, I realized that Chen Ji was only a few blocks from my apartment, so I decided to give it a try. The food is good, consistent and inexpensive. It is a hole in the wall, no fancy decor, no table cloths, but good, quick service. The food could be a bit salty because that is the Spanish way of eating, but you can always ask them to cook your order with low salt. It's great. They take credit cards if the check is more than 7.5 euros....which for many of my meals, I could not because the check was less..... !!!!

On our last day of our tour we desperately needed a fix for cooked vegetables and soup. A quick…read moreYelp search led us to this place which is only 5 minutes walk away. Decent interior, friendly service , very reasonable price. We ordered stir fried bok choy, wonton soup and noodle soup. The food was ok, the vegetables were fresh but slightly salty. We were thankful for the simple food, they had certainly hit the spot

We were craving Chinese food after shopping so we decided to walk over to Chongqing Liuyishou…read moreHotpot! Not sure if this place has any relation to the Liuyishou Hotpot chain but looks like it's pretty legit. They have a membership plan that you can sign up for & gives discounts off your meal price. We didn't inquire more about the membership since we aren't locals & don't know when the next time we'll be back haha. Broth is ~€14, regardless of whether you decide to get one singular broth, two split broths, or if you were to get 4 different broths. It is about €4-5 if you opt for the individual hotpots. Ordering is done via QR code assigned to each table, & can order drinks from CoCo Bubble Tea from QR Code, as well. We ordered two drinks from Coco & they brought the drinks over to us from down the st. We ordered the angus beef, sirloin, lamb, quail eggs, enoki mushroom, veggie set, fish, roe bag fish balls, and more. For broths, we did four: pork bone, chicken, golden, & tomato. My favorite was the chicken broth! They also have a sauce bar for €1.80/pp. Our meal total was supposed to be ~€150, but they applied a discount in which the final total was €116! We ended up ordering an extra two plates of meat & we were able to take it to go. We cooked the rest of it there & it is €0.20 per container. Overall, not too shabby meal! It ended up being a lot better than I expected. I would come back again ;) Staff was very kind and helpful.

I was really craving hotpot towards the end of my Spain trip. Liuyishou is well known back in…read moreToronto so I decided to have dinner here. We were a group of 6 and got their combo menu for 5-6 people. It was the right amount of food for us. It also included drinks, soup base and sauce bar. There was a great variety, and the ingredients were fresh. They do not have AYCE option here. There is a sauce bar and the side dishes (kimchi and cucumber salad) plus fruit (cherries) are unlimited. The service was really good. The table for our group of 6 was a bit tight but they have semi-private spaces for larger group. The restrooms were individual stalls and fairly clean. We came on a Tuesday evening and the place was busy. We made a reservation online a few hours in advance.

Went to Memorias de China tonight I was here last year on my visit to Barcelona as well and I was…read morenot disappointed then nor was I disappointed tonight. It's a pleasant looking location with the same helpful and friendly servers as we're here on my last visit. Sandra and I started out with the shu mai and onto the seafood hot and sour soup which was flavorful and light without being overwhelming. The soup was excellent. Main course we had the roasted duck and the Cantonese fried rice. The duck was extremely tasty and delicious. The duck was accompanied by an orange soy sauce that gave hints of duck ala orange which again gave a very light zest to the duck without being overpowering. We enjoyed the fried rice which had shrimp in the recipe. The only drawback was I would have enjoyed roast pork in it as well but all in all it was still an enjoyable dish. For desert we had the fried chocolate wantons which we very unique and delicious especially accompanied by a raspberry dipping sauce as raspberries always compliment chocolate. I really recommend trying this restaurant if you are in Barcelona. I know I'll be back again next year.

We had been in Spain for almost 2 weeks and were hungry for some good Chinese food. Our guide,…read moreAlbert recommended this restaurant and it was perfect! Great atmosphere and service.... delicious food. My husband was hungry for some dim sum and they had it! We also ordered Peking duck which was also delicious! A great Chinese food choice in Barcelona.

This was on the list to try. The name is actually Dim Sum Cantoneses (e vs a)…read more We didn't think they took reservations so we hoped we could be seated on a Saturday for lunch but we were lucky to have plenty of space! We enjoyed most of what we ordered. We didn't like the sopa de wan tun, tasted watery with some sesame oil. The siu mai also was not great but everything else was outstanding!! The Change Fun de Cha Si was my favorite. We would go back. Service was good and toilets were clean

Oh my gosh, we went here on a long walk back from the cathedral. The dim sum was so delicious and…read moreI tried as many as I could fit in my tummy. This place was legit and I thought the food, hot tea, and service was superb! This is a place I want to visit one more time before we go home.

One of the most interesting Chinese fusion restaurants I've ever had the pleasure of dining…read more I LOVE Chinese food and pretty much any of its derivatives or modern twists. Melo Jia serves traditional tastes fused with Spanish flavors and the result is mind-blowing! We could not get enough of the eel and caviar dumpling. I had a sautéed beef noodle, and mapo tofu the first day. We loved it so much we went back the following day and tried the tasting menu with the sea bass and eggplants. It's an amazing experience you have to try if you visit Barcelona!

I came here a little bit over 1 year ago, I first went on a 1 week long cruise leaving from the…read moreport of Barcelona and then stayed at a hotel close to this restaurant. I was craving Chinese food and it wasnt easy to find, but this restaurant was luckily right around the corner. When my wife and I entered, the restaurant wasnt full, a couple tables were filled. The owner and her daughter were very welcoming and invited us in and made some recommendations. The food and service were outstanding. I came to this restaurant 2 to 3 times during my 3.5 day stay at Barcelona. I felt like this restaurant was a lifesaver because I was seriously missing some authentic Chinese food, at Milo Jia came to save the day. I would definitely come back here the next time I am in Barcelona and craving Chinese food.

Food: Excellent! Service: Excellent!…read moreLocation: Excellent! Decor: Excellent! Authentic: Execellent! If you want great tasting and authentic Chinese food with great service, this is the place to go in Barcelona!

This is a very nice Chinese restaurant in the middle of Barcelona. The food was excellent. We…read moreespecially liked the sea bass, the flat noodles with beef, and the noodle soup with ham and shrimp. The service was fast and friendly. A great place for a small group or an intimate dinner. Gets busy after 7:00 pm.

After our Sagrada Família tour, we were touring its surrounding streets and came across a fast…read morecasual dim sum concept that impressed me greatly. This restaurant seems to be brand new because I could not find any of their social media pages online. First, I love their design. It is very clean and modern with hints of a Chinese feel. What captured us to the restaurant was their dim sum plates out for display in the front window with a tower of dim sum steaming plates behind it. Unlike a traditional dim sum restaurant with mobile steam carts. Their dim sum plates are already steaming in one based station: you order - they bring it out instantly. They even have spanish tapas on their menu which is very impressive. Great concept. I wish the best. Definitely check this place out

My son and I visited this establishment in 2018. It was hands down the best food we had in…read moreBarcelona. I just did some digging to find it again for a friend who is there now. This is a great place to eat if you need a break from fried, salty, and fishy Spanish cuisine. The dumplings are healthy, delicious and you leave satiated. You won't be disappointed.

This is our go-to for some authentic Chinese food and apparently it's where alot of the local…read moreChinese go as well. It's casual, quick, inexpensive, and most of the dishes we tried were really tasty. My favorite dish here is the home made noodle beef soup. The meat is very tender and it's filled with cabbage and other greens in a light but aromatic broth. The noodles are chewy and come in all different widths & sizes, evidence of being handmade. The Smashed cucumber appetizer is a mandatory side dish. It's cold, crunchy, sweet, and tangy. Ask for the chile oil and black vinegar to season it to your liking. Other dishes: Fried rice: tasty and perfectly fried. Sizzling beef: comes out really hot be cautious because the sauce will splatter. Cover with a napkin until it cools. Braised eggplant: the sauce was way too thick and the flavor was standard at best. They also have a lunch buffet with about a dozen dishes. Lots of customers chose this option. Service: what you'd expect in a Chinese restaurant. The best part? They allow my dog to sit with us during lunch. Gotta love that. Yes, we will be back again!

We were tired of eating Spanish food, plus the food in Barcelona is VERY expensive! We ate…read moredelicious wonton soup and excellent langoustines with salt and pepper and a beer. The cost was minimal.