Menu for 11,5 euro! Drink, starts, main course and dessert included! Try trimasu you wont regret it!read more

Decor and space are so beautiful. I immediately wanted to eat here as soon as we entered. Menu was…read morevaried and had plenty of yummy sounding dishes. BF and I ordered the duck foie gras steamed shaomai, Korean BBQ tacos and basil fried rice. Presentation was nice and portions were okay. We also ordered waters, Aquarius (BF is obsessed) and a tinto de verano. Prices are high here. Service was pretty good. They did give us a tiny free appetizer of Chinese cucumber salad. It was good but there were only like 5 pieces. I had higher expectations for the rice. It wasn't as seasoned or unique as the description made it seem. The rice itself was done well but it was way too ordinary and overpriced for a place like this. The slivers of ham and prawn were a joke portion. I should've just gone with the pad thai--my bad.

Delicious Asian fusion with a great attitude. I had the Vietnamese Vegetable Spring Rolls, Japanese…read moreGyoza filled with duck pate and the Crispy Beef. I accompanied the meal with a bottle of red Rioja and didn't "break the bank." Manolita Chen is on a small street between the Retiro Park and Calle de Goya offering wonderful flavors in a casual setting and just a short walk from the shopping district.

A tinny restaurant on a tiny street but that so worth the visit! The room is well decorated with…read moreold wood windows on the wall, patterned tiles on the floor and "juta" fabric instead of wall paper. A lounge music playing on the background add a vibe. We tried the octopus with mashed potatoes, the choripan (a traditional spicy hot dog) and a bao (a very soft bread) filled with little squid (calamares) and mushroom. Everything was amazing and the service very friendly! The price is fair, with the main dishes from €10 to €18. I definitely recommend this place.

Not only was the food, ambience and service excellent, it's also air-conditioned. You must come…read morebecause you'll regret if you don't. Our party of 8 all enjoyed the experience. Not easy to do with eight different tastes and expectations.

Kung Fu Restaurant is no longer in this location. Gyozas Chun-Li is now there. Their Gyozas, Udon,…read moreand Teriyaki Chicken were delicious. The Service and Ambiance were excellent!

One of the best meals I had during my trip to Madrid! I was traveling in Europe for 1 week and have…read morebeen craving Chinese food :P. I stumbled upon this restaurant while I was spending a few days in Madrid. This is located in Centro, Madrid and within steps of my airBnB. They are opened for lunch (12:30 - 4:30) and dinner (7:30-midnight). The food was delicious! They serve generous portions at an affordable price! You can order in English, Spanish, or Chinese! The decor of this restaurant was cool and hipster. I like the wall of various posters of Bruce Lee. I ordered the Peking duck, whole fish, chicken with chili oil, and stir fried pork intestine. Everything was super delicious and flavorful. Although the Peking duck is not authentic but I enjoyed the seasoning and flavor. I also appreciate that we were given flour tortilla wrappers for the Peking duck rather than bao buns! I would say it is better than some of the Chinese restaurants I have eaten at in the states! The owner and staff were also super friendly! The service was wonderful. I recommend this restaurant if you ever crave Chinese food during your trip in Madrid!

Amazing Asian-Spanish fusion food! I've come several times and every time I leave I'm always…read morethinking, "I have to come back ASAP!" They also have a lovely little terrace between Plaza de la Paja and Plaza de los Carros. It's a bit of a calmer street than the two plazas, which both get crazy busy in good weather, though it is small and there aren't many tables. Also, it can be difficult at times to get another round of drinks or extra napkins or something, because classic Spanish waiters... It's nearly impossible to catch their eye. But, worth it. And the service itself (once you manage to flag down a waiter) is usually really good - friendly and explanatory. That said, the last time we were there the waiter forgot one principal part of our order... And though he was very apologetic about it, we still left hungry (because of time restraints). Ask about the beers they have available, there are usually a few interesting ones to try. Lovely English spoken here! And try the ribs!

For our last night in Madrid we chose La Chusquery, I was sad it was our last night, because I…read morecould have eaten that morcilla (blood pudding) all day everyday. We ordered half portions of 5 dishes (enough for 2 ppl sharing) all the dishes were delicious, but we decided to rate them according to the orgasmic faces we made :) here it goes: 1) Tataki butterfish 2) Blood pudding 3) Dehydrated tomato burrata (this is a staple everywhere, I know, but the tomatoes here are unreal) 4) Pork Loin in Nikkei sauce 5) Galician rib eye Aside from the delicious food, the location and decor of the restaurant are beautiful. The wall displays photos from local photographers, which are all for sale, some quirky cartoon cat shows you to the Chusquery 'laboratory' and the warm lighting sets the mood. The Chusquery is located in the corner of the Lasso residence which used to host the Catholic Monarchs of Spain at one time; if you take a look across the street, you will be able to read a plaque describing such events. Angel Jimenez has created a jewel in calle de los Mancebos and we were lucky to experience it. We dined like royalty :)

I thought I had written a review on this place the first time we came but alas I had not. That…read morealone should tell you something, though. We came back. The food is honestly delicious. We've had everything from sushi to noodles and from sweet and sour pork to dim sum. It's all good. The only issue is that it is all a la carte. However, they make up for that travesty by having a €12 lunch menu. This menu includes an app, a main dish with rice or noodles, a drink, and a dessert. Not too shabby. The staff is exceptionally nice and will accommodate you if you only speak English. The service is fast and efficient. Also, the seating area, unlike most restaurants in Spain, is very large. There are two bathrooms, boys and girls. They are usually clean and have multiple utilities. However, be careful in the boy's bathroom. There is a direct line of sight from the waiting area to the first urinal. Overall, it's a delicious and convenient place that my kids as well as my wife enjoy. Go and try it for yourself. Enjoy!

Wondered into this nice trendy place while looking for a place to eat. Once inside we experienced…read moregreat service. From the young man tending bar to one of the owners everyone went out of their way to explain the menu and offer suggestions. Now for the food, I had the croquetas de gallina (chicken croquets) they where amazing. That was the appetizer. For my main course I had the albindigas iberico (meatballs) this was also amazing. Overall a great experience if you're in Madrid and want to spend a nice evening out. You must come to La Jefa you won't regret it. I know I'll be coming back.

From the owner: Cocina Colonial Española. Cerramos en Domingo por la tarde. En el centro de Madrid.read more

Absolutely love this plAce. The food is great, I usually go for the sushi, ceviche or a noodle…read moredish like pad Thai. I love their cocktails- mint lemonade / mojitos. The service is great, faster than other Spanish places. Lastly the staff is super sweet. I would definitely recommend this spot!

If you are on budgets. It is ok to come. You ll be full…read more Food is not for me, salad with water but others. No way I like the seafood soup only May be there is other things for you!

Really lousy tasting food with the only redeeming factors about the place being that it's cheap and…read moreclean. Overall it's nothing but one of those budget belly filler restaurants in which you are basically nothing but another hog at the troth with food quality and taste not much better hog's swill. The do have a wide selection of foods, most of which I tried but none of which I could in good conscious recommend. The only reason to go here would be that you've run out of euros.