My husband found this gem, hidden place near the Atocha train station. The server explained to us…read morehow the combo menu works. We chose the €7.50 combo with drinks and dessert which was made to order with great plating, wouldn't expect it to be that affordable. Just heads up to have cash, no cards accepted when we came. Also, they only have stand fans and a little uncomfortable during the hot summer days but the great food and service made up for it.

Food is no good here, I think the food in the house is better than eating here.. Crispy para is too…read moredry and too fried, dinakdakan is low quality., pakbet is low quality, halo halo too sweet., I've tried better Filipino restaurant in US, Canada and Australia so won't recommend this place., waste of money ..

Hidden gem in a world of paella, jamón, and empanadas…read more Northern style pho (light broth with wide noodles) hit the spot on my trip to Madrid. Needed something light but flavorful without weighing me down. Got in there right when they opened and it clean, comfortable, with a few items from home. I ordered the chicken pho and my wife went for the beef. Each sip of the broth cleansed the pallette and the meat was cooked well. It is hard to compare pho to other dishes, but as it states on the menu, it is caldo (which I can see why). If you need something different and want to change it up in Madrid, give this spot a shot.

My daughter was a little ill so I wanted to find her some pho. Unfortunately, This place is…read moreclosed. It is now a Chinese restaurant. I did come across a number of Vietnamese restaurants nearby.

Bad service and really small portions. The ceviche came with 4 small pieces of fish. Had much…read morebetter ceviches in Madrid. Try LA cevichria or Mis tradiciones. No repeat here..