While on Adventure through Europe, I ended up in Barcelona. I was craving something different. My…read morewife stumbled across this place while we were walking by earlier in the day and decided to come back for dinner. I'm glad we came back. Yes it is a small "Hole in the wall" place. But don't let that deter you. Service was great, the people who own the place speak Spanish and English ! The food was amazing. It was probably the best Pad thai I've ever had. I'm from Los Angeles so we have hundred of Thai places and I was shocked at how great it was. The menu is limited, but everything we had tasted great. If you're ever craving Thai food near La Sagrada Familia, I suggest giving this place a try.

Super tiny hole in the wall Thai restaurant with greattt food!! I will definitely be going back!…read moreService was good and fast and the menu was in English and Spanish! Recommend if you want a cheap meal that is still delicious. Very tiny inside so come early or in small groups

The salmon over coconut rice dish was the only thing that cured my day. I would go back any day…read more The service was nice and the staff was pleasant and patient since there is a language barrier but he knew a very good deal of English.

Came across this somewhat hidden, hole-in-the-wall restaurant while walking around the El Born…read moreneighborhood with my wife yesterday. The sign out front highlighted that they had both gluten-free and vegan options, so we decided to step inside for lunch. I ordered a Bao with tofu and pickles to start (3.80€) and then a tofu Bibimbap (9.25€) for my main course. For those who don't know, Bibimbap is a popular Korean dish that literally means "mixed rice." In addition to the tofu, it was served with sauteed vegetables and hot chili pepper paste on a bed of rice. My understanding is that it usually also is served with a fried egg, but of course, that was left off of my entree to keep the dish vegan. My wife ordered the Shoyu Ramen, made with rice noodles to keep the dish gluten-free. Everything was absolutely delicious! I only wish that we would have had the opportunity to return for another meal, but alas, that will need to wait for our next visit to Barcelona later this year.

Very friendly older lady (possible owner) greeted us when we went in. Service was EXCELLENT. Food…read morewas super fresh. Everything we had was AMAZING. Try the 5 course lunch menu. Best meal we've had since we've been in Barcelona.

This was the some of best food I had in in Barcelona!! The owner was super sweet and the food was…read moreamazing. we finished every bite of food we received. I would 100% recommend to anyone looking for good thai food and it's located in a great neighborhood as well.

I've been here probably 5-10 times, always for a menu del día (lunch set menu). Its always been a…read morehit or miss depending on what I ordered. Everything has always been flavorful but, as is the case with most Asian places in Europe, never lives up to Thai places I love back in the US (DC area, Tampa area). Positives: Great value and portions for lunch. Located in a nice bustling square with pleasant terrace seating year round. Interior is nicely decorated. Lunch offerings are constantly changing. One of the few Thai places in Barcelona that offer papaya salad. Personally, I loved their Tod Man Muu (crispy pork fritters), Tohm Kha (coconut milk soup), Nemcuon (fresh summer rolls), and their Panang curry. Keep in mind that honestly nothing is spicy, but you can always request extra chili to add on the side. Negatives: Have had dishes come out cold/lukewarm a few times. They don't seem to understand timing of dishes. Dishes have often come out one by one with even 10 minutes in between. This is very awkward when you're in a group. Yes their kitchen is small, but seriously for a restaurant as successful as Banna this should not be happening. Nothing is spicy- but you can always add spice yourself. Ah overall I enjoy my meals here. Sometimes my food is amazing, sometimes it's disappointing. It's a very popular pick for the locals.

To start with, you need to make a reservation in order to get a table at this place…read more Nevertheless, the food is great. A friend of mine brought me there once, after that I kept coming back. The dishes are not the biggest I've experienced, but it's fair enough. The great taste compensate for the smaller portions. I can definitely recommend you to visit Banna. The restaurant is located in the cozy neighborhood of Gracia.

What a surprising find near the Magic Fountain in Barca! The place was squeaky clean and beautiful…read more The service was quick and attentive. Prices were in conjugation of the food. Would definitely return and recommend for anyone craving some Asian food in Spain.

(New) place in Sant Antoni that is definitely worth your visit. Delicious food in reasonable prices…read moreand very friendly and quick service. The interior is spacious and well decorated but there is outdoor seating for those who enjoy eating out. We tasted both seafood and meat and they were extraordinary. Must visit soon!

This was a really good place for Thai food! I ordered the tofu satay which was tasty, especially…read morethe peanut sauce. I also had the veggie phad thai which was quite a large quantity and had great balanced flavors.

Although we arrived with no reservation, we were seated in 15-20 minutes. They were…read moreaccommodating, however, I would definitely recommend making a booking. The food is delicious. We had chicken red curry, tofu appetizer with peanut sauce, chicken spring roll and sticky rice with mango. The service was incredible. Our server Elaii was awesome. She was chatty and super personable. We have been in Barcelona for 6 evenings. As much as we love tapas and paella, we needed a break (I didn't think that could be possible).

We had superb and plentiful shrimp skewers with peanut sauce and pad see ew both tasted great. The…read moreservice was friendly and fast, server was unobtrusive but available. The ambiance is peaceful in a city that can be quite busy.

Everything was so good. This is a hidden gem. We had a few Singha's with our menu del dia. The menu…read moredel dia consists of an appetizer, 2nd course, and a dessert. The beer was only an extra 2euro which is half of the regular price for the beer. The shrimp salad and chicken skewer apps were phenomenal. The green curry is out of this world, and shrimp pad Thai was the perfect portion. Can't say enough about how delicious the food was. Inside decor and service were satisfactory. Clean inside and friendly waitstaff.

We had a long day in the city and everyone wanted Thai food. We were initially intimidated by the…read moreclassy and gorgeous ambiance of this restaurant with 5 kids and 4 adults but it smelled so good we just had to try the food. The venue itself is very pretty. The staff is extremely friendly and it was some of the best service we had in Barcelona. The food was what gave this place all the stars. We got a couple bottles of wine and several seafood, veggie and tofu dishes. Everything was outstanding! Very flavorful! The green curry with prawns, spring rolls, and shrimp fried rice seemed to be the favorites of the table. Please visit this excellent place to see for yourself!

Had the Chicken Fried Rice, chicken peanut appetizer and curry chicken. Everything was delicious…read more Would recommend this place.

Needed some veggies and really missing Asian food traveling in Spain (there's only so much bread,…read moremeat, & patata bravas I can eat) Also mending an ill stomach, I was excited to find this restaurant close to La Sagrada Familia. Turns out the owner is Cantonese-Chinese (possibly by way of Vietnam?), he wasn't entirely talkative, but this explains is culinary attention to flavor and quality of ingredients (knowing Cantonese techniques - but this actually explains how the actual food is- more about that below). Most of his extremely nice waitstaff were Nepali. Everyone communicated very well in Spanish & English. They seemed to have a lot of regular customers, some even hugging the who I assumed was the General Manager. I was craving a refreshing cold noodle salad and crunchy vegetables, the €9.50 Bun Bo Xao sounded great. It had rice noodles, lettuce, cucumber, fresh mint, topped with fried onions & peanut. I ordered the beef version. A small Vegetable triangle Spring Roll was complimentary at the beginning of the meal. The bowl was generously filled with all the fresh ingredients. What's different than how I've had this dish in NYC and LA (& I assume dishes are tweaked for the Spanish palette and style here), was that the lemongrass beef was stir-fried with a light gravy sauce (and not grilled and dry/nom-sauce), and the noodles were warm and tossed in the sauce also. The noodles were Mei Fun (rice vermicelli) and not the round spaghetti-like noodles that's usually used for the dish. There's usually Nuoc Cham sauce that comes with this dish, which you pour the "Nuoc Cham dressing" over everything & toss. However, since the noodles were already covered in the gravy sauce from the beef (with a pool at the bottom), it wouldn't have made sense anyway. Overall I was super happy to have noodles and food that tasted good. I saw a lot of tables order the same sauteed Lemongrass beef as a side dish. So- HOW do I know that this more Chinese than Vietnamese? The gravy-like sauces for the meats (& not primarily grilled meats and seafood), No typical condiments and ingredients like Nuoc Cham, pickled carrots & daikon, Siracha, Hoisin Sauce, & garlic chili set out at the table to customize the Pho. And no typical Vietnamese noodles (sounds like the other reviews about the Pho). I wonder if they have Vietnamese coffee...they can do Flan! A good bridge for cultures. Overall they have to cater to a predominantly Spanish Clientele to survive - basically ALL of the tables were eating Fried Rice (which looked like fast-food style, and a dish I actually haven't seen much at Vietnamese Restaurants). The restaurant is decorated very beautifully- BUT all of the ceiling tile work, wooden bar carvings of dragons- are decorations for a Chinese Restaurant (speaking from family experience business!). Overall, it's 4 stars & a decent experience for me- being what it is. I would come lowering your expectations- it's more like Chinese-light leaning Vietnamese Food. The staff did say that the owner is very secretive about his Pho recipe (I really hope that it's not from a boullion & spice powder mix). Will have to try it the next time I visit I guess - BUT knowing that they don't give you a plate of fresh bean sprouts, Thai basil, lime wedge, possibly some jalepenos - then I probably won't like my Pho (light & safe) experience.. & I get it, How do you train customers to prepare a bowl of Pho at their tables, without high overhead costs? Too much of a learning & communication curve. But good luck to them, good to have options in that neighborhood & Barcelona in general. Ran into some of the workers on their 3hr break later and they kindly showed me to the Metro. I want to note the Spanish translation of cucumber is so interesting - "papaya green."

We were craving for Pho so we decided to go Vietnamese. Found this close to our hostel. We orders…read morethe Menu 3 which was good for 3 people. The foods came in one by one which is a nice touch. The appetizers were really good. The place was clean, the service was great. The only thing is the Pho, is not the Hanoi Pho that we always had. But still good.