good food good service， boiled fish and beef Fresh veg and…read morepork rib is famous. Best chinese food in the region. kids friendly.

Excellent food. Service is great too. If you are looking to take s break from Soanish food this is…read moreyour place to eat. We ordered mushroom dish . Looked so good . Full of flabor stit fried in a hot wok with a light sauce. Our fried rice was very tasty hood amount of seafood . Not oily at all . Our best was spicy sea bass in chiili oil. Huge pirtion do tasty. Its on the spicy side. But really good flavor we ordered white rice it tasted better with rice. Samgria was good so was the red wine.

Peruvian cuisine is interesting because of its diverse influences. The dishes therefore may please…read moredifferent palates on one hand but also be a downside if you want to try everything from the menu. Food: We've tried a couple of dishes ranging from super delicious to pretty much run of the mill. Best ones for us was the leche de tigre nikkei ceviche and the iberico niguiri. The ceviche amazed with so many flavours and a delicate freshness and texture and the niguiri ibero just for its classical sushi style and yet unusual meaty taste combined with a yummy sauce. The two, three other dishes were more a matter of taste. Service and bill: Concerning the service the staff was very friendly and funny but a bit inattentive (didn't change plates full of sauce, chop sticks, cutlery). The bill contained the so called "pan y servicio" which is nothing else but a fee for the service. The served bread we gave back. Normally you are not being charged with anything like that eg in Granada or you can take it off the bill but in this case the waiters insisted to leave 2€ for two people "servicio" and explained it by saying that it's common everywhere in Andalucia. That's simply not true!

Really mediocre food. If you are from a cosmopolitan city and know what a good restaurant looks and…read moretastes like, avoid this place. Two out of three dishes that we ordered were inedible.

Highly recommended. This is next to the market. Food and ambience both are very unique. We went…read morehere around 11 at night and they had an invited chef. We tried few of the fusion Spanish and asian dishes, and we liked both. This is more like a place young locals would go, and not a touristy spot.

One of my favorite restaurants in Sevilla. Absolutely…read moreamazing. Menu is easy to understand, either Spanish or English. I truly enjoyed the ceviche dish, turmeric and something else together for that joyful yellow color. And the black brioche bread is so soft and the garlic sauce for the octopus is the best combination Love it. Def recommend it

Came in for an early dinner (5pm) , food was very good and priced just a little high for the…read moreportion sizes. The restaurant vibe was very beautiful and interesting with the multi-floor. There were many families that got to dine here and it was a really good rest after a whole day walking around Seville. The bathrooms are very small and there's no changing station for babies, something to note for young families this will be a struggle when I came her with my 6 month old. Service was a little slow but we didn't mind so much as we had a baby and senior in our group. Dock a rating down because with all the food we ordered, we still left the restaurant hungry but didn't want to spend anymore than we already had for 3 adults. The portions are very small.

Best thing about this place is the OWNER! The meatballs are a must try. After days of only eating…read moreSpanish tapas, the tuna tataki was just what I needed. And boy was it delicious! Also one of the best sangrias I've had all trip!

Just ok ... food was nice enough but not sure I'd rush back .... Quite a bad smell traversed the…read morerestaurant which led to a speedy exit ..... not a highlight of our trip

Not what it used to be Service is subpar…read moreThere are flies everywhere and I mean everywhere who wants to eat this way. I definitely don't! The menu is limited and the food quality has declined tremendously. Of course I found a hair in the food which was the icing on the cake. The waiter comped the dish but didn't apologize or anything. The bar is limited now, not like before. I won't be coming back to and it's unfortunate.

This place was great and probably my favorite dinner of our entire honeymoon across three cities in…read moreSpain! The atmosphere was very warm and quirky... in a good way! The waiters were extremely friendly too. At the outset, I was a bit worried about their vegetarian options, but the head waiter announced the specials to the entire room, and there were a few dishes that were veggie friendly. They turned out to be delicious. My favorite was an asparagus au gratin, which was maybe the most tender asparagus I have ever had in my life. There was also a really tasty cauliflower special. My husband got a tuna tartar taco special which he loved. On top of all of that, the prices were VERY reasonable, especially for such a pleasant and delicious experience. Thanks so much, La Chalá! I would highly recommend you to anybody else in the area.

The photos of the food looked very appealing but the actual dishes were disappointing. The…read moreappetizers were extremely tiny and over fried. The pineapple fried rice with chicken had no pineapples???? That's the only reason why we ordered this dish. The noodles with beef and chicken was very dry. Note to self.... Do not order Thai Food when visiting Spain in the touristy areas.

We have been craving some Asian food after being in Seville for 2 days and decided to stop by this…read moreplace since it was close to our hotel. The service was good, but the food was so salty! The thom yum shrimp soup was so salty. I don't know how my husband was able to eat it. The basil chicken was ok, but it was a little bit salty. This is more of Asian fusion place and definitely not authentic Thai food. I think it would have been good if they limit on their salt.