Food was horrible and the restaurant is in a very questionable neighborhood. Staff was not friendlyread more

Great Chinese restaurant in Madrid! Madrid is an amazing town for travel, but I'm still craving for…read moreChinese food somehow. Found this restaurant in Madrid China town through yelp. Approved and definitely recommend this restaurant. One last thing, the business hour on yelp is not updated. The actual business hour is from noon to 5:00 pm; 7:30 pm to 1:00 am

This place seems to be under new management. The menu is completely different and the decor has…read morebeen updated. The menu is simpler now (4 pages) with limited starters, drinks, katsu dishes, ramen bowls, and desserts. However, this is not to say the food is any less delicious. For our dishes we enjoyed fried gyozas, likely salted edamame, two bowls or ramen (chicken and beef), katsu chicken, and katsu curry chicken; also, not to mention, a tinto de verano that was wonderfully heavy on the tinto and light on the verano if you know what I'm talking about. The ramen bowls are good but the broth is a little watery for my taste. However, the katsu dishes are spectacular. The rice on each dish is sticky and the seasoning on the katsu chicken is savory. The katsu curry is perfectly balanced. The staff is incredibly friendly and our waiter took great care of us, and he even offered helpful tips and preferences on a few dishes. Overall, this is still a good restaurant with great dishes.

11/30/21 - When in Madrid what do you do you eat Chinese food of course lol . After eating tapas…read moremy wife was craving Chinese food. We saw this place as we came out of the Mercado de San Miguel & decided to go back the next day. Tapas de Sichus a tiny little restaurant by the Mercado de San Miguel. Cool little vibe by the plaza w/an indoor seating area as well as seating outside in the plaza. We ordered 3 dishes * Hot & Sour Soup was pretty good * Mapu Tofu was good but a tad too salty * Szechuan Green Beans

Never thought we would be trying Chinese food in Spain, but we wanted to check out the Chinatown in…read moreMadrid to see how it compared to others. One step into the restaurant and a few yellow flags - no Asian customers and the staff didn't speak Mandarin. The decor is pretty interesting with the walls plastered with street views of Hong Kong. No issues with service - we spoke to the servers in English. The food: Arroz con ternera, gambas y huevo a baja temperatura - Egg with beef and shrimp over rice - I imagine this is HK comfort food, but it really hit the spot. It's like a beef omelette on top of rice with gravy. Menu de gallina a baja temperatura con jengibre - Slow Cooked Chicken with Ginger - gently poached chicken with ginger scallion sauce. I thought this was super tender and tasty. My mother in law thought they didn't use the right kind of chicken which has firmer meat. Verduras chinas salteadas con tofu fermentado - Ong Choy with Fermented Tofu - stir fried vegetables, but fermented tofu is very pronounced in the dish. I still liked it, but about half my family didn't like this unique addition. Empanadillas de pato con foie flambeado - duck dumplings with foie gras - interesting idea but maybe goes a step too far. The end result is heavily sauced and the filling is loosely held together (instead of a meat patty). Pata laquedo estilo Beijing - Peking duck - most of the elements were pretty good like the meat, hoisin, green onions, and cucumber. What does this dish in is the skin is not crispy and the wrappers are on the dry side. Milk tea - this was super watered down, maybe because they cooled it down with ice - not recommended

Very cool to find a Hong Kong restaurant in Madrid. The decor is quite nostalgic. We had the spicy…read morewonton, 3 meats combo dish, and 4 colored soup dumplings. The food was alright, not the best we've had but the service was good.

This place had pros and cons:…read more Pros: Great food. I really enjoyed the noodles! It had the kind of chewy noodle that I really like and the soup was good too. The dumplings were also good. The pato kaifan, a bit less (there were too many bones in the meat) Overall I was very happy with the quality and quantity of food. Cons: Not good service. 1) The infamous iPad menu is a "coñazo" as the Spanish people say, meaning pain in the ass. The structure is not very intuitive, I much prefer normal paper menu. 2) A Spanish friend of mine ordered a Tinto de verano mixed with fanta lemon. The waiter gives her Tinto de verano mixed with carbonated water. She asks politely to change and the waiter tells us she would change. She comes back with what she had previously brought, with a lamentable amount of fanta lemon ADDED to it. Not cool. It's a shame because if I rated here solely based on food, I would've given more stars.

We've been in Spain for a week now. We were kind of tired of eating tapas so we want some hot…read moresoups. Went to have some ramen noodles because I was feeling a little under the weather. Hotel recommended this place. Great choice they gave us. We both had their menu of the day each consist of 3 items with a drink. Everything was delicious. It was seasoned just right where you don't need to add table salt or soy sauce. We has spring rolls, seaweed salad, fried rice, stir fried noodles with veggies, 2 big bowl of ramen noodle. All this was for 9.95 Euro= $12 ish per person. We couldn't finish our lunch because of the generous portion.

I recently visited Restaurante Jinode and found the atmosphere to be absolutely stunning. The…read moreinterior design is beautiful, creating a wonderful ambiance for a meal. From the moment I walked in, the service was top-notch; the staff was attentive, professional, and incredibly welcoming. Regarding the cuisine, the ingredients were undeniably fresh and of high quality. However, the sushi was quite different from what I am accustomed to back in the States. It may simply be a difference in regional palates or preparation styles, but it wasn't quite what I recognized or expected based on my previous experiences with these dishes. That being said, I really can't complain about the hospitality. When I mentioned that the flavors weren't for me, the team was incredibly "cool" about it and handled the situation with the utmost respect. While the food didn't personally hit the mark, the stellar service and fresh ingredients make it worth a visit for others.

I got takeout from Jinode about a week ago and I was pleasantly surprised with the menú especial…read more With the menú especial, I ordered Indonesian fried rice, gong bao chicken, and flan de huevo and was impressed by the flavor. Honestly I can't rate the fried rice for its authenticity because I haven't had legitimate Indonesian fried rice in a long time. Additionally I haven't had a gong bao chicken in a thinner sauce, but they were both really tasty. I'm definitely going to order from here again because the food was great, especially for the price point. I waited about the normal waiting time for other restaurants in the area. Also the lady who took my order was really nice. Lastly even though the restaurant had an open concept design, the sound from the other customers didn't overshadow my conversation with my friends.