Excellent Japanese dining experience outside of Japan. The dishes are very authentic; service was…read moreexcellent. The establishment was clean and easy to fine. On a warm day, outside dining is also available. We were privileged to have the owner serving us. Her recommendation of dishes were spot on. The highlight of our meal was salmon sushi with foie gras. We would definitely return to sample the other menu items.

The restaurant exceeded our expectations! Everything was tasty and beautifully presented. We were…read morepleasantly surprised that we found great Japanese food in the sea of Spanish food restaurants. Would come back again next time we visit Barcelona.

The ramen is ok. The chicken curry is a little vapid. The tiramisu is very special and it is salty.read more

I barley even took the first bite of food and it was amazing please go here if your craving Asianread more

Amazing value, good quality fish, and efficient service…read more You can pick set menus for 13 euros or ala carte like yakisoba. I picked the former with mixed sushi including 6 pieces of nigiri (salmon, tuna, evil) and some maki (tuna, salmon, maybe veggie - I forgot). Included was a beverage (I picked the rose which was surprisingly good), dessert or coffee (I picked the mocha and again, really good), as well as veggie tempura (small diced veggie, freshly buttered, miso, and salad. It's a lot of food. The pay by novelty is ok, but please know that the card HAS to have a pin. The server was kind and hand-processed it for me.

On Ave Diagonal in the Pablenou section of Barcelona. About 100 yards from the hotel I was…read morestaying. After a few days of tapas nearby and at La Rambla, I wanted Asian food. This place does not disappoint.... Generous portions of fish in the chirashi sushi and great tasting tempura. Friendly service although there is a machine ordering kiosk. Would definitely visit again when in town.

I LOVE ceviche. I have been all over the world and this may be one of the best ceviches I have…read moreexperienced. But then I had the tres leches and may be the best I have had as well- never mind the drinks that are as good as they are pretty... if you are in Barcelona you owe it to yourself to get out the center of town and head to el poblénou and give this a try - you'll write a review too

Comida riquísima y servicio genial - nos atendió un peruano quién nos puedo aconsejar para elegir…read morelos platos. El pisco sour de bayas estaba muy bien también. Muy recomendable!

In the upper food court area of the Diagonal Mar, Udon appears to have rebranded it's image over…read moretime from previous posted images and improved its food based on how it's described. Nice, quiet, clean dining atmosphere. There's certainly more substance to the ramen than what old reviews criticize them for or what you'd expect from "mall food". It still misses on having a full flavored broth like you'd get in a traditional Japanese ramen shop, but the expectations also aren't going to be at that level so it's okay. Ordering is via QR code scanner with your phone so there's minimal interaction with staff except for when food is being brought out. Ramen egg is slightly over cooked.

Great little place in the middle of an outdoor mall. The service was on point with attentive and…read morefriendly servers. The food was delicious. The menu has some depth and you won't be disappointed.

I'm just going to say this: THERE ARE SO MANY OPTIONS TO PICK FROM!!! So, you can order a wok…read moreeither of rice or noodles, and that wok comes with the basic veggies and an egg plus the one ingredient you previously picked and the cook makes it for you in a wok that you can actually see. It's pretty cool. What wasn't so cool is the way the worker called our numbers. Like, there wasn't that many people nor noise yet he screamed as if there was no tomorrow for us to listen. It was pretty awkward. But the food was so good, and the sweetness of the yakisoba with the saltiness of the chicken is a really good mix! Would I repeat?: I mean, yeah! It's cool watching the cooks cook.

I thought this place was decent. It was near the hotel that I stayed at, and the place hit the…read morespot. If you don't speak Spanish, there's a guy there that speaks Filipino. I'd say this is comparable to some of those Americanized Chinese food like Pei Wei or PF Changs or something similar. I don't know what some yelpers are thinking, but if you want authentic Chinese food, then go to China or maybe China town. Barcelona however does not have a China town, so you're S.O.L. So don't expect much if you are searching for authentic Chinese food in Spain, you're not going to find it.