Surprisingly good food. Excellent service!!! The waiter was the best we had in Valencia so far!!!…read moreCool vibe in the place. Advised!

On my train ride from Cuenca to Valencia, I heard from the conductor that paella originated in…read moreValencia. How did I not know about this??! Since then, I've been on the hunt for the best paella. Unfortunately, most of the highly rated restaurants serving paella required at least 2 people present for the meal. And as a solo traveler.. what terrible news. BOOO! So after walking aimlessly for about 6 miles around and around town, this place's sign that advertised VALENCIAN PAELLA + SANGRIA for 11,90€ caught my attention. I walked in and chose my seat in the far back of the restaurant. It was more dimly lit, and away from the smoke of cigarettes.. (thank, God -- I think I may have second-hand inhaled about 7 packs of cigs within 2 weeks. My poor lungs.) They first brought a basket of white bread, the medium sized glass of sangria and a plate of paella within 10 minutes of sitting down. I was hoping to taste rabbit since that's what traditional Valencian Paella consisted of. And although I never had rabbit in my life, I'm 98% positive that there was absolutely no rabbit in there -- just chicken. Everything was jumbled together. Not sure how traditional the food was. Sangria tasted great. Lots of huge ice cubes so it was pretty watered down towards the end. Honestly... not sure if this was worth the price. I've seen better looking paella in grab-and-go places along the streets for only 4€ a plate. I'd honestly just pass on this and go elsewhere for more authentic experiences.

There was no vegan paella!! There was not even vegeTARian paella!!!! My wife and son had the…read more"express" paella which they desrcibed as "meh". I had the the grilled vegetables which were ok, as well. I got them with goat cheese since they were an appetizer . . .

Restaurant dining is made an experience when service, quality, and atmosphere combine. The owners…read moreof Food Club have created a unique gastronomic design, utilizing the local flavors to surprise diners in new and exciting ways. With the range of presentations, and the variety of available flavors, this Valencia restaurant is one club worth joining. I met my best friend for dinner, and we were ecstatic about the chance to eat at Food Club, as it has come highly recommended. We were impressed with the restaurant design - a modern space with neutral, calming gray tones mixed with classic black and white. Sunny yellow accents in the chairs and artwork help brighten the space and add a pop of color. It felt clean and minimalist. We started with the Duck Airbag appetizer, which is dough stuffed with foie gras and then topped with duck ham, as well as an order of tortillas with tuna tartar and toasted chilis mayonnaise, which was the perfect balance of sweet and spice. My friend opted for a Russian salad, which he stated was fresh and succulent, while I enjoyed the artichokes carbonara the best. Stuffed with cream of yolk, pieces of bacon and parmesan, the artichokes were meaty and tender. We also sampled oriental style aubergines with sweet and sour sauce, which was a unique spin on a classic vegetable. I'd never thought to combine aubergines with the distinct Asian flavors, but it had worked so perfectly! My friend commented on the spicy chicken bao - crispy chicken with lettuce - and loved the amount of heat to the chicken. The lamb curry with couscous made of cauliflower and broccoli was also something very different, but delicious. The flavor was earthy and spicy. Dessert was probably my favorite course, as I indulged in vanilla ice cream sandwiched between hazelnut biscuits with roasted hazelnuts and hazelnut chocolate cream, while his dulce de leche ice cream with chocolate covered nuts looked just as spectacular.

We had a great experience here. The food was delicious and the service was excellent. We highly…read morerecommend this restaurant. Good for small to medium size groups.

This Japanese/Chinese restaurant is the same as Fuji restaurant that I write a review before. It's…read morea franchise but lately I like to come to this branch more. I used to go to Fuji a lot but it's always packed and the service is not as good as here. Here is a bit far from the center. Though it's located near the new commercial center. The food is great based on the price comparing to the quality. They offer buffet and lunch menu. It's not the best Japanese place in town, but it's good if you want to eat lots of salmon sashimi and other sushis. They're not bad at all. Also, it's good for groups and family, because everyone can just order whatever they like. They've got quite a big variety of food.

Coming to Valencia, everyone wants to try the paella in the town that invented the dish. Learning…read morefrom the blogs, paella doesn't come cheap, at €14 per serving and minimum 2 orders. We made reservations for 8pm and we were the earliest in the restaurant in typical Spanish style. We got the Valencian paella and the "gentleman's" paella (Deboned seafood). They were two paellas that were completely different from each other in taste, but both worth a try. I like the classic one more mainly because I like rabbit and it has veges as well. Service was nice, though there does seem to be a different set Spanish menu that we saw the big Spanish party get, so may be work asking about if you want to try.

Great place to try local food. It has great service and selection of appetizers ( or as they call…read moreit "picaetas") and also wines. I recommend the "rulos de espinaca" and the "croquetas". As for the paellas, they are great and freshly made to order. Overall a great experience and really good service and food.