Food is absolutely amazing at Zeeshan!!! This is a must try, simple restaurant. No complexities or…read morefusions in the menu- keepin' it real. The dishes and their names are authentic and the owner was so kind! The service was great and very friendly and the ambiance was soft. We tried the fish pakoda and the kebabs and they were simply yum. Highly recommend this place!!!

Food was great. Biryani was awesome. Pakistani style food. Loved the saag . The owner gave us some…read moregood tips to travel around in Barcelona

awesome food and chai. all went very well. cheema saheb was very nice and took care of us. highly…read morerecommended and delicious desi food in Barcelona. Regards. Dr. T Khan

Surprisingly great Pakistani food filled with Pakistani dudes mowing the pollo a la brassa and…read morenaan. We picked up some take out (enough of the tapas already) and it was a great change of pace with fantastic food. We ended up getting the kofte, chicken, vegetable biryani and two naan (garlic and meat) for about 18€. The food was homemade, fresh and delicious. The meat naan which is completely new to me was delicious filled with ground beef and the meatballs so tender. A good amount of food for the money. We asked for medium spice and it was what I would call medium. Con: it did take about 45 minutes to get the food. I'm not sure if they were out of something or what the hold up was, but damn that's a long time. I also saw a few people stroll in after us and get their food fairly quickly. Second, I can't guarantee the cleanliness of the place. The very nice owner was definitely coughing up a lung and then handed us the bag, let's just hope he wasn't handling any of the food. I mean this happens everywhere, but I was watching it go down for 45 minutes so that's why I bring it up. Overall, if you're looking for non-Spanish food which is kind of hard to find, surprisingly in BCN, this spot is super authentic Pakistani, cheap and delicious. Cash only! They also changed their name to Village Spice or along those lines!

LalQila is a cozy gem just a block off the main shopping street near the Renaissance Barcelona. It…read moreserves up warm, home-style Punjabi cooking with the heart of a Catalan abuela -- comforting, soulful, and full of flavor. We had chole with rice, dal makhani, and two fresh naans -- everything tasted like it came straight from a family kitchen. Simple, hearty, and way more affordable than the fancier spots nearby. The girl who took care of us was incredibly kind and guest-focused -- truly exceptional service that made us feel right at home. If you're craving honest, flavorful food that warms you up from the inside, this place is a must-try. Mention this review for extra free smiles

I have tried the food at this restaurant and honestly the place is supper clean, the food was so…read moretasty and very healthy looking food! I give them 9.5/10 Would I try it again? Absolutely Highly recommended!

Quimet y Quimet was closed and I didn't want to end up and any old tapas place. So a quick search…read morerevealed Shalimar just a short walk away in Raval, and it didn't disappoint. I shared the dal, chicken tikka tandoori-style, and the mutton biryani with my date, all of which were wonderful. Rich sauces, not too greasy, and the spiciness was just right. I liked that the biryani was served with nuts on top--you don't often find that in the states. I'm from an area (central New Jersey) which has a lot of quality Asian sub-continent food, so this was a very pleasant surprise indeed. The meal was very affordable, too. €24 for all those dishes and three beers. Definitely recommended.

Wow. While in Raval with a friend we decided to have dinner, and while looking for an Indian…read morerestaurant we came upon this gem. The food here is superb. Like really really superb, like best Indian/Pakistani place that I've tried in Barcelona superb. We ordered Naan, Chicken Tikka Masala Tandoori, some saffron rice, and a vegetable dish, and the Chicken Tikka immediately rose to the top 5 that I've tried in recent memory. The service was really good. Everyone was helpful and the food came relatively quickly. Nice place, generally small restaurant, but not tiny either, and nice decorations. The prices are good, ranging from around 4 euros per plate to around 9/10. Rations are good. Would recommend 100% going back. Love.

Great food, had your basic döner kebab but it hit the spot. If you like the spicy sauce theirs…read morehits! Guys were quick, polite and efficient not to mention helpful. Not a bad meal when rolling solo in the city. Side note, I hit another kebab shop the next day and theirs fell well short of Bismillah. So much more flavor here, enjoy!

Late night snack at Bismillah Raval Kebabish! This is a hole-in-the-wall spot, but crowded. at…read more9:30 pm. I ordered a shish kebab and a salad. It comes with freshly made pita bread! There's a machine cranking them out, so you know it's gonna be good. I got this to go and didn't snap a shot, but it was delicious! The meat was tender, seasoned well with a bit of a kick, yet not salty. There was a nice yogurt sauce that was a dressing for both the meat and salad. And the pita bread had a great chew to it. And this only costed €5.50! What a deal and it hit the spot!

After my belly was quasi-satisfied with tapas (if your interested read my yelp on Cerverceria), I…read morefelt the need to venture on to new foods that we Americans don't get to eat...so here I am. Just down the street, is this little place, a hole in the wall. I had the lamb doner and then the chicken doner. Man oh man, talk about some'n different. Mmmmm Mmmmm! A doner is like the gyro to the Greeks. Flatbread filled with meat and condiments rolled up. Not bad!! You may wanna try it!!! Enjoy!!!

This restaurant was by far the best Indian / pakistani restaurant I have ever eaten at. An I have…read moretried major restaurants in Chicago, Atlanta, Houston, and Toronto. The atmosphere was so professional, yet with an Indian touch. It was a four course meal and everything tasted delicious. It was pricey though but it was worth it to try at least once if not several times a month.

They make some great Indian food- just think that it is over priced. $2.50 Euro's a naan or paratha…read moreis quite a lot. Especially when they are selling wraps with meet for $4 euro's. However I had a craving for Indian food in Barcelona and this more than delivered. The raita was fresh and thick and my Karahi Chicken was flavorful.

Spanish Food is not very vegetarian friendly. So after eating vegetarian paella, and Spanish tapas…read morefor a few days, we wanted to eat a filling meal. As we were walking around Las Ramblas, we came across this restaurant. The guy outside spoke to us in Hindi and asked us to come in. Its a two-floor restaurant, nothing fancy at all. We sat upstairs and ordered the following: - Papad: pretty good - Onion Bhajiya: decent - Tadka Daal: Delicious - Bhindi (Okra): Delicious - Paneer: Very good Overall, we were very happy with the food. The service was good too (although, everything is a bit slow in Barcelona). We were very happy after a full meal at this restaurant. Thumbs up from me!!