We ate at called now Nativo and we had a great food ambiance and service !…read moreThe price was very affordable Really great restaurant to keep in your agenda ! I recommend the place without hesitation ..

Might be Marbella's best restaurant. The staff were very…read morenice and helpful. The food was excellent. We had Salmon Teriyaki with mushrooms and Pan Fried Chicken. Our waiter recommended a fantastic white wine - Segrel.

My husband and I drove up to the restaurant, - just to see where it was. This was on a Sunday. We…read morewere invited in at the gate by the Maitre'd, David, was most welcoming. Ewald the owner and Chef (if I was in charge of awarding Michelin stars I would award the Chef 2*) introduced himself to us. From this point on we were transcended into a delightful and delectable lunch! The food is soooooooo good we were giddy with delight at the various delectable tastes. If we had actually been given a special invitation to the restaurant, we couldn't have been treated better or enjoyed our selves more. Other guests arrived whilst we ate and we couldn't but notice that they were also warmly welcomed and received the same special treatment. Highly recommended. Thank you Ewald, David and the team. We will be back to ensure your dream which has definitely been realized is sustained for many many years to come.

My family and I stopped at Mr. Noodle after a stroll through the marketplace. The lounge looked…read moreinviting, and despite the busy atmosphere, we were seated within a few minutes. Although it took a little time for our order to be taken, we reminded ourselves that we are in Spain and decided to relax. The food was absolutely delicious, and everyone enjoyed their dishes. We ordered a variety of items, and each one was very tasty. I highly recommend Mr. Noodle if you're in the mood for Asian cuisine!

I would give this place zero stars. Their sign out front says 100% GF and almost nothing on the…read moremenu is gluten free. For people that have an allergy this is extremely irritating. Please take this seriously.

Great service and food. Our go to restaurant. Requires a reservation. The sushi is hijghly…read morerecommended.

The presentation & the restaurant's table setting gives an impression of fine dining, well almost…read more The dishes are quite average & the menu lacks choices. The girl that waited our table that night had such attitude but not all of them were that way. The price range is higher than average & even though the ingredients feel fresh & of quality they haven't quite succeeded in making a finger licking good dish. I guess it is a lot nicer to sit there next to the fountain on a sunny day but we were there at christmas eve.

Good Asian place with friendly staff. Food is good and plenty. This place was recommended to us by…read morelocal Chinese as chef is really good. Also they are open on Sunday. Take away is also available.

There is this newly opened food court on Corte's top floor that is not exactly your average mall…read morefood court & its a bit on the higher side so we thought we try this Chinese restaurant. They have a menu with lots of options including big dimsum variety but I think one of the worst dishes on that menu was unfortunately what we ordered! Which was crispy noodle with the prawns. It was first time I was served noodles right out of the bag whiteout any boiling/ heating/ frying! And then on top the warm shrimp with the sauce & vegetable was served! Whatever you do, do NOT order this one! They have a popular dish ( the crispy duck) that was fairly good though. It's served with sauce, veg & pancake & you make your own wrap. It was interesting to try. The prices are really reasonable I must add. Staff? Not the friendliest I have seen!

The sushi is delicious and the atmosphere is great, but the low rating is due to the service…read more We got seated almost immediately at around 9 pm, which was great since it seemed packed! But after being seated, it took almost 30-45 minutes to get the menu and then another 30-45 minutes to have someone take our order. I'm also fairly certain they helped a table that arrived after us BEFORE helping us... When they finally came to take our order, they said their wifi was down, thus there was a delay in the orders and the kitchen. I understand things like that happen but to be informed that 30-45 minutes in is frustrating... anyway, so when the food finally comes, it's nicely plated and tasty! Now comes the bill. So we asked for the bill almost immediately after eating because it was starting to get cold (our table was outside since the ones inside were maxed out) and we were outside for long due to that delay. Yet it took another 30 minutes to get the bill... and we had to ask 3 different staff... that's just ridiculous. By the time we finally paid and left, I was basically frozen. I think this place may be good for take-out but certainly not dine-in.

Child friendly resteraunt and right on the paseo with all the play parks. Plus they have high…read morechairs Food was fast and sushi was well portioned. Loved the Udon noodles and would definitely be back.

Food was awesome but Anna at the beach bar was spectacular. She is so personable and remembered…read moreour names everyday. Tuna tacos and wagyu sliders were great. Wonderful setting.

If you're looking for a job as a bouncer or personal bodyguard, apply to Nobu Marbella for New…read moreYear's Eve. Access to the music platform is strictly restricted for Nobu guests. It is guarded by men in black, while the same band plays--simultaneously--for several neighboring restaurants. Dancing is prohibited for the first five hours. What is allowed is continuous acoustic bombardment from exhausted, second-hand loudspeakers. We were a group of sixteen friends, seated at separate wooden tables, placed back to back, with no real comfort or space. Chairs and backs rubbed constantly against guests from neighboring tables, creating a cramped, almost physical intimacy with strangers--hardly the setting one expects for a €550 New Year's Eve dinner. No tablecloths, cheap sticks and cutlery, and a layout that felt closer to crowd storage than hospitality. Conversation was impossible. Dancing was impossible. The music was too loud to talk over, too erratic to move to, and entirely indifferent to the people supposedly dining. The restroom experience deserves its own paragraph. Everything happens in individual cubicles, which explains the endless queues. Since women rarely enter alone--and men seem equally fond of company--the line appears to move but, in reality, never progresses. As for the food, the quality has already been discussed. What completes the picture is the combination of overpricing, crowd control, and staged exclusivity--a carefully choreographed rip-off wrapped in brand mythology and enforced by security. A New Year's Eve designed not for celebration, but for containment.