This is a great option for a business lunch. Quality of the sushi is good, but the price/quality…read moreratio is better than the average Madrid sushi joint. Our group always goes for the Menu Ejecutivo 2 which includes sushi, nigiri, tempura, teriyaki, and ice cream, and a asahi! Service is very friendly and dining room is clean and well styled.

come into the shop by chance but the taste was fantastic Asian style with elegance attitude and the…read morebest waitress is kind and willing to offer info

I am very surprised by the reviews here, as I really enjoyed the meal…read more We started with the Tom Yum, which is not as spicy as I would have liked, but had good flavor. There was enough for my husband and I both to have a couple of bowls. The second dish we got was the Gai Pad with egg. It was deliciously spicy, and one of my favorite meals I've had in Madrid. We were able to share one plate, so the entire meal was not very expensive. The service was very attentive, which is something that I value (and I've noticed, a very American thing.)

This is a fun little well-designed noodle house, and I wanted to love the food as much as I loved…read morethe decor, especially because we miss Southeast Asian food in southern Spain, and my goal when visiting Madrid was to experience those tastes again. The menu is diverse and looks fantastic, but ultimately the food was just ok. The Pho was particularly disappointing, with almost no herbs added at all, a high ratio of bean sprouts to noodles, and overcooked shrimp. If you are in the neighborhood, it may be a good spot for a quick meal, but I would not travel for it, especially if you are accustomed to good Thai/Vietnamese/Malaysian food.