I was literally craving for Chinese, and this hit the spot! Although more expensive than what I had…read morein mind, but because it served my need and filled my craving without needing to fly to China, I was definitely greatfull for finding this restaurant

Amazing Chinese restaurant. Prime location right next to Dali's museum. Excellent food and service…read more We'll come back soon! Thanks.

This is a restaurant in a mall. Expectations were not high and they were met. Service took forever…read moreeven though the place was empty (see image). The ambience is fine for food court restaurant. But when the food arrived it was, well, ok. Edible, nice, crispy chicken and bland sauce. Not worth the price or the wait. That dish should be under €10 and take under 10 minutes to make. Won't go again.

What a great and unexpected experience with a unique Indonesian flavor. Go for it you will not…read moreregret.

Stopped in for a couple yakitori sticks a few days ago and a green pepper chicken plate. Was super…read moreyummy. The next day we came back and I gave their Thun Royal a try. Woah. Perfecto sushi. So tasty. Wife had green curry chicken. Was so perfect. What a surprise! Had a special grilled squid plate that blew me away. Also one of the best Papaya Salads we've ever had. Too often the papaya salad at most thai places is way off. Not here. It's so tasty. Thank you. These folks are Cambodian. They cook great Thai, Japanese, Cambodian, Vietnamese. We asked for spicy and they delivered big time. Even gave us directions to an asian market that sells spicy chilis in nearby Perpignan. We are talking about going back a third time. They are from Paris, but they've been here two years. The area doesn't have much to offer mostly Crepe shops. Great to see these folks making yummy food here. If you like spicy. Ask for freshly sliced red chilis in fish sauce. Loved it. Going back for sure.

This family-run Vietnamese-Chinese restaurant was a godsend on Monday night as we searched for a…read moresoothing dinner at 10pm after a long day of travel. It's a simple, no-frills neighborhood kind of place with an extensive but affordable menu, delicious food, and best of all, a real neighborhood and familial atmosphere. The father of the family took our orders while his daughter, standing less than 2 feet tall and looking to be about 4 years old, did her best to help by carefully wiping the one edge of our table that she could reach on her tiptoes. Later, she entertained us by playing dress-up with her friend, the son of a couple dining at the kebab place next door. I had a bowl of pho, which was great spicy broth, meatballs, and generous, tender slices of beef still pink at the center. A few more herbs and some bean sprouts would have been nice, but other than that, I was perfectly happy. The beer selection is also a nice touch to go with the food, they have one Chinese and one Vietnamese beer, as well as a Thai selection. My friend had sliced duck, which came with onions and vegetables in a hot foil packet. We were both delighted with the place and I can only recommend it!

Great Restaurant! Our waiter was the owner and he gave us great service , the food was delicious,…read morethey have a special for a set price you get appetizer, entree and dessert, my husband had the grilled eggplant and red peepers with anchovies, I had the mussels in white whine , for the entree the hubby had the whole fish (dorado) perfectly cooked, and I had the grilled gambas (langostinos) so good and dessert was delicious and to top it off he offered us "un chupito" an after dinner liquor , I can't say enough about this place , although it is a block or two from the water it is worth it to go into the little streets.

Hungry after visiting the Dali Museum, we searched for a place to eat. I saw this place on google…read moremaps with some good reviews and the few reviews on Yelp concurred, so we decided to go for it. Boy, were we glad we did. Aside from warm and friendly service, each dish was presented with a thoughtful, artistic touch. The restaurant itself was petite but the clean lines and laid back vibe evoked a design aesthetic that permeated through decor and dishes. Everything was perfectly cooked. The tenderness of the pork and freshness of the vegetables, fish and seafood spoke volumes of the cooking technique as well as emphasis on local and seasonal ingredients. If I had one knock it would be the paella was slightly too salty, but aside from that, bravo! We didn't have time to try desserts but if we ever come back to Figueres would love to visit this place again.

Surreal! Not only was the food a work of art, the flavors were something all-together new…read more Service was phenomenal. Do not miss this restaurant if you are in the area!

Such a delight! The food was spectacular and delicious! The view is lovely! We got the goat…read morecheese salad and the Iberian pork secreto!

It doesn't get any better than this. See the Dali Casa and come here for lunch. The beer is cold…read moreand the octopus and fresh olives are delicious.

We came here for lunch and dinner. It was probably the best seafood we had while in Cadeques…read more(perhaps because there were a few restaurants we could not get into that were highly recommended). The service is very good with the wait staff very attentive. My wife raved about the grilled seafood platter. This place should be on the list if you are in Cadeques.

We wandered aimlessly through the old cobblestone neighborhoods of Cadaqués looking for the…read morerestaurant that was recommended to us and finally got back to the waterfront grumpy and hungry. Using the tried and true "What spot has the most diners" criteria we ended up in Restaurant Sa Gambina. We started with some Cadaqués oysters on the half-shell (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/C5Jf8T7vkSGxxbRsXK59ZA?select=aNwId7yspOVeu8o22cCFwA). A lemon wedge was provided with no other sauces. They tasted fresh and briney. Arroz Negro (paella with squid ink) was our entree (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/C5Jf8T7vkSGxxbRsXK59ZA?select=zYuKnNr0QuGVh6N2l1GtzA) and was chock full of nicely cooked seafood. It was one of the few paellas we had in Spain with a nice socarrat (the carmelized crusty rice on the bottom of the paella pan). Food was very good. Service was rather indifferent. I saw that Trip Advisor reviews rip this place. Most of the reviews are from after we were there so maybe we got lucky, it's gone downhill, or we have no taste for Spanish food.