An unpretentious haunt blending Chinese and Japanese flavours, loved for honest portions and fair pricing. The vibe is unfussy, attracting urban crowds for gyozas, sushi and steamy soups.

A discreet, well-regarded Japanese spot in the city centre, recommended for sushi lovers craving authenticity and value. Go for the sashimi, stay for the calm and genuine hospitality.

A Michelin-listed destination where chef Julio Zhang blends Chinese traditions with Spanish flair, delivering inventive tasting menus and artful presentations. Soy Kitchen is a luminous spot for anyon...

Little Dragon brings a pop of colour and warmth to Madrid’s Asian dining scene, offering playful takes on Chinese classics. Cosy seating and curated playlists keep the mood inviting and lively.

A small, no-frills venue that brings the burning heart of Sichuan to the city centre. Fiery spices, generous portions, and a cult local following — bring your appetite.

A tucked-away Chinese spot near Plaza de España that’s famous for comforting, authentic dim sum and Xi’an specialties at wallet-friendly prices. The kind of place where “cheap” doesn’t mean compromising on charm.