Best places: Chinese restaurants in Ciutat Vella, Spain

👍👍 Craving for Asian hot food in the cold weather. Nice & authentic enough for an Asian. Prawn gyoza was good, ramen was nice, just a little bit salty, but still nice 😂

Everyday counter-serve stop for sushi boxes & wok-fried noodles, with take-out & limited seating.

🫤 Disclaimer, we're from San Francisco where Chinese food is typically pretty good so we know what good Chinese food tastes like. In summary, frozen dumplings, barely edible, pretty good service. Wouldn't come again. Read on for details. We found this place on Google maps and decided to come here si...

Ramen noodle bowls, fried gyoza dumplings & other Asian dishes at a brightly decorated cafe.

Compact counter-serve eatery with made-to-order stir-fries, including vegan & vegetarian options.

Compact counter-serve eatery with made-to-order stir-fries, including vegan & vegetarian options.

Handmade dumplings & other traditional Chinese bites served in an intimate, laid-back setting.

Compact counter-serve eatery with made-to-order stir-fries, including vegan & vegetarian options.

😐 The food is ok, kind of bland and oily. I ordered fried noodles with vegetables and chiken (finger for scale) 6,80€ After eating there i felt really sick for 2 days. I don't know if the food I ate here was the cause but it could be. I would much rather recomend you go to "Chen Ji" if you are lookin...

😠 Simply. 0.01/5 star. The gyoza was moldy. The staff didn't check it and it meant it was not fresh. It was so disgusting. After complaining they changed it with new one but my feeling was so angry. Unprofessional and not recommended.

Far Eastern seafood like sushi, lobster & crab legs, plus stir-fry dishes, all served buffet-style.