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Very good service and delicious food, especially the Gyu Don.
The portions are really big I can't complain about that, but for my taste the food was missing salt. The yakisoba were okay but the rice with breaded pork it had almost no taste, there was no sauce just a bunch of onions... We also asked some sides like gyozas which they were good and also fried shrimps which they were 10€ and only 5 shrimps in there and the rest breaded vegetables to make it seem bigger.
Wonderful place, very authentic and loving owners. I happened to grab one of the magazines that were by the entry -free to read as long as you’re a customer- and the owner told me about how original they were, and man, it was so interesting. He was so kind! The food now, it was fantastic and the portions were very very generous. We were served fast and nicely. Pets are also allowed inside, which made it easier for me to find a cool place for both of us to relax and eat well. Really loved it here, I recommend it! :)
This has to be a restaurant in the list of legendary restaurants of the world that withstand the test of time. I came here as a child in 2002 and 20 years later everything taste the same, meaning delicious AF. Like, for instance the Karaage chicken must be a millenarian recipe recovered from a forgotten ruler’s imperial kitchen in a distant Asian land because it makes my eyes twirl backwards every time I eat it.
We tried the Ramen and it was amazing .. good portion size and yummy food in reasonable price … if you’re up for Ramen .. this is your go to place in Barcelona
Cheaters! Faking they dont know english and later I'm getting plate of noodles with 1 prawn for 6€! After noticing and begginh i got 6 more. I saw locals got bigger portion! Why the approach to non spanish people is so different and disrespectful! Quality is quite good but service covered it in very wrong way!
I ordered Cyasyu ramen. The soup taste is ok but the roasted pork on top has a funny taste and texture, more Chinese than Jp as I reckon. As the name ‘Chan’ implies, no wonder a lack of Japanese endeavor can be tasted! The place is also a bit shabby.