There are a lot of reviews on this restaurant already and they are very mixed! After reading a few and visiting their website we decided to give it a go anyway as the menu looked good. First impressions were the restaurant itself was very nice and the interior is very stylish and sleek. We had the seasweed, vegetables and Chicken... More

While this restaurant has a few pluses like a nice, contemporary design and a lively atmosphere, it doesn't live up to its hype. The bottom line is that the food...asian tapas and sushi...is quite average and overpriced. Despite this, the restaurant because of its hype, is busy. The service was not sufficient to be very attentive. As a side note,... More

Superb quirky decor inside. Tables outside. Good value. Eat as much or as little as you like. we had wine and shared a few tapas for 19 Euros each.

Wonderful atmosphere, excellent fresh Japanese/fushion food, made in an open kitchen. Very reasonable prices. The restaurant exepts no reservations, but waiting times are quite short. You can have a drink first at the Oyster and Champain Bar at the entrance. Do avoid Tragaluz, the restaurant on the 2nd floor, a total rip-off: almost no food on your plate at exorbitant... More

We ended up in El Japones by accident. We originally had reservations at El Tragaluz but after being seated, we waited 30 minutes for our waiter come and bring the menus, something that never happened. All waiters ignored us so we got up and left. El Japones was nearby so we decided to eat here instead, not knowing it was... More

We were guided here from a guide book, and it was crowdy so we had to wait half an hour for the table. It is possible to get a private table, but you could also end up being put in between some other guest. Good if you are out to make friends, bad if you want sushi with a romantic... More