Barcelona’s cuisine is famous for its traditional Spanish and Catalan fare and its ability to channel the city’s creative energy and infuse modern techniques into its food scene. Being such an international city, Barcelona boasts eateries from all different ethnicities. With such a large Middle Eastern and Asian immigrant community, it’s no wonder that there are tons of outstanding Asian restaurants all over Barcelona.
A traditional Japanese tea house, the Akashi Gallery in L’Eixample combines the ancient customs of Japanese tea-drinking with the modern desire to join food and art into one shared experience. A tranquil and relaxed environment, Akashi is the perfect place to step back from the fast-paced city life and enjoy a cup of tea and authentic Japanese food as if it were in Tokyo and not Barcelona.
For a more upscale experience, the famous nightclub Shoko is actually a restaurant by trade. With Chinese, Vietnamese, and Japanese options on the impressive menu to go along with their equally impressive DJ lineups, an entire night can be spent at Shoko for food, drinks, and dancing.
Lovers of Asian cuisine should definitely feel confident eating in the city as there is an assortment of delicious and affordable Barcelona Asian restaurants all over.