SO GOOD. Sushi was so fresh. We got seaweed salad, 2 ramens, 2 sushi sets, a sushi bowl, and 2…read moreextra fancy sushi. Literally hidden gem it was in the basement of a local market.

This was definitely one of the best sushi places I've ever been to. I would say top three in my…read moreentire life.

Having been to over 10 different Ramen and sushi restaurants all around Madrid, I was giving up…read morehope on finding anywhere that had food comparable to the quality that I was accustomed to back home in Hawaii. This place raised the bar! Excellent service, with every dish better than the last. I recommend the Ramen, gyoza, miso soup and also the green tea/Mochi/shave ice dessert! Fantastic flavor, great portion sizes and very nice staff and ambiance! I highly recommend it, you won't find it disappointing in the least!

Authentic Japanese with many choices that only Japanese people know and love. E.g. Chawanmushi…read more Shoyu Ramen very tasty. Ebi tempura crisp and not greasy at all. Taiyaki a bit over toasted. Sushi not quite five star. Overall a satisfying experience.

During a short stay in Madrid, we came in here for an early lunch. Overall the food was solid…read morealthough there weren't any real standout dishes. Picked this place because I liked the idea of a Japanese twist on tapas, which I think is exactly what this was. They had a great selection of unique Japanese cervezas and many intriguing items on the menu so I was satisfied in that respect. My favorite thing here was probably the Yakisoba in "pad thai" sauce (which was more like a very sour, bitter generic Asian sauce). Although the ramen noodles they served with were uncooked, the warmth and spiciness of this dish hit the spot. We also got the tuna katsu which was pretty bland, the wagyu skewer which tasted too vinegary, and the chicken skewer which was covered in a sour guacamole/pico de gallo-like spread. The chicken skewer was pretty good. For dessert we didn't papaya tart with yuzu sorbet, which was delicious. The service was attentive and very helpful in guiding us through the menu in English. The waiter did not seem to acknowledge my spouse throughout the course of the meal though, which seemed strange (e.g. didn't offer to refill her water glass). Overall I thought the food was good quality and it's a solid place to grab a bite, but nothing was really memorable and I think there are better options in the area.

Good food. Slow service. Serving staff all wear "top gun" style olive jumpers. Never saw a drink…read moremenu. The sake that came was a nice filtered cold sake. The tempura shiitake portion was very big for an appetizer. The grilled scallops entree was too small.

If you ever find yourself craving authentic Japanese food in Madrid, you must make a visit to…read moreMiyama! Service was extremely attentive from the moment we walked into the restaurant. Sashimi was very fresh and the nigiri and maki rolls were carefully prepared. Lunch sets were a fantastic deal as well - 24 euros for a starter, entree, drink, and ice cream. Highly recommended if you are looking for a nice sushi joint in Madrid!

Delicious, fresh fish!! Been craving sushi for the longest time since I've been here and this place…read moredid not disappoint. Serving size is a little smaller than what I'm used to in the states but it was very delicious. Be ready to spend money because this place is also on the pricey side!

Excellent food, Great Service. What else can you ask for? This place is beyond our expectation in…read morefood & service. We will definitely come back if we visit this area again.

My family and I came here for dinner and we had several Korean dishes and they are very delicious…read more I liked the food here so much, I came back with my colleagues the very next day for the team dinner and everyone seemed to be happy with their sushi and a few other Korean dishes I ordered for them. The waitresses were very knowledgeable and the overall ambience is pleasant

What a wonderful experience. They have a rather large menu with pictures and a variety of options,…read morebut certainly you will find something to please. We only had sushi. The fish was of the finest quality, extremely flavorful, and beautifully presented. The service is outstanding. The interior of the restaurant is not very large but they have created space between the tables. It has modern Japanese decor that lends to an upscale dining experience. The prices are very reasonable considering the quality of the food. I wholeheartedly recommend this restaurant.

Rarely write reviews. Only for places that are stellar or such shit I have to warn others. This…read moreplace is a gem. This is five star place in Madrid. Outside of the Michelin restaurants serving sushi this is it. The pacing of food is perfect. The servers are attentive but not aggressive. Wide variety of world class variety of sushi and various other Japanese cuisines. Been here four times now and have yet to have anything outside of a perfect meal. My to go to place for sushi in Madrid (and there are around 50-60 places to go for sushi in Madrid). Worth it.

L'Artisan Furansu Kitchen is an unexpected find in the culinary landscape of Madrid, as it reaches…read morean intersection between Japanese cooking techniques and contemporary French dishes. With a mission to showcase the harmonious relationship between the two cuisines, L'artisan Furansu Kitchen creates a unique menu each weekday, relative to the goods available in the market. This ensures each dish is always at its freshest and crafted using the finest ingredients possible. With three different dining areas to choose from, including the intimate castiza for date nights, and the bar area which serves European and Japanese cocktails and libations, my friend and I opted for the room which allowed us to see our food being prepared in the kitchen. Exciting to watch the chef's in action as they prepared our lunch, and our server was helpful in explaining the menu and the dining options. We shared a starter of mackerel tartare, with green onion, ginger and aubergine caviar. I hadn't tasted anything like this before, and it was a great way to set the tone of our lunch. The subtle flavors of ginger and green onion perfectly reflected the Japanese influence. The soft pork belly was slow cooked for 12 hours, and the sweet soy sauce complimented the tender meat. My friend ordered the oven-roasted butterfish, marinated in saikyo miso and she couldn't stop raving about it. I enjoyed a rack of lamb served with yucca fritters. The yucca fritters were something completely new and exciting, and a great take on a root vegetable. The lamb was meaty, juicy, and just right. Dessert included rhubarb crumble with custard cream and green tea ice cream with mochi and dorayaki. We couldn't decide which we liked better, because both were so delicious, so we just shared them and ate both! L'artisan Furansu Kitchen is not culinary fusion, but a symphony of flavors from two important cuisines.

Their menu apparently changes a lot, nevertheless it's suuuuper tasty! Not to mention a very…read morefriendly and family like staff. I will definitely be marking this in my favorites.

Surprisingly good Japanese fare in the heart of the city…read more Service is super attentive and everything tastes fresh. I have a problem with seaweed in this city as it's not very fresh, but this place offers a little crunch to theirs that lends itself well to their rolls. Plus, fish is fresh. The UNI DON is totally worth it despite the high price point. YUM!

After eating tons of tapas all over Spain, it was a grateful break to enjoy some sushi at this…read moresuper friendly restaurant. Friendly service and picture menus really helped us get to their great food quickly. Noodles, rice and fish were all as expected and well seasoned. Easy to find and also seemed to do a booming delivery business. Check them out!

Asian Kaiten is the best place to go after some shopping in 'La Gavia'. This restaurant has an…read moreall-you-can-eat formula for about €10-14 euro, depending on which day and time you will come. The first thing that will catch your eyes when you walk into Asian Kaiten is the conveyor belt with a great variety of sushi. In the back of the restaurant is a buffet with different home made dishes and even some desserts. The food is pretty good, especially for this price range.