I walked by yesterday evening and they weren't open for dinner. Decided to try the spicy ramen…read morehalf size and the pork gyozas. There was only one server and there were 4 tables outside and 2 tables inside and 3 of us sitting at the counter. Now waiting for my lunch!. The ambiance has a feel of a Japanese restaurant in the U.S. cost for half ramen is 9 euros and gyozas is 7.90euros

Good not great ramen, but for Spain dtsndards, probably great. The noodles were a tad overcooked,…read morethe karaage chicken was a bit too large ( slicing them a bit thinner would solve this), the broth wasn't anything standout, but acceptable and the egg was a bit too cooked, just a hair, and if it was meant to be a soy egg, it could stand to marinate a bit longer. I'd recommend especially because it's not like there are any real alternatives. Not bad.

A hole in the wall vibe, with bench seating perfect for a quick, delicious meal. You're right in…read morethe action as you can watch the very friendly staff prepare your food fresh. Watch the flames come off the wok and be served noodles piping hot! Although not an authentic Thai experience, it's a close imitation that will fill your desire for decent Thai food. Ekkamai Noodles: very saucy and flavorful. There were crunchy onions on top which are AMAZING. It was the perfect texture complement to the soft noodles and sauce. The shrimp and chicken combo was delicious, and with so many colorful vegetables inside, it was beautiful just to look at. Ensalada with chicken, mango, assorted vegetables with peanut sauce dressing: I LOVED the black sesame as garnish. It added the perfect Asian flavor to the salad. The peanut sauce tasted a little weird, and the fact that it came in a plastic container that was microwaved in front of me didn't do much to inspire confidence.

A hidden gem in granada. This place is very small, but don't let that scare you away. This place…read morehas delicious food (noodles/rice/soups) for a low price. You can park nearby at the public parking next to the police station. The staff should take a few English lessons to accomodate the tourists better, but you can easioy order by pointing to the different meals on the menu. Really a great place. I wish there was something like this in my hometown.

Not good but I liked the service, they tried. I wish the curry had more spice, flavor, and veggies…read more Perhaps potato or something? I can't expect much since it's Spain but I was really craving Asian style food and this place didn't deliver. They have a nice atmosphere with cute decor and a variety of drinks which is nice. I think their popular items are all noodle dishes.

Ramen was better than an Asian's expectation. Service was friendly and nice…read more Right at City center and easy to find. A good hangout place for young people.

It's not very authentic Japanese food. The cooks are not Japanese. Salmon and tuna are not very…read morefresh. A mico soup costs 4.5 euro and it's a small one for one person. Won't come again.

I'm going to start by the things I liked about this restaurant. The service was fast and the…read morepersonnel was attentive and courteous. The restaurant is spacious and clean and not as loud as many all-you-can-eat restaurants usually are. However, the menu is somehow limited. There are not many dishes to choose from and you have to pay an extra for all the good things. I would have liked a more thorough description of each plate. My boyfriend is allergic to seafood and it was hard to tell by the pictures which dishes contained seafood and which ones didn't. The quality of the food was good, but not great.

I was strolling around in the old town of Malaga and around lunchtime I saw the sign 'libre buffet'…read morein front of Arigato - so I went inside and upstairs and there I was welcomed by a young chinese/japanese (I am not able to distinguish anyway)... I got a table near the windows - the waitress told me it would be cooler there, which i was glad for... I was also told that there was no buffet, but I could order everything from the menu for one price - 'great', I thoght - and yes, it absolutely was! The menu had little pictures on it - makes sense if you don't know some of the names of the dishes, and some dishes can only be ordered in the evening and weekend, when the price is also higher ... You can get five different dishes per order, and the dishes are sized smaller so you can try more ;). The waitress also told me that you have to eat up everything, otherwise you have to pay a fee... Because I was hungry I had the chance to try a lot (see pictures) and I think it was delicious! A very fresh and tasty salad, good (and lots of different) sushi/maki, fresh grilled meat, fried rice or noodels with vegetables/meat/prawns, and a lot more! For dessert there are only three options (fruit salad, green tea/vanilla ice cream or grean tea flan) which was a little bit too little for me - but you can easily get a nice ice cream in the area around, because the location is good... I also visited the bathroom which was spacy and clean, so also a plus here! The next time I stay in Malaga I want to come back!

This is an expensive Japanese restaurant in Malaga. Fixed menu is priced around 100€. I ordered a…read morela carte according to my preferences (normally skip the deserts for Asian food). Food is excellent. €95 bill with sake made me so comfortable and full. In general, I spent €20-30 for a meal in Malaga. This is way above the average but worth it if you are craving for Asian food.

Yep, an excellent place to satisfy your sushi and sashimi craving. The chefs are knowledgeable,…read moreprofessional, and funny. View of the old town was gorgeous but late afternoon the sun is beating down the patio. There's a set menu for €95 but didn't seem a good value so we opted a la carte. Shrimp Tempura was correct, batter was light and airy. Gyoza was well prepared with crunch. The real good stuff is the Toro, Eel with Foie Gras and Black Truffle shavings. I then spied a Tiger Prawn in the back and they proceeded to prepare it just by a quick steam bath then served rare. Amazing. Crew was warm and friendly, located perfectly

My co-workers and I came in here after a long day at the local convention we were attending. It is…read morelocated in a touristy area that has a lot of people, but it stood out as a place we all wanted to go and try out when we saw the menu. It is sort of an open air environment, even inside because there is not much bad weather in Malaga. We sat at a comfortable table with chairs and a couch on one side. For non-Spainish speakers, the staff was pretty good at catching what I wanted to order. For my drink I chose a gin & tonic (G&T) with the local gin, Larios, which was excellent. The server was my kind of pourer when he came to the table with a large goblet of ice and then proceeded to just pour until I said stop, then finished it off with the tonic. For food we chose to get a cheese platter to share with local cheeses (not to be missed are the cheeses in this region of Spain). Then for my primary dishes I got a shredded beef taco (5.5 Euro) and my new favorite which YOU HAVE TO TRY, chunky fried potatoes with a morita chili aioli sauce (5 Euro)....OMG....I had this dish twice in Malaga at two locations and it is sooooo good. I would definitely recommend this place to go for tapas and drinks.

From the owner: Bendito es el gastro-lounge situado en la planta baja del Málaga Premium Hotel del que no querrás…read moreirte. Con un ambiente cosmopolita y moderno que se adapta a cualquier hora del día, es ideal para encuentros after-work o una charla animada con tus amigos. ¡Ven y vive la experiencia Premium! Bendito is the gastro-lounge on the ground floor of Málaga Premium Hotel that you won't want to leave. With trendy atmosphere that adapts to any time of the day, It´s ideal for after-work or meet friends. Come and live the Premium experience!

Decent Asian food with one of the most extensive menus I've every seen, serving both Japanese and…read moreKorean food. Lots of choices, pictures of the food to help. Downside is that the food was kind of cold, no banchan or iron pot with the bibimbap and the staff didn't know English but were otherwise very polite and helpful. The kimchi, tofu salad and miso soup was nice. Having lived in Japan and eaten both Japanese and Korean food in theirs respective countries as well as many places in the UK, this place is not exactly authentic. It does taste good but just different from what I've eaten before as far as Asian restaurants go. The restaurant is very very small with only a few seats but cozy and quick attentive service.

Small, intimate and delicious. Fantastic service and a menu that can suit everyone. Fresh and…read moreflavorful