Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Barcelona

"This twin sibling of Shunka (which by the way is perhaps the best traditional sushi restaurant in Barcelona) is the first Japanese restaurant to have received a Michelin star in Spain.Why go?. The kitchen is stratospheric, but here the greatness comes from the nigiris: they come directly from the hands of Hideki Matsuhisa and reach your plate without alteration in temperature. It's a ceremony where the exact cut of fish is controlled along with the amount of rice and texture."

"Located in the emblematic Barrio Gòtic, Koy Shunka is the first restaurant in Barcelona to be awarded a Michelin star. Its chef and owner, Hideki Matsuhisa, is considered the Japanese Ferran Adrià for offering fresh ingredients in refined but, above all, very tasty dishes. It also offers the possibility of trying a tasting menu, which is a spectacle of oriental flavours."

"Unique in Barcelona as the only Michelin starred Japanese restaurant in the city, and one of few in Spain. Koy Shunka offers delicious Japanese cuisine, made with the freshest mediterranean ingredients. An unobstructed view of the kitchen means you get to see your meal prepared in front of you, another unique aspect of the restaurant."

"Ikibana is located on the Avinguda del Paral·lel in Barcelona. It is the most faithful representation of the gastronomic fusion between Japanese and Brazilian food, preparing exquisite dishes with high quality ingredients from both cultures. Brazilian, Dinner, Japanese, Lunch, Restaurant"

"Chefs Albert Adrià and Paco Méndez under the El Barri banner. An upmarket journey thought he flavours of Mexico inspired by the chefs’ travels in the country."

"One of Barcelona’s most famous clubs, Shôko, is another top choice for those who seek an unforgettable night out. Best described as an Asian-Mediterranean fusion restaurant by day and a wild party spot at night, it is often a typical haunt of celebrities visiting the city, including the likes of Coldplay and Madonna. It is also known for hosting after-parties and some of the most inspired themed shindigs on the Mediterranean coast."

"Shôko, right on Barceloneta’s seafront promenade, is a lounge club and restaurant decorated with glamorous Asian-influenced decor. The ambience is cosmopolitan and chic, but keep in mind that you’ll find more tourists than Barcelona locals here. Music is mostly hip-hop, commercial hits and DJ sets, but there are also different parties throughout the week – be sure to check out its website for upcoming events."

"Right next door, Shôko is a well-known hotspot among locals for its glamorous, themed nights. Not only that, but you won’t go hungry here either. This trendy Asian-inspired restaurant serves a range of fusion and Thai food, including an incredible selection of sushi not to be missed."

"An ever-expanding menu that covers some Spanish classics, some Japanese, and some fusion may sound confronting, but given that this restaurant had to take over its neighbour to expand you know that this is a destination worth visiting. Try one of everything and wash it down with one of the excellent local wines on the list."

"Here you will meet the owner John, who will take care of you, and you really will have a good time. He advices you and then tells the how you want to cook the food, and this is made less than a meter and a half far from you. This is a place where quality and cheap price are mixed together, try to see!"

"Ken Japanese restaurant Barcelona is small, but very authentic. Come and try their giant lobster and visit their website to see menu detailsRead More... Tagsjapanese, sushi, sarria area"

"Roots & Rolls is a vegan restaurant focused on a fusion of Asian/Japanese cuisine and the infinite world of veggies and spices. Plant-based sushi is the signature product. The menu also features delicious salads, coconut milk curry and Japanese Miso Ramen."

"Enjoy the cactus, palm trees, and roses hiking through the Mossen Costa Llobera Gardens. The best views of the city might be from the rides at Barcelona's Tibidabo amusement Park."

"Also on the Montjuïc hill, you can find Joan Brossa Gardens. This park is named after the Catalan poet. By the way; all parks on Montjïc are named after Catalan poets."

"Built as a private garden in the early 20th century, Tamarita Gardens is now a public garden where you can enjoy a peaceful day out. Designed by the architect and landscape Tuduri respecting the existing plant layouts, the garden is full of both decorative features such as sculptures, fountains and ornamental flower vases and nature at its best. Orange trees, lily turfs, silver limes, bamboo trees and many more welcomes you to enjoy a calming day in the garden while impressive architecture will give you a taste of nostalgia."

"Last but not least, Costa Dorada Restaurant descends from a long family tradition. The director and Chef of the restaurant, Joan Vidal y Bigaire creates his dishes with the savvy experience passing along from his family tradition. Opened in 1968, this restaurant was handed down by his grandfather, the famous Chef Albert Bigaire Paixò, and his grandmother ."

"This restaurant stands out because in its daily menu they always include a soup or cream simmered for three hours, and second courses that include seasonal vegetables. They want to serve healthy food as well as tasty and even seek to strengthen the immune system of customers. Sopa Barcelona - Carrer Provença, 330 | Carrer Roc Boronat, 114"

"Hours: Mon-Fri: 8am-9pm, Sat-Sun: 10am-5pmAddress: Roc Boronat, 114Phone: +34933095676Website: http://sopa.vg/en/. Food at this restaurant doesn’t only satisfy your taste buds; it’s designed to boost your immunological system. That’s the whole idea behind Sopa’s macrobiotic menus."

", this vegetarian, communal-table bio cafe is attached to one of the city’s top yoga schools, Mandira. As advocates of macrobiotic eating,"

"Nice place for a cafe or snack with welcoming intererior decorated in warm colours with low-level lightening. Big cafe menu, good service, affordable pric ...Read More..."

"If you are exploring the alleys of the Gracia district and enjoying shopping in the little ateliers so full of charm and personality, make sure to head at some point to the Plaça de la Revolució. In the number one you will find a simple looking ice cream parlor run by 2 Italian ladies, known to make the very best chocolate ice cream in Barcelona. Beware: in the summer there are long lines to get one!"