Sushi restaurants in Barcelona
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Anonymous
| Please let me know if there is one you recommend. We will have two 16 year old girls with us. Thanks! |
Anonymous
| But why? |
Anonymous
| I’m heading to Tokyo soon - can anyone recommend a Spanish tapas restaurant? |
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Anonymous
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We actually had amazing sushi in Barcelona. I’m not sure why everyone is being snarky, they have more than one Michelin rated sushi restaurant
http://www.koyshunka.com/KoyShunka/esp_home.html |
Anonymous
Anonymous
No joke, but I had Italian food twice in Tokyo that was far better than anything I had in Italy. |
Anonymous
Then you picked really poorly when you were in Italy. |
Anonymous
| This is OP- we are in a town on the ocean, I am sure the sushi is great. We have approximately 20 other meals to enjoy Spanish food. Thanks to posters who helped! |
Anonymous
I still find this strange. What you seek is seafood - not every seaside location is a Mecca for sushi. |
Anonymous
You do know that none of that sushi will be locally caught fish, right? Anyway, Barcelona has a thriving restaurant scene, and I'm sure you'll find decent sushi there. I did not have sushi when I was three, but I can recommend another restaurant for your 20 other meals that might not be on your radar---it's small, welcoming, and the food is excellent: https://www.instagram.com/el_set_barcelona/?hl=en |
Anonymous
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The best food we had in Germany was Indian restaurants.
If you don't eat red meat, sushi in Barcelona seems like a good option. |
Anonymous
Lots of great Italian food in Tokyo. |
Anonymous
Nah. The Japanese just do everything better. They put everyone to shame even with their own cuisines. |
Anonymous
How do they feel about know it all Americans? |