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Asiana
Asiana Review
Young chef Jaime Renedo surprises even the most jaded palates in this unique setting—his mother's Asian antiques furniture store, which used to be a ham-drying shed: seats are amid a Vietnamese bed, a life-size Buddha, and other merchandise for sale. Renedo brings to his job a contagious enthusiasm for cooking and experimentation as well as painstaking attention to detail, and the eclectic 16-dish fixed menu perfectly balances Spanish, East Asian, Peruvian, and Japanese cooking traditions. If you're willing to forfeit exclusiveness but want to indulge in a milder version of the chef's creations, try the adjacent and much more affordable Asiana Next Door.
- Address: Travesía de San Mateo 4, Chueca, Madrid, 28004 | Map It
- Phone: 91/310--4020; 91/310--0965
- Metro: Tribunal.
- Location: Chueca and Malasaña
Contact Information
- Reservations essential.
- Credit cards accepted.
- Closed Sun., Mon., and Aug. No lunch.
Restaurant Details
Member Reviews
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ny10033, from New York City
We enjoyed an absolutely extraordinary testing menu, as memorable a meal as we can ever recall.
We requested a no-smoking environment, and were offered a solitary table on the upstairs floor, which we gratefully accepted (as some other meals in Madrid were severely compromised by nearby cigars). We therefore not only enjoyed a spectacular meal, but also perfect service ... just for the two of us. Absolutely lovely.
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