La Pagoda

Asian fusion restaurant · Nueva Espana ·

La Pagoda

Asian fusion restaurant · Nueva Espana ·

Korean tacos, sushi, Pad Thai, & creative Asian dishes

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C. de Félix Boix, 7, Chamartín, 28036 Madrid, Spain Get directions

€20–30

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At Mexico City’s Cafes Chinos, Chilaquiles and Chop Suey at 2 a.m. | Eater

"A long-standing, historic diner on Avenida 5 de Mayo that exemplifies the early Chinese-immigrant cafes chinos model—serving homestyle plates and cheap coffee in a diner-like setting—and is noted as one of the better-known establishments from that era still linked to Chinese-Mexican proprietors." - Lydia Carey

https://www.eater.com/22865981/cafe-chinos-chinese-immigration-mexico-city

La Pagoda

Danielle M.

Google

We had a lovely dinner at La Pagoda ❤️ We highly recommend their cocktails, i loved their Piña colada. Our favorite dishes were La Pagoda roll, popcorn shrimps and cantonese fried rice. Dont miss out on their cheesecake brûlée!! Shoutout to their friendly staff, especially, Frinces. She made the experience extra special.

Charles

Google

Ordered today for the second time on Glovo, as I liked the food the first time. Unfortunately, there was a piece of metallic wire inside my noodles. And to top it off, there was a huge fishbone in my maki.

Jay P.

Google

Excellent like always. We go every year for mo wife's Birthday and every year it's an amazing experience. The staff is super kind and helpful and the food is the best you will have. MUST TRY Korean tacos See you next year!

Daniela R.

Google

Very nice little restaurant in Cuzco for a quick lunch. My friend and I were wanting to eat Pad Thai for weeks and this one didn’t disappointed! The flavor was amazing and the service was very fast! We were just sad that they didn’t have a menu del dia like most restaurants nearby.

Charlotte H.

Google

Not a fan of Asian food at all, but waiter was really helpful, and food we chose was wonderful. Waiter really friendly, just the right amount of chat. Fantastic mojitos... definitely recommend the mojito, the only thing I wasn't sure of were the glass doors on the bathrooms, it didn't feel private enough.

Steve C.

Google

Went for lunch menu. Had the bento box, pretty good. Ingredients were fresh and presentation was appropriate. Nice decor, friendly staff👍🏽

Ximena R.

Google

Beautiful and warm place, excellent staff and wonderful and delicious food! Our first time here. Definetly we will come back. Gracias y enhorabuena Eva!

Isis L.

Google

Great food and atmosphere. A good selection of Asian food, creative and nicely prepared. We loved the Crab Rangoon! Staff was friendly, service efficient. We’ll be back for sure

Pedro A.

Yelp

La Pagoda is probably one of the nicest restaurants I have been in Madrid. The food was great (we had Vietnamese rolls and the salmon poke bowl), the wine was great and the dessert was great. The staff is very friendly, and the atmosphere is lovely. Will definitely come back on my next trip to Madrid.

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391,688 Postcards · 10,991 Cities

At Mexico City’s Cafes Chinos, Chilaquiles and Chop Suey at 2 a.m. | Eater

https://www.eater.com/22865981/cafe-chinos-chinese-immigration-mexico-city

La Pagoda

Danielle M.

Google

Charles

Google

Jay P.

Google

Daniela R.

Google

Charlotte H.

Google

Steve C.

Google

Went for lunch menu. Had the bento box, pretty good. Ingredients were fresh and presentation was appropriate. Nice decor, friendly staff👍🏽

Ximena R.

Google

Beautiful and warm place, excellent staff and wonderful and delicious food! Our first time here. Definetly we will come back. Gracias y enhorabuena Eva!

Isis L.

Google

Great food and atmosphere. A good selection of Asian food, creative and nicely prepared. We loved the Crab Rangoon! Staff was friendly, service efficient. We’ll be back for sure

Pedro A.

Yelp

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