Restaurante Paipái

Restaurant · Nueva Espana

Restaurante Paipái

Restaurant · Nueva Espana

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Pl. del Perú, nº4, Chamartín, 28016 Madrid, Spain

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Asian fusion with creative dishes, half portions, and great wine  

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paipairestaurante.com
@paipai_madrid

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Pl. del Perú, nº4, Chamartín, 28016 Madrid, Spain Get directions

+34 913 48 67 88
paipairestaurante.com
@paipai_madrid

€30–40 · Menu

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"Paipái in Chamartín is a hole-in-one dining experience where everything is simply awesome—locals know it, and now you do, too. The buzzy ambiance doesn’t feel pretentious (though, you may even be here at the same time as a Spanish actor or basketball pro), there’s friendly service, a price-to-quality ratio that’s hard to find elsewhere in town, and a menu varied enough to satisfy the “I don’t do seafood or gluten” friends. Plus, having a great meal is always a guarantee. Spanish dishes have a touch of international flavors, like a crunchy egg set in a bed of potatoes parmentier and truffles, a Paipái maki with shrimp, Japanese mayo, and cornflakes, and a slow-cooked short rib drenched in Korean sweet and sour sauce. This place has one of the best wine lists in town, featuring small, family-owned wineries from regions like Mallorca, Sierra de Gredos, and offers Palomino Fino vermouth by the glass." - lori zaino

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PaiPái Review - Chamartin - Madrid - The Infatuation

"Paipái in Chamartín is a hole-in-one dining experience where everything is simply awesome—locals know it, and now you do, too. The buzzy ambiance doesn’t feel pretentious (though, you may even be here at the same time as a Spanish actor or basketball pro), there’s friendly service, a price-to-quality ratio that’s hard to find elsewhere in town, and a menu varied enough to satisfy the “I don’t do seafood or gluten” friends. Plus, having a great meal is always a guarantee. Spanish dishes have a touch of international flavors, like a crunchy egg set in a bed of potatoes parmentier and truffles, a Paipái maki with shrimp, Japanese mayo, and cornflakes, and a slow-cooked short rib drenched in Korean sweet and sour sauce. This place has one of the better wine lists in town, featuring options beyond the typical Rioja/Ribera circle. It includes selections from small, family-owned wineries in lesser-known regions like Mallorca, Sierra de Gredos in Madrid, and offers Palomino Fino vermouth by the glass." - Lori Zaino

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Sam Parino

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This place is amazing!!! Every bite is better than the last. The tacos to die for. The small bites were out of this world. Amazing Spanish food with some Asian inspiration added in. I wish we had appetite to try everything on the menu. And my wife and I had five dishes and wine for $75 euro total!

Romina Kaboorani

Google
Absolutely good! I highly recommend this restaurant, and you need to try all tacos and also suchi and makis are great and delicious. You have the posibility to choose one from each to try all. Book it in advance and select the prior salon.

Gam Shot

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Conveniently located in nueva españa, this large asian fusion restaurant is nicely decorated and popular with young and not so young crowds. Food is very good, especially the slow cooked right off the bone ribs. Some dishes are glazed with too many sauced but overall its a good pick for a romantic or a friends dinner

Claudia Serafim

Google
Amazing experience. Fusion, creative cuisine with good ingredients and unexpected combinations. Most of the dishes have half portions available. Service was attentive. Average prices.

Yorkys Alejandra Julca

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I was taken to this nice restaurant to celebrate my birthday and it was 100% my match as I loved everything about it; an asian fusion restaurant beautifully decorated with a good variety in their menu, but I must highlight their bao’s 🤤. The desserts and wine selection were also very good and the service was excellent. I’m dying to come back soon :). I recommend it 👌🏼

Mónica Trilho

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I'd describe this restaurant as a gastronomic experience. There's so many different options in the menu that you'll be delighted to try any of them! We had nigiris, cubana, octupus salad (the star of the meal! Amazing: freshness, texture and creamy in just one spoon), huevos a baja temperatura (this one is more risky, it's a whole egg fried with bread on its outside and served in bed of creamy potatoes/cheese/truffle/, something that I could not really identify. You're supposed to slice the egg and mixed it all very well and then serve it). We also ordered both baos from the menu.

Cherr Termite

Google
So good here, tasty food not far from center and staff was fast. I really love the fusion they did. It is amazing, I recommend!!

Zoya Gai

Google
The best thing we had were the olives. We were so disappointed by the service and food - and that’s after listening to their recommendations on their star dishes. We had the hamachi ceviche, paipai maki, shoa mai and masaman bao. We only finished the bao. The rest was heavy, unbalanced and not worth eating a bite of. I had such high hopes for this place (was hoping for something like latasia) and was so disappointed. I can only hope we went on a off night but there was nothing at all redeeming to want to come back.