Yatai Market

Great Asian food hall with offerings to satisfy your craving. Walk up stalls from almost any Asian food type you could want. My son had an Asian food craving since he missed it while studying abroad in Spain and it didn't disappoint. You have choices including Asian Fusion, baos, Ramen, Korean (fried chicken, hot dogs, tteotbokki), Thai (pad see ew, pad thai, mango sticky rice), Japanese (sushi, donbori, katsu), Vietnamese (fresh spring rolls, pho), Filipino (chicken adobo, pancit, lumpia), Chinese rice or noodle stir fry, and a bar. I was hoping to eat at the BBQ spot but it was closed. Come with an empty stomach and try several options to satisfy your hunger. Ample seating to order then sit and wait for your food to be called with a buzzer and even servers to take your drink order.

The ambiance is amazing! When you arrive, it may look like a small restaurant from the outside, but once you step in, you’ll see that it’s actually quite spacious! They also have a wide variety of food options to choose from. The food is absolutely delicious. I especially loved the corndogs and jajangmyeon! We even got some freebies from Akma Korea, which was such a nice surprise. Thank you so much! The staff are super friendly, especially Monil! (you’re the best brother!) He was very attentive to our needs and even served us their special “Mai Thai” which was on the house and it was really good! We ended up ordering a few more. If you’re into strong yet sweet cocktails, you definitely have to try it. And the Mojito Four Seasons? Wow! I totally loved it! I’ll definitely be coming back! Highly recommended!

Cool food court offering a variety of different Asian foods, Korean and Japanese of course, and some Filipino offerings, lots of fusion dishes. Nice to have a wander and mix and match from different stalls. Overall everything was good. Cool interior with lots of Asian design elements, bigger than it first appears with some more stalls at the back.

Omg I'm in heaven! Asian street food with big bold flavours and great music. There's an assortment of food stalls, each with their own specialty: ramen, fried noodles, BBQ ribs, Philippine grill, etc. so you can mix and match! My favourite was the 6-hour slow roasted ribs at SmokMok. Ther is also a bar for soft or hard drinks and beer. They accept cash or card, many vendors speak both Spanish and English.

I found this gem by coincidance, one of the best ramen ive ever eaten , definetly would and will come back if I get a chance. The place is a little old ,but it has its own vibe and after all its the food that counts, and it was AMAZING. The brisket ramen...... you have to order it.

I love food stalls in night market and bazaar style settings. The interior was dark and loud with limited seating during peak hours, but the food made up for it! The tinto de verano was stellar and the generously portioned pad thai from the stall in the back-left side of the establishment was reasonably priced, tasty, and not too salty.

★★★★★ My visit to Yatai Market was absolutely amazing and easily deserves five stars. This place is a true paradise for anyone who loves Asian food, especially Chinese, Taiwanese, South Korean, and other Asian cuisines. The variety of food is impressive. There are so many delicious options that it is hard to choose just one dish. Everything I tried was full of flavor, freshly prepared, and very well presented. You can really feel the authenticity of the food, and it is clear that quality is a priority here. The atmosphere is lively and enjoyable, making it a great place to eat with friends or family. Even though it gets busy, the energy of the place adds to the experience rather than taking away from it. The market is clean, well organized, and easy to walk around. This is the kind of place that makes people curious and excited as soon as they hear about it, and after visiting, it fully lives up to the expectations. If you enjoy Asian street food and want to try many different flavors in one place, Yatai Market is a must-visit. I would definitely come back again.

Yatai Market offers a vibrant mix of Asian cuisines, including Korean, Japanese, and Thai. The kimchi beef noodle is a standout, with spicy, tangy flavors and tender beef. Friendly staff and a lively atmosphere make it a great spot for groups. Highly recommended for a fun, flavorful food-tasting experience!

Yatai Market is like a Hawker center with different Asian food stalls including HK, Japanese, Korean, Thai and Chinese. There were a lot of people when I was here on Friday night Oct 11 2024, so it would seem this is a popular place for locals. I got Thais Satay Chicken, Korean Bugolgi rice and cha xiu bao. All reasonable prices.

This place is amazing. It's reminded my of the tiny alleys in japan with all the wonderful restaurants. It gets packed, so find where you want to sit and have someone stay there while you grab your food. There is high top seating near the entrance, and normal tables further back. This is bi-level, with the back of the market lower than the front. They have an assortment of stalls serving various Asian foods My friend and I decided to try different stalls. I ordered gyoza and soup dumplings from Hot Bao, while she ordered Thai green curry from Mayaki. Mine was delicious, but left me hungry, so I ended up ordering the Thai green curry as well as mango sticky rice. Things to note: It gets busy. The bar is the only place you can order a drink- even water and the line gets long. I believe the market is card only. You can order ahead online. Delicious food, definitely come try it.

It's an Asian food court in the middle of downtown Madrid! Points for having several actual Asians manning the stands. As a Filipino-American, I was instantly outed by the Filipino manning the Thai food stand. The sweet chili noodles were peanut-y, saucy, and gluten-y. Most of all, they were available in the lull between lunch and dinner during which many of the other stands (and food places in Madrid) close. It's got an electric neon atmosphere inside and plenty of seating. The QR code menu is one website with every stand on it, so you can browse a single webpage as though you were walking the stands. Very casual vibe, ideal for solo eaters or travelers.

Passed by this market a few times and was curious to check it out. Finally, with a friend I stopped in to give it a try. The place is set up in a nice way, it's one of the smaller indoor markets I have been to but they have a nice indoor eating area that is quite large. The place is cozy and has a chill, relaxed vibe. The issue here was the staff. When I ordered my food the guy was not helpful or friendly at all. He seemed a bit annoyed. When I ordered a drink at a different counter, this woman seemed a little friendlier. I will say prices are very high for the portion you receive. The food I had was good, but I have definitely tasted better! Stop here only if you're curious but there are better indoor markets in my opinion.

Fun place to grab food but don't expect anything super good. The ramen was the worst I've ever had so skip the miso one. The stir fry noodles were all fantastic though, especially the one with duck.

I loved the collection of all different types of asian food in one building! It was decorated well and had a nice outdoor area for when the weather is nice! What I ordered: I went to the ramen stall and got the ramen w pork in it. I split it w my friend because we weren't hungry enough to have one each. It was a good size to split if you are just looking for a light snack. The bowl of ramen was 8.5€. I kind of wish there were more noodles, but it wasn't a bad size. I also wish it was spicier, but that's my fault for not adding hot sauce to it! This is a great place to go if you are looking for a place to hang out and try different types of asian food!

Oh man this place is a breath of fresh air in a city that offers a lot of authentic Spanish cuisine. The diversity in this market is some of the highest I've seen in the city and I love it just for that, but the food is also delicious! There's 8-9 different restaurants with unique offerings and another restaurant is on the way! You can stop by different spots and they'll give you buzzers to let you know your order is ready. The ambiance is amazing, very 1980's Tokyo with all of the neon signs and shack style restaurants. Overall, stop by to grab some buns, pad Thai and drink!

I got my noodles at the first stand (something with a duck). The noodles were okay and really oily. I went in the last days of May, and place itself was really really hot in the outdoor seating area. It wasn't just hot, but super humid and moist. They have a canopy thing overhead to block out the Sun, but it also traps all the heat in and prevents any breeze. Was dripping with sweat the entire time we were eating! We were also sitting in this corner by the stairs, and as we were eating, we saw a HUGE bug crawling on our table. It crawled under our tabletop and we never saw it again, but it was just a very unpleasant experience.

Woooo. This place is amazing little area and the lines can be long with young adults. Once your inside , there will be several different stands from different Asian foods ( Chinese, buns, dumplings, ramen, Filipino , Japanese and assorted wines , beers and cocktails). The place opens from 1 pm to midnight. The cooks , servers , and bartenders are helpful , smiling always , and hardworking. We went here twice in our 4 day stay in Madrid.

This spot is a gem in the heart of Madrid. The options are both delicious and affordable. I recommend coming here with friends for beers and ramen, or sake and sushi.

I was in my way to another restaurant and passed by this market. I've been craving ramen for some reason since I was in Barcelona a week ago. They have poké, bao, ramen, pad Thai, curry, and more. I got the chaisu ramen from Ramen Sun. It was consistent in both price and quality as NYC and Japan. The pork was a little too salty, but not terrible. While I wouldn't venture to say it was mind-blowing ramen, this is a quality bowl of soup by most standards. There's also a bar inside the market - more expensive than what you'd find in a regular Madrid restaurant but not terrible. Service was fast and easy; they take credit card at all of the stalls (the bar had a 5€ minimum); seating could be a challenge: there are limited amounts of stools but several standing tables. The market was crowded with locals but not overcrowded.

Very cute Mercado in Tirsa De Molina area. Several Asian stations to chose from. I highly recommend the Bao station (who doesn't love a damn good bao)!! I loved my duck boa. Perfect bun to meat ratio. Thai place was just average. I wanted to try the sushi but kinda pricey (like all of Madrid). I missed that there was Ramen so cant comment. I would definitely return.