Looking for the best Sushi restaurant in Madrid. No fusion of Spanish-Japanese wanted – just good old Japanese sushi, sashimi, rolls, etc. Preferably in city center and not outside Madrid.

.S.) Alicante *Arrop, calle Sant Joan de Ribera 20, Gandía. Chef Ricardo Camarena’s tradition-inspired modern cooking with local ingredients and seafood won Restaurant Revelation of the Year at 2006 Madrid Fusión....

I was able to have dinner at Gochi Japanese Fusion Tapas in Cupertino, CA. It’s a great spot with unique dishes. The food was very delicious. It was interesting to see how they took traditional Japanese dishes and added a...

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Every new season we are greeted with new restaurants or ownership changes with fine dining in Bethany and Rehoboth. We are headed that way for the summer. Can anyone comment on what has changed for summer of 2008?

Hi we’re travelling for a few weeks in Madrid and (shortly) Barcelona. We’ve been enjoying all of the local food non-stop and now are craving a good sushi dinner. Any suggestions for where is a good/great place to get...

I live in New York and we have a host of them including but not limited to Flatiron Lounge, Pegu Club, PDT, Death & Co., Milk & Honey, etc. We’re headed to Madrid, Barcelona, and San Sebastian for our honeymoon this summer...

Hi, I’ve searched this board for Madrid chowhounding tips and am now very excited about my trip there in late November. But I have a few problems: my husband and I will be traveling with a 15 month old baby, and we speak...

MADRID DAY 1, Museo de Jamon, Chocolateria San Gines, Casa Lucas, Giangrossi: After wandering around Gran Via, Plaza del Sol, and the Plaza Mayor, my stomach was calling to me. We accidentally stumbled upon one of the Museo de...

difference between dating somebody because they’re from an exotic culture, and dating them because you love them and you don’t care where they’re from." http://www.latimes.com/theguide/la-fo-fusion24-2008...

restaurants extending their Restaurant week price specials: http://www.dcfoodies.com/2008/01/dc-restaurant-1.html I’d be glad to adjust the above list in any way that the consensus develops, including adding restaurants or...

ethnicities as well as combinations like pan-Asian, Latin fusion, and even Indian-Latin). If those types are of interest, here are a few previous discussions which you can check out to get some ideas: Italian –...

and anchovies on top. Mantra (Temple Place). Another place I haven’t been back to in some time, but I recall the buffet of upscale Indian (they avoid the fusion-y thing at lunch) to be rather good for $12.

(Thai-Chinese fusion) items, one of which I enjoyed (the Yaowarat beef soup), and one that wasn’t bad, but tasted like something I could make myself (the spicy Yaowarat noodles). Wish I’d gotten the Mussel Turnip Cakes. Full...

http://www.chowhound.com/topics/465358 2008 Jan – Paula Wolfert, The Slow Mediterranean Kitchen http://www.chowhound.com/topics/474978 Feb – Frank Stitt’s Southern Table http://www.chowhound.com/topics/485291 Mar – Fuchsia Dunlop