Sr. Ito
Japanese cooking gets a Madrid accent here: rabo de toro in gyozas, scallops in baos and art on the walls.
Open on the 3D mapOrder
Gyozas de rabo de toro, bao socarrao con vieiras and a mojito de sake.
Not for you if
you want strictly traditional sushi; the gyozas, sauces and baos happily cross borders.
Local trick
Rolls come in four or eight pieces; take half a Sr. Ito roll to leave room for the gyozas.
Good for
A short walk away
- 01
Areia
Hortaleza's tropical cocktail den, where a quesadilla can turn into a late DJ night.
1 min walk - 02
Café Belén
Cocktails and changing art exhibitions behind the blue doors of a Chueca café dating back to 1983.
1 min walk - 03
Mune
A Lebanese table on Pelayo where ordering lots of little plates is the most sensible decision you'll make.
1 min walk - 04
DSTAgE
Diego Guerrero cooks inventive tasting menus in an industrial loft with two Michelin stars and an open kitchen.
2 min walk