Melo-Jia

The food at this Chinese restaurant was amazing—full of flavor and cooked really well.Unfortunately, the chicken was a letdown. It lacked the chewy, tender texture you’d expect, which really stood out compared to the other dishes.

The food is quite bland, definitely not an authentic Chinese restaurant, the flavor are fit to western flavor. The price is quite expensive and also the food portion are quite small. They charged u 2 extra if u ask for Chinese tea for another cup. Not sure if u can refill the tea. Cuz they didn’t refill ours when we finished up. Don’t mind to pay that If it’s another hidden thing. At least mention it when we order.

Something of a pan-Asian affair so there's no real focus. Had the soup dumplings which were quite decent. The spicy chicken was indeed spicy and the mapu tofu was overall well made. Service is a different issue as I was ignored at points and despite starting to talk in Catalan when arriving and then switching to Spanish as the staff couldn't speak Catalan, then then asked me if I wanted to switch to English. Clear they see a largely tourist clientele as despite it being lunch on what is normally a busy day, the restaurant was only 1/3 full as it's outside the main tourism season.

A Chinese restaurant with a twist.We had a great lunch in this unique restaurant which is absolutely not the standard Chinese restaurant that you find in Barcelona. Great flavoursome food and well presented and all that with exceptionally friendly service (whom also speak English). It’s well managed with the friendly Chinese lady keeping an eye on everything (as well as also preparing some of the specialities herself) and is spotlessly clean. Gracias! We will be back soon.

It's quite good , but not the most traditional. Overall pleased.if you just want some good food it's a good place. Especially their duck ! It was delicious , not dry.Salad was not very good.Dumplings were quite good, my favorite was with meat. It was JUICY!