Is there a better way to discover the world than through its cuisines? Travelling to the other side of the world isn’t easy, which is why we have compiled three of the best restaurants in Madrid where you can discover different cultures without having to leave the city.
This is one of the trendiest restaurants in the Spanish capital thanks to its gastronomic proposal which takes us to the heart of the Amazon. The flavours from its dishes come from Argentina, Brazil and Peru, although you can also find a touch of Asia in the middle of the Amazon thanks to its Japanese bar.
Carabinero prawns yarikahua with purple corn, rodizio-style picanha (beef sirloin), marinated beef skirt steak with chimichurri sauce and red tuna poke with cashews and wild rice are just some of its most popular dishes. You can also order the most exotic cocktails with tropical fruit juices while you enjoy the best world sounds at The Jun Jungle Jazz Club.
Travel to Cuba without leaving the centre of Madrid. The colonial style of this restaurant takes you straight to Old Havana, with a Caribbean cuisine which includes dishes such as smoked sardine coca with tomato sauce and green salad, ‘not-fried’ ropa vieja (pulled meat) croquette, sea bass tiradito (similar to ceviche) with yuzu and truffle dressing and Cuban-style rice pouches. To finish it off, try their traditional desserts such as warm Nutella foam, vanilla ice cream and brownie crumbs. This menu is worthy of Cuba’s best.
Authentic American food which goes far beyond a simple burger. The most surprising thing about this restaurant is its secret menu, which includes a long list of dishes. On the normal menu you can start with some Alright totopos (similar to tortillas) with guacamole or smoked chicken wings. As a main, try the rack of pork ribs cooked for 48 hours or, of course, any of their many delicious burgers. Finish your meal with their famous cheesecake or apple crumble while you listen to some great country music.
These are three different gastronomic options which will take you all around the world, from the heart of the Amazon to Old Havana passing through America, all of which with an elegant decoration and ambiance and food of the highest quality traditional from each country. This is the best way to see the whole world in just three days, don’t you think?
