Barcelona
We partnered with local Barcelona influencers to build a curated mini-site of East Asian-inspired spots across the city, giving you the ultimate roadmap to break the ice and meet people in real life.
Uniko (by @tueric)
An authentic dim sum and traditional Shanghai cuisine spot, packed with flavor and my number one.
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Here Bubble tea (by @tueric)
Chinese drinks with endless varieties and super rich flavors; a true obsession that always hits the spot when you're thirsty.
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Río Dragón (by @lagalletitachina)
I’m not just saying this because it’s my dad’s: it really is one of the oldest Chinese restaurants in Barcelona. They serve completely homemade food: the Manchurian noodles, typical of northern China, are handmade and you won’t find any others like them in the entire city.
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Tiendas Daydaygo (by @lagalletitachina)
Daydaygo stores are Barcelona’s most famous Asian supermarkets, known for their giant locations packed with super unique and viral products.
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