It’s one of the first places in Barcelona to specialize in bubble tea, it’s been around for years and has real tradition; they do it really well and it’s always an option I love to repeat!

At Here you’ll find super original Chinese bubble teas. Personally, I love “La Primavera,” made with green tea and cream cheese. And the cakes are amazing too.

Daydaygo stores are Barcelona’s most famous Asian supermarkets, known for their massive locations packed with unique, viral products.

I’m not just saying this because it’s my dad’s; it's 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.

An authentic dim sum and traditional Shanghai cuisine spot, packed with flavour, is my number one.

In China, giving flowers is part of our culture, and here they have super different, original ideas: heart-shaped rose bouquets, ones with Hello Kitty plushies, lucky cats, artificial bouquets made of crochet or Ferrero Rocher… even ones with lights or pearls!

Specialising in handmade noodles and offering an extensive Chinese menu, a simple, fast, and really good spot to eat and keep moving.

This is a Chinese restaurant that also has karaoke. The food is great, the place is lovely, and you can come with friends or family for a good time. Order a steamed sea bass, a Peking duck… and then belt out a song at the top of your lungs.