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🍚 Goya Gallery: A Michelin-Recognized Gem for Rice Lovers in Valencia After living in Valencia for so long, I finally treated myself to a fancier dining experience—and Goya Gallery, a standout in the 2023 Michelin Guide, did not disappoint. With a legendary setting and a mind-blowing 21 rice dishes to choose from, it’s clear why this spot is a favorite among food enthusiasts. 🍽️ The Meal: 2.5 Hours of Pure Enjoyment Every dish felt intentional, and we savored every bite (no rushing here!). Eriz de Mar Relleno 🦪 €6/each A comforting starter: sea urchin stuffed with cheese, served in a light broth. The cheese softens the brininess of the sea urchin, making it smooth and approachable—perfect for easing into the meal. Croqueta Líquida de Pularda 🥚 €6 Don’t let the simple look fool you—this liquid center croquette is magic. Silky mashed potato on the outside, with a warm, runny chicken filling inside. Creamy, savory, and surprisingly light—easily one of the best croquettes I’ve had in Valencia. Costilla de Cerdo Lacada 🐷 €6 Braised pork ribs that taste like a Spanish twist on Dongpo pork: tender, fall-off-the-bone meat glazed in a sweet-savory sauce. Served with pumpkin purée (infused with a hint of wine!), the combo is rich but balanced—no greasy aftertaste. Paella de Mariscó 🍤 €19/person THE STAR! The rice here is a game-changer: thin, evenly cooked, with each grain plump and coated in saffron-infused broth. Packed with two types of shrimp (both insanely sweet) and other fresh seafood, the layers beautifully with the rice. It’s not just paella—it’s a masterclass in balancing flavors. Torrija 🍞 €8 A classic Spanish dessert (think: sweet, spiced bread pudding) that I’ve been craving since Semana Santa! This version is topped with a thick caramel crust—rich and sweet, though the caramel might be too much for those who don’t love sugary treats. 🍷 Drinks & Vibe House White Wine: Crisp, fruity, and pairs perfectly with the seafood—we polished off a bottle without hesitation. Ambiance: Elegant but not stuffy, with a historic charm that makes the meal feel special. It’s perfect for a celebration, a date, or simply treating yourself. 💰 Value At €35–40 per person, it’s a splurge—but worth every euro. This isn’t just eating; it’s an experience. If you’re in Valencia and want to elevate your meal (especially if you love rice dishes), Goya Gallery is a must. Trust me—after 2.5 hours of savoring every bite, we left already planning our return. 📍 Address: Carrer de Borriana, 3, 46005 València #ValenciaFineDining #MichelinGuide #RiceLovers

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Valencia shop-Goya Gallery, 2023 Michelin Guide

🍚 Goya Gallery: A Michelin-Recognized Gem for Rice Lovers in Valencia After living in Valencia for so long, I finally treated myself to a fancier dining experience—and Goya Gallery, a standout in the 2023 Michelin Guide, did not disappoint. With a legendary setting and a mind-blowing 21 rice dishes to choose from, it’s clear why this spot is a favorite among food enthusiasts. 🍽️ The Meal: 2.5 Hours of Pure Enjoyment Every dish felt intentional, and we savored every bite (no rushing here!). Eriz de Mar Relleno 🦪 €6/each A comforting starter: sea urchin stuffed with cheese, served in a light broth. The cheese softens the brininess of the sea urchin, making it smooth and approachable—perfect for easing into the meal. Croqueta Líquida de Pularda 🥚 €6 Don’t let the simple look fool you—this liquid center croquette is magic. Silky mashed potato on the outside, with a warm, runny chicken filling inside. Creamy, savory, and surprisingly light—easily one of the best croquettes I’ve had in Valencia. Costilla de Cerdo Lacada 🐷 €6 Braised pork ribs that taste like a Spanish twist on Dongpo pork: tender, fall-off-the-bone meat glazed in a sweet-savory sauce. Served with pumpkin purée (infused with a hint of wine!), the combo is rich but balanced—no greasy aftertaste. Paella de Mariscó 🍤 €19/person THE STAR! The rice here is a game-changer: thin, evenly cooked, with each grain plump and coated in saffron-infused broth. Packed with two types of shrimp (both insanely sweet) and other fresh seafood, the layers beautifully with the rice. It’s not just paella—it’s a masterclass in balancing flavors. Torrija 🍞 €8 A classic Spanish dessert (think: sweet, spiced bread pudding) that I’ve been craving since Semana Santa! This version is topped with a thick caramel crust—rich and sweet, though the caramel might be too much for those who don’t love sugary treats. 🍷 Drinks & Vibe House White Wine: Crisp, fruity, and pairs perfectly with the seafood—we polished off a bottle without hesitation. Ambiance: Elegant but not stuffy, with a historic charm that makes the meal feel special. It’s perfect for a celebration, a date, or simply treating yourself. 💰 Value At €35–40 per person, it’s a splurge—but worth every euro. This isn’t just eating; it’s an experience. If you’re in Valencia and want to elevate your meal (especially if you love rice dishes), Goya Gallery is a must. Trust me—after 2.5 hours of savoring every bite, we left already planning our return. 📍 Address: Carrer de Borriana, 3, 46005 València #ValenciaFineDining #MichelinGuide #RiceLovers

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