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Quini Restaurante — Restaurant in Madrid

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Quini Restaurante
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Nearby attractions
Jardín Tropical de Atocha
C. de Méndez Álvaro, 1, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
Greenhouse Atocha
Pl. del Emperador Carlos V, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
Railway Museum
Paseo de las Delicias, 61, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
IKONO
C. de Sánchez Bustillo, 7, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
Teatro Circo Price
Rda. de Atocha, 35, Arganzuela, 28012 Madrid, Spain
National Museum of Anthropology
C. de Alfonso XII, 68, Retiro, 28014 Madrid, Spain
Sala de estudio
C. de la Batalla del Salado, 13, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
Library Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía
Rda. de Atocha, 2, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
La Casa Encendida
Rda. de Valencia, 2, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
Exhibition Hall El Aguila
C. de Ramírez de Prado, 3, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
Nearby restaurants
Rincón Asturiano
Calle de las Delicias, 26, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
Distrito Vietnamita - Atocha
Calle de las Delicias, 24, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
Restaurante - La Confusa
Calle de las Delicias, 24, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
Patacón Pisao
Calle de las Delicias, 10, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
Bodegas Rosell
Calle del Gral. Lacy, 14, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
La nueva tabernita
Calle de las Delicias, 27, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
Pandepi (Manufacturas del Pan)
C. de Rafael de Riego, 11, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
Restaurante Casa Ecuador
C. de Murcia, 5, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
Arrocería
C. de Tortosa, 10, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
ATOCHA TANDOORI
P.º de Sta. María de la Cabeza, 27, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
Nearby local services
Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía
C. de Sta. Isabel, 52, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
MataMua Estación Atocha SimCard Maletas Regalos
ESTACIÓN ATOCHA-AVE, C. de Méndez Álvaro, 1, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
Integrated Dotacional Center Arganzuela
C. de Palos de la Frontera, 40, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
Triplets furniture and Combar in Madrid
Calle de las Delicias, 6, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
blondy peluqueros
P.º de Sta. María de la Cabeza, 42, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
Mercado de Motores
Paseo de las Delicias, 61, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
Estanco Estación Atocha
Antiguo estanco del AVE, Plaza del Embarcadero de Atocha. Madrid.tación Atocha Acceso por Cercanías salida Plaza del Embarcadero de Atocha En la rampa que comunica Atocha Cercanías y la, Pl. del Emperador Carlos V, 28045 Madrid, Spain
Carrefour Market
C. de Valencia, 2, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
Antón Martín Market
C. de Sta. Isabel, 5, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
STUDIO SQUINA
C. del Amparo, 94, Centro, 28012 Madrid, Spain
Nearby hotels
AC Hotel Carlton Madrid
Paseo de las Delicias, 26, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
Hostal Siesta & Go (Atocha)
C. de Vizcaya, 10, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
OXYGEN HOSTEL
C. de Rafael de Riego, 19, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
AC Hotel Atocha
Calle de las Delicias, 42, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
CC Atocha
P.º de Sta. María de la Cabeza, 21, 1 planta, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
Eric Vökel Atocha Suites
C. de Vizcaya, 9, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
LATROUPE Prado Hostel Madrid
Paseo de las Delicias, 1, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
Hard Rock Hotel Madrid
Rda. de Atocha, 17, Arganzuela, 28012 Madrid, Spain
Only YOU Hotel Atocha
P.º de la Infanta Isabel, 13, Retiro, 28014 Madrid, Spain
Outlet Home Madrid
P.º de Sta. María de la Cabeza, 20, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
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Quini Restaurante

Calle de las Delicias, 21, Arganzuela, 28045 Madrid, Spain
4.7(228)
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attractions: Jardín Tropical de Atocha, Greenhouse Atocha, Railway Museum, IKONO, Teatro Circo Price, National Museum of Anthropology, Sala de estudio, Library Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, La Casa Encendida, Exhibition Hall El Aguila, restaurants: Rincón Asturiano, Distrito Vietnamita - Atocha, Restaurante - La Confusa, Patacón Pisao, Bodegas Rosell, La nueva tabernita, Pandepi (Manufacturas del Pan), Restaurante Casa Ecuador, Arrocería, ATOCHA TANDOORI, local businesses: Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, MataMua Estación Atocha SimCard Maletas Regalos, Integrated Dotacional Center Arganzuela, Triplets furniture and Combar in Madrid, blondy peluqueros, Mercado de Motores, Estanco Estación Atocha, Carrefour Market, Antón Martín Market, STUDIO SQUINA
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Featured dishes

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Mandu Gui
Empanadilla coreana (3 uds)
Miyok Muchim
Ensalada de algas
Nokdu Bindetok
Tortilla de soja verde con carne picada
Kimchi Yon
Tortilla de kimchi con carne
Chapche
Fideos de batata salteada con carne y verdura

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Nearby attractions of Quini Restaurante

Jardín Tropical de Atocha

Greenhouse Atocha

Railway Museum

IKONO

Teatro Circo Price

National Museum of Anthropology

Sala de estudio

Library Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía

La Casa Encendida

Exhibition Hall El Aguila

Jardín Tropical de Atocha

Jardín Tropical de Atocha

4.0

(398)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Greenhouse Atocha

Greenhouse Atocha

4.1

(261)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Railway Museum

Railway Museum

4.5

(7.5K)

Open until 3:00 PM
Click for details
IKONO

IKONO

4.6

(4.4K)

Open until 9:00 PM
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Nearby restaurants of Quini Restaurante

Rincón Asturiano

Distrito Vietnamita - Atocha

Restaurante - La Confusa

Patacón Pisao

Bodegas Rosell

La nueva tabernita

Pandepi (Manufacturas del Pan)

Restaurante Casa Ecuador

Arrocería

ATOCHA TANDOORI

Rincón Asturiano

Rincón Asturiano

4.1

(2.6K)

$$

Open until 12:00 AM
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Distrito Vietnamita - Atocha

Distrito Vietnamita - Atocha

4.5

(451)

Closed
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Restaurante - La Confusa

Restaurante - La Confusa

4.7

(384)

Closed
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Patacón Pisao

Patacón Pisao

4.4

(1.8K)

Closed
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Nearby local services of Quini Restaurante

Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía

MataMua Estación Atocha SimCard Maletas Regalos

Integrated Dotacional Center Arganzuela

Triplets furniture and Combar in Madrid

blondy peluqueros

Mercado de Motores

Estanco Estación Atocha

Carrefour Market

Antón Martín Market

STUDIO SQUINA

Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía

Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía

4.5

(22.7K)

Click for details
MataMua Estación Atocha SimCard Maletas Regalos

MataMua Estación Atocha SimCard Maletas Regalos

5.0

(873)

Click for details
Integrated Dotacional Center Arganzuela

Integrated Dotacional Center Arganzuela

3.8

(693)

Click for details
Triplets furniture and Combar in Madrid

Triplets furniture and Combar in Madrid

4.6

(23)

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John KimJohn Kim
I stopped by for dinner on a Friday evening and the small restaurant was nearly filled to capacity. I was buoyed by good reviews and hoping for a good experience as well. From my experience, some of the reviews are rather overhyped. First, hallmark of a Korean restaurant is offering of several types of side dishes called bon chon. Variety, freshness and quality is important in overall dining experience. Even the most basic Korean restaurants usually give you at least two side dishes with one of them being kimchi. Here, you have to purchase kimchi separately. In all my travels, I never experienced this until now. One side dish given was pickled raddish, which seemed like dried and reconstituted, rather than fresh and were diced unconventionally small. Second, the rice served was not the right type for Korean cuisine. Instead of short grain sticky rice, it was non-stick long grain type used in Vietnamese cuisine. Only reason you'd use this type of rice is because it is cheaper than sticky type (most often the case) or ignorance. Can you imagine being served spaghetti made with Asian glass noodles instead of spaghetti pasta noodles? You need sticky rice to fully enjoy hardy Korean soups and casseroles. Third, kimchi cchiggae (casserole) was thin and watery, more like kimchi soup. You need to add couple pieces of tthuk (rice cake) to thicken up the broth, which they didn't. And it was not piping hot like the way it is normally served. If you are going to offer the signature Korean dish, you need to get it right. Tthuk mandu soup was closest to being a classic Korean dish, but it was nothing to write home about in terms of flavor and Ingredient. Even water was charged out as two bottles of water. Everything seemed bit like a dime store operation in terms of freshness and quality. I would gladly pay few extra euros to have more authentic Korean dining experience, i.e. better bon chon, better rice. I am sorry to write this review as I want the Korean owner (I assume) to do well, but as a traveler, I rely on accurate reviews by fellow travelers when determining where to dine.
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Pedimos tres platos: MODUM BOSOT JAPCHE. Fideos de batata con verduras, acompañado de arroz. Nos sorprendió mucho la textura de los fideo, pedimos el no picante y estaba bastante bueno. DEFE SAMGYOP BOSOTMARY. Panceta enrollada sobre setas. Este plato nos encantó, sin duda hay que probarlo. KIMCHI BOKUMBAB. Arroz con carne y un huevo encima. De beber cogimos un refresco de uva, el cual nos sorprendió ya que llevaba uvas. Estaba muy dulce. Hicimos el pedido por teléfono y lo recogimos en el local (de momento no sirven a domicilio) . Es un local pequeño, ves como cocinan. Nos explicaron como teníamos que comer cada plato para sacar el máximo de él. Tienen una carta pequeña. Repetiremos seguro y pediremos el resto de platos que no probamos. Le pongo cuatro estrellas porque al llevar la comida a casa imagino que perdió "encanto". La próxima vez iremos a comer allí y estoy segura que le subiremos la estrella que seguramente se merece. *EDITO DOS MESES DESPUÉS DE HABERLO PROBADO POR PRIMERA VEZ. De nuevo hicimos un pedido que recogimos en el local, nos atendieron muy bien. Volvimos a pedir la panceta enrollada en setas, como ya sabíamos un súper acierto. En esta ocasión probamos el pastel de arroz y pescado. Nos sorprendió a bien. Eso sí, no es un pastel como tal, es una sopa la cual lleva pasta de arroz, pescado, huevo, queso. Otro plato a repetir.
yongwon soyongwon so
It was a fantastic experience. The taste of the food was excellent, and the owner and staff were very friendly. Especially the owner is handsome. ^^ The restaurant is very clean as it is a brand new, and I personally liked the music in the restaurant. I want to give it 10 out of 10. Surely I recommend that you go this restaurant and try all food. You will never regret and will be satisfied with 1000%.
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I stopped by for dinner on a Friday evening and the small restaurant was nearly filled to capacity. I was buoyed by good reviews and hoping for a good experience as well. From my experience, some of the reviews are rather overhyped. First, hallmark of a Korean restaurant is offering of several types of side dishes called bon chon. Variety, freshness and quality is important in overall dining experience. Even the most basic Korean restaurants usually give you at least two side dishes with one of them being kimchi. Here, you have to purchase kimchi separately. In all my travels, I never experienced this until now. One side dish given was pickled raddish, which seemed like dried and reconstituted, rather than fresh and were diced unconventionally small. Second, the rice served was not the right type for Korean cuisine. Instead of short grain sticky rice, it was non-stick long grain type used in Vietnamese cuisine. Only reason you'd use this type of rice is because it is cheaper than sticky type (most often the case) or ignorance. Can you imagine being served spaghetti made with Asian glass noodles instead of spaghetti pasta noodles? You need sticky rice to fully enjoy hardy Korean soups and casseroles. Third, kimchi cchiggae (casserole) was thin and watery, more like kimchi soup. You need to add couple pieces of tthuk (rice cake) to thicken up the broth, which they didn't. And it was not piping hot like the way it is normally served. If you are going to offer the signature Korean dish, you need to get it right. Tthuk mandu soup was closest to being a classic Korean dish, but it was nothing to write home about in terms of flavor and Ingredient. Even water was charged out as two bottles of water. Everything seemed bit like a dime store operation in terms of freshness and quality. I would gladly pay few extra euros to have more authentic Korean dining experience, i.e. better bon chon, better rice. I am sorry to write this review as I want the Korean owner (I assume) to do well, but as a traveler, I rely on accurate reviews by fellow travelers when determining where to dine.
John Kim

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Pedimos tres platos: MODUM BOSOT JAPCHE. Fideos de batata con verduras, acompañado de arroz. Nos sorprendió mucho la textura de los fideo, pedimos el no picante y estaba bastante bueno. DEFE SAMGYOP BOSOTMARY. Panceta enrollada sobre setas. Este plato nos encantó, sin duda hay que probarlo. KIMCHI BOKUMBAB. Arroz con carne y un huevo encima. De beber cogimos un refresco de uva, el cual nos sorprendió ya que llevaba uvas. Estaba muy dulce. Hicimos el pedido por teléfono y lo recogimos en el local (de momento no sirven a domicilio) . Es un local pequeño, ves como cocinan. Nos explicaron como teníamos que comer cada plato para sacar el máximo de él. Tienen una carta pequeña. Repetiremos seguro y pediremos el resto de platos que no probamos. Le pongo cuatro estrellas porque al llevar la comida a casa imagino que perdió "encanto". La próxima vez iremos a comer allí y estoy segura que le subiremos la estrella que seguramente se merece. *EDITO DOS MESES DESPUÉS DE HABERLO PROBADO POR PRIMERA VEZ. De nuevo hicimos un pedido que recogimos en el local, nos atendieron muy bien. Volvimos a pedir la panceta enrollada en setas, como ya sabíamos un súper acierto. En esta ocasión probamos el pastel de arroz y pescado. Nos sorprendió a bien. Eso sí, no es un pastel como tal, es una sopa la cual lleva pasta de arroz, pescado, huevo, queso. Otro plato a repetir.
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It was a fantastic experience. The taste of the food was excellent, and the owner and staff were very friendly. Especially the owner is handsome. ^^ The restaurant is very clean as it is a brand new, and I personally liked the music in the restaurant. I want to give it 10 out of 10. Surely I recommend that you go this restaurant and try all food. You will never regret and will be satisfied with 1000%.
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Reviews of Quini Restaurante

4.7
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3.0
2y

I stopped by for dinner on a Friday evening and the small restaurant was nearly filled to capacity. I was buoyed by good reviews and hoping for a good experience as well. From my experience, some of the reviews are rather overhyped. First, hallmark of a Korean restaurant is offering of several types of side dishes called bon chon. Variety, freshness and quality is important in overall dining experience. Even the most basic Korean restaurants usually give you at least two side dishes with one of them being kimchi. Here, you have to purchase kimchi separately. In all my travels, I never experienced this until now. One side dish given was pickled raddish, which seemed like dried and reconstituted, rather than fresh and were diced unconventionally small. Second, the rice served was not the right type for Korean cuisine. Instead of short grain sticky rice, it was non-stick long grain type used in Vietnamese cuisine. Only reason you'd use this type of rice is because it is cheaper than sticky type (most often the case) or ignorance. Can you imagine being served spaghetti made with Asian glass noodles instead of spaghetti pasta noodles? You need sticky rice to fully enjoy hardy Korean soups and casseroles. Third, kimchi cchiggae (casserole) was thin and watery, more like kimchi soup. You need to add couple pieces of tthuk (rice cake) to thicken up the broth, which they didn't. And it was not piping hot like the way it is normally served. If you are going to offer the signature Korean dish, you need to get it right. Tthuk mandu soup was closest to being a classic Korean dish, but it was nothing to write home about in terms of flavor and Ingredient. Even water was charged out as two bottles of water. Everything seemed bit like a dime store operation in terms of freshness and quality. I would gladly pay few extra euros to have more authentic Korean dining experience, i.e. better bon chon, better rice. I am sorry to write this review as I want the Korean owner (I assume) to do well, but as a traveler, I rely on accurate reviews by fellow travelers when determining...

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1.0
35w

I had the worst experience today. First time being in Madrid and just wanted to have a bowl of ramen. I walked in and the owner was very reluctant to wait on me. No smile, not friendly at all. He spoke Spanish and just expected that I would respond. I pointed at the “menu del dia” one item in Primero category and one item in segundo category. He shut me down and said only one item and took the menu away. He didn’t want to explain until the man from the next table confirmed my understanding. The owner then pretended that he understood.

I felt being discriminated against. This is service industry and how would you, the owner feel if you are not being treated nicely. I would not eat here at all. The place scored a 0 in each category if there’s an option. I lost...

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4.0
3y

Pedimos tres platos:

MODUM BOSOT JAPCHE. Fideos de batata con verduras, acompañado de arroz. Nos sorprendió mucho la textura de los fideo, pedimos el no picante y estaba bastante bueno.

DEFE SAMGYOP BOSOTMARY. Panceta enrollada sobre setas. Este plato nos encantó, sin duda hay que probarlo.

KIMCHI BOKUMBAB. Arroz con carne y un huevo encima.

De beber cogimos un refresco de uva, el cual nos sorprendió ya que llevaba uvas. Estaba muy dulce.

Hicimos el pedido por teléfono y lo recogimos en el local (de momento no sirven a domicilio) . Es un local pequeño, ves como cocinan. Nos explicaron como teníamos que comer cada plato para sacar el máximo de él. Tienen una carta pequeña. Repetiremos seguro y pediremos el resto de platos que no probamos.

Le pongo cuatro estrellas porque al llevar la comida a casa imagino que perdió "encanto". La próxima vez iremos a comer allí y estoy segura que le subiremos la estrella que seguramente se merece.

*EDITO DOS MESES DESPUÉS DE HABERLO PROBADO POR PRIMERA VEZ. De nuevo hicimos un pedido que recogimos en el local, nos atendieron muy bien.

Volvimos a pedir la panceta enrollada en setas, como ya sabíamos un súper acierto.

En esta ocasión probamos el pastel de arroz y pescado. Nos sorprendió a bien. Eso sí, no es un pastel como tal, es una sopa la cual lleva pasta de arroz, pescado, huevo, queso. Otro...

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