Kamado Asian Food — Restaurant in Valladolid

Arrived for our lunch break for the opening time, we received a friendly welcome and taken to a table. The decor is a pleasant mixture of industrial style with carefully selected far-eastern objects. The low ambient light along with the beautiful asian murals gives somehow an atmosphere that reminded me a bit of Blade Runner and the menu we had previously studied from home when planning our journey and lunch stops, was promising. So we ordered 2 Thai salads which were served in individual stone pestle and mortars. Those were deliciously fragrant and refreshing. Our main dishes were a Ramen Curry and a Yellow Chicken Curry, both were equally tasty. The portions were generous and perfect for our appetites. We decided for 2 Estrella Galicia beers to nicely complement our lunch. Service was attentive and friendly mixing Spanish and English. We left happy and relaxed after settling our bill for 51.50 euros. A great spot that we recommend. We parked for free near the Plaza del Milenio and walked to...

First off, the staff is friendly and accommodating. We arrived with just an hour before the kitchen closed and they served us with a smile, nonetheless. The restaurant is spacious and coated with a unique feel of gothic metal and Mexican cantina; it’s like if Edwards Scissorhands opened a restaurant.

Second, and the main issue. The food was not my favorite. We ordered the Duck and Rice along with the Chicken Pad Thai. Both just had a very unique and unwelcome taste. The duck was good but extremely fatty, and the rice was the best part. The Pad Thai was weird all around. The noodles were overcooked and the sauce was not quite right for Pad Thai flavoring.

Overall, this is an Asian fusion restaurant, so I understand the uniqueness of the food. However, it’s not...

Vegan Tom Kha and Massaman curry! Very happy to stumble on a place selling tasty vegan food which seemed to be (mostly?) free of gluten. Spain can be rough for vegans, but this place saved us last night.

Several great vegan options marked with a carrot on the menu.

Staff was friendly. I got the food to go and carried it 15 minutes in the cold, but the food was still hot when I got back to the hotel.

Note to staff: the vegan version of "Tom Kha" soup doesn't have the word "Kai" (chicken) in the name. It would be Tom...