Voltereta Nueva Zelanda - Zaragoza — Restaurant in Zaragoza

The visit was one of the most interesting culinary experiences ever! The effect of surprise was incredible. I honestly admit that I cried, it was beautiful there. Everything surprised me. From the unusual entrance, the dark corridor, scanning the elements through the fairytale interior (you simply have to see it for yourself because the photos do not show the charm of this place), the wooden menu or the waiters' outfits to the food, which was delicious! I felt as if someone had put me in the movies Avatar, Lord of the Rings or The Hook at the same time. WOW!!! My delights were endless. As for the food, it was great with a small reservation that we missed the bao buns for vegetarians from the appetizers. At home, I make them with mushrooms myself and they are great. I recommend them. Vegetarians and vegans, thank you. Hummus is delicious! Vegetables in tempura are amazing. As for the main course, I cannot say whether the ravioli with mushrooms or the risotto with mushrooms were better - both tasted heavenly!!!! Note about the dessert - tiramisu - unfortunately whipped cream and poorly soaked sponge cakes are not tiramisu. Beautifully served. Another delight but a disappointment in taste. Please add mascarpone to the mass! Nevertheless, it was an unforgettable experience and we will take here everyone who visits us in Spain! WE RECOMMEND! P.S. I didn't manage to take pictures of the dishes because we ate them...

The restaurant’s design is outstanding, with a well-thought-out style and carefully chosen accessories. From the outside, you wouldn’t expect to step into something so magical inside. The guest reception is friendly, but that’s about it.

Unfortunately, the strong scent of the air freshener is quite overpowering, slightly affecting the experience of the food and drinks. The food itself looks appealing only in the menu pictures and names, but in reality, most dishes resemble takeaway food from a nearby canteen. • Brioche with red tuna and citrus – 5/5 • Brioche with steak tartare – 3/5 • Maui Hummus – 4/5 • Over the Sky Secret – 2/5 • Miso marinated cos – 3/5

The service was average. Unfortunately, the waiter did not speak English, despite the menu and website being entirely in English.

As an experiment, it was interesting, but would...

This place is absolutely magical — it feels like stepping into a fairytale. The immersive concept is brilliantly executed, and every detail contributes to a truly unique experience. It’s visually stunning and creatively inspiring — a real 10/10 in terms of atmosphere and design.

However, the culinary side didn’t quite live up to the setting. The menu felt limited for such a sophisticated place. We had the Māori Hangi croquettes — good, the Korean ribs — a bit too salty, and the Japanese Katsu Curry — the best of the mains. The real standout was dessert: the White Chocolate and Filipino Cake was exceptional.

Worth visiting for the experience alone, but come with modest expectations when it comes...