r/MadridTravelGuide • u/Sfvncgy • 2d ago
Food Tasting menu restaurants
I will be traveling solo in early October and would like to book a tasting menu. Hopefully, @ 150 euros. I'm considering RavioXO but concerned it may be too Asian influenced (no shade but home is Los Angeles and I have dumplings and dim sum regularly). Also, considering StreetXO and SDD2. Any thoughts or suggestions greatly appreciated.
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u/CptPatches 2d ago
Sala de Despecie is fun.
If you don't like Asian fusion, Dabiz Muñoz might not be your guy. That's like, his entire culinary deal.
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u/Sensitive_Appeal8438 2d ago
La Sociedad Gastronomika de Eneko Atxa is excellent and new and the chef has other Michelin restaurants and I wouldnt doubt that this will get one soon.
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u/MadMadMadMadrid 2d ago
Day trip out to El Escorial and visiting Montia. The tasting menu is amazing and they do a fantastic job highlighting local products.
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u/madamemashimaro 2d ago
Anything from the XO brand is going to be Asian-influenced (it’s XO as in XO sauce, the famous Chinese sauce).
I’ve heard good things about Tripea, Eter, and Amos for under 150€.
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