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Where to Eat Asian Food in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Without Booking a Flight )
Looking for great Asian food in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria? You’re not alone. From sushi rolls and spicy bibimbap to Indonesian sambal and handmade ramen noodles, the city’s Asian dining scene is small but growing — with a few real gems hiding in plain sight. Here’s the ultimate guide, peppered with quotes straight from the local food-loving community.
🍣 Sushi & Japanese Food
Genxin
“If you want value for money, Genxin is the one.”
A community favourite for budget-friendly sushi that still tastes great. It’s not fancy, but the service is solid and the rolls hit the spot.
El Bento Japonés
“El Bento has fabulous tuna tartare, and the omakase is amazing!”
Tucked into a cozy space with serious culinary ambition. It’s one of those tiny spots you don’t want to tell too many people about… except you do. Expect higher prices, though.
Fuji
“I highly recommend Fuji, but you have to book in advance.”
Fuji is the go-to for special occasions or when you just want to treat yourself. The eel nigiri and tuna carpaccio get extra love.
Kome Kome
“For sushi, I recommend Kome Kome. A bit more expensive, but the quality is good.”
Fresh fish, elegant presentation, and a calm atmosphere. Definitely worth it when you’re feeling picky about your tuna.
Daiwa
“Daiwa. Should definitely try.”
A hidden gem with generous portions and a peaceful vibe. One of those places you end up revisiting without even planning to.
Hito
“Best sushi I have ever had.”
Creative dishes, friendly service, and a calm, zen-like atmosphere. The Volcano Roll is especially beloved by regulars.
Amaki Sushi & 218 Sushi Bar
Amaki gets regular love from the community, while 218 Sushi Bar surprises diners with allergy-friendly info, good prices, and sauces galore.
Selvático Sushi & Grill
“If you’re looking for fantastic sushi, I highly recommend Selvático Sushi & Grill!”
A bit pricier, but totally worth it. Think inventive flavours, beautiful plating, and a great vibe for date night or group dinners.
🍜 Ramen Spots Worth Slurping
Don Don Ramen
“Don Don is the only place where they make their own ramen noodles.”
Handmade noodles, non-franchise vibes, and a reputation for staying true to ramen roots. A favourite among purists.
Tsuruta Ramen
“The food was absolutely excellent & not wildly expensive.”
Decorated like a Japanese train station, this spot wins big on theme and flavour. Around €37 for two mains, two beers and water? Yes, please.
Ramen Shifu
“They’ve got a place in Mesa y López and Triana.”
A well-liked chain that’s popular for a reason. Bonus: they offer gluten-free noodle options (but double-check the soy sauce if you’re allergic).
🇰🇷 Korean Cuisine
Ginza
“No Korean restaurant in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria can beat Ginza in my opinion.”
Run by a Korean chef who nails the bibimbap, japchae, and bulgogi. The raw egg in the hot stone bowl is a detail that die-hards appreciate.
YORI (Takeaway only)
“I was quite happy with the bibimbap in YORI (takeaway only).”
“Super conveniently located for grabs and enjoyment on the beach.”
YORI is all about convenience without compromising on taste. Beach bibimbap? Yes, please.
Tico Tico
Located on Calle la Naval, this cozy restaurant serves traditional dishes with love. Bonus: they sell their kimchi for takeaway.
KIM’s
“Craving restaurant-quality kimchi? Head to KIM.”
A go-to spot on Calle Galileo for anyone missing proper fermented heat.
Mandu
Mandu sits right on the paseo, making it one of the few Korean spots with a sea view. It’s a great introduction for newcomers to Korean flavours, and the beachfront setting makes it ideal for a casual meal after a walk along Las Canteras.
🇨🇳 Chinese Favourites
Bar China
“The husband, a skilled chef, ensures that every dish is full of genuine Chinese flavors.”
Inside Mercado del Puerto, this little spot serves up spice, warmth, and a welcome that crosses all language barriers.
Bai Wei Wu
“Fried rice noodles and rice cakes get high praise for their rich flavours.”
A hidden gem with free fruit at the end of your meal and hospitality that wins hearts.
🇮🇩 Indonesian Flavours
Bilik Batavia
“There aren’t many Indonesian restaurants here, but I frequent this one for the sambal pedas.”
No need to miss nasi goreng anymore — Bilik Batavia has it, along with gyozas, bakso, crispy duck, and great service. The hosts are Indonesian, the sambal is 🔥, and the vibe is always warm.
🇹🇭 Thai Highlights
KopKun
“I went last week and it was amazing. 10/10 recommend.”
“I loved the tom kha, pad thai, and coconut-mango dessert.”
A Thai favourite for comfort food classics done well. Order the dessert, then order it again.
🧾 Final Chopsticks
So, no — Las Palmas de Gran Canaria isn’t Tokyo, Seoul, or Bangkok. But it’s quietly building a solid Asian food scene that blends authenticity, personality, and (let’s be honest) some very snackable surprises.
Whether you’re in the mood for handmade ramen, crispy gyozas, sizzling Korean barbecue, or just want to see if that cookie place also does sushi (please don’t), there’s something delicious waiting.
And if you’ve already got a favourite? Don’t keep it to yourself. You know where to find us.