Location: Oviedo
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Top 5 International food in Oviedo, Asturias, Spain
Discover Restaurants offering the best International food in Oviedo, Asturias, Spain. Oviedo is a treasure trove of Spanish religious architecture, dotted with monasteries, cathedrals and shrines that date all the way back to the 9th century. Soak up the rich history of the city by experiencing El Fontán Market, the San Isidoro el Real Church and the Castle of San Juan de Priorio, then shift aesthetic gears and check out modern architectural gems like the Prince Felipe Auditorium and the Jirafa building.
Things to do in Oviedo
1. Restaurante De Labra Oviedo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 782 reviews
The show of their " cooking " will make you enjoy an unforgettable evening where you can savor its specialties in true Japanese style in our Teppanyaki ( Japanese Iron ) . We are also the first restaurant in Asturias Sushi introduced in 2004. Please make
Reviewed By Andres F
Been there last week for business meeting. I heard about this restaurant time ago. The good is good and tasty, we had the tasting menu with a glass of different wines included in the price, also had the jamon serrano (is specially selected my the Cheff himself), good quantity and the taste is spectacular! And finally I try tmny favourite dish, croquetas! Creamy and perfectly fried. The set up of the dinning area is beautiful and the staff is attentive and happy. Prices and good average of 80e each including the extra dishes we order. I will return for sure! Andres thank you very much for taking the time and devote so highly .We will move its opinion to the team that formed the De Labra family.Best regards and hope to see you soon in our restaurant
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2. me_aptc
Overall Ratings
4 based on 174 reviews
Reviewed By assym
Had dinner here and for the most part it was good. Friendly staff who tried their hardest to explain in English the menu options even though I spoke a bit of Spanish. Prices are reasonable. Not sure it merits such a high ranking but it's a good place to eat.
3. Mestura Oviedo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 177 reviews
Reviewed By Stephan J
Enjoyed a business lunch / meeting in September 2015 with a client.Food : delicious, perfectly cooked, great meats, very refined. Without bells & whistles.Ambiente : luxurious & cozy restaurant with lounge feelingService : friendly & professional (despite the short timeframe we gave them)
4. El Loco del Pelo Rojo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 201 reviews
Gastrobar current market and international cuisine, imaginative and actual, ideal for first drink after lunch or dinner, ambient music
Reviewed By D W
El Loco del Pelo Rojo was not at all what I was expecting, having been taken to a very typical Asturian restaurant the night before, I was expecting something similar for lunch! Looking at the menu I was most confused and sceptical, but with a little help from the waiter we ordered some amazing dishes to share between the three of us, the first being Breaded aubergine stuffed with a crab mixture and topped with a seaweed salad, absolutely delicious, second dish was a vegetable and prawn stirfry, portion was a little small, but it made up for it with taste and thrd to arrive was Presa Iberica beautifully pink in side and served with a delicious Coriander based chimichurri style sauce and chips - again mouth watering. The waiter then talked us in to trying one of their signature tapas - Croquetas Kimchi which were delicious, I need to go again when super hungry as there were so many interesting dishes that I want to try. The waiter was great, I was lunching with friends from Oviedo, but the waiter spoke English and they also had menus translated into English. It was busy and a fun atmosphere and unusual Van gogh style decor. Definately worth a visit if you don't mind eating non traditional food.
5. El Regreso GASTROBAR
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
In our gastrobar you all will enjoy a variety of tapas, daily menu, suggestions, homemade desserts, great wines, special beers, mojitos, caipirinhas...
Reviewed By zinc2014
It was raining the whole day so we made the trek out here because the food looked good (and most places by us were closed - itâs Sunday, after all). We had the anchovies (small but delicious), the cod salad, the octopus with potatoes (reimagined), and cheese croquets (reimagined as well). All was mouth-watering and so good. Friendly service and our waiter spoke English (a bonus).
