MANDOYA
Restaurant in Bilbao
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About
MANDOYA is a Restaurant in Ibaiondo, Bilbao, Spain. Cuisine: Mediterranean, Spanish. Price range: mid-range. Known for croquetas, steak, mussels, octopus. Rated 4.1★ by 1228 diners.
Menu highlights
- Croqueta (jamón e Idiazabal ahumado) ud.
- Assortment of croquettes ham and idiazabal cheese un.
- Selección de quesos de país (D.O. Urdina, Ossau-Iraty & Idiazabal)
- Mejillones al sartén con sal de ajo y pimiento espelette
- Grilled mussels with garlic salt and Espelette pepper
- Carpaccio de pulpo con pimentón de la vera y sal de añana
- Octopus carpaccio with Pimentón de la Vera and Añana salt
- Steak tartar de ternera
- Beef steak tartare
- Jamón de bellota cortado a cuchillo
- Acorn-fed Iberian ham, hand-carved, served
- Sopa de pescado de roca con mejillones y langostinos
Location
What people say
“Pedimos un Sea Bass con patatas que estuvo increíble.”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
Phoebe Ting★★★★★We wandered in by chance and had such a lovely meal. Service was friendly and charming. They came out to show us our seafood before it is cooked. The monkfish was lovely. The kind staff even gave us a taster of the set menu's soup because we were curious about it. We so enjoyed our carabineros that we ordered another round at the end for dessert. All round very good.
Riccardo Dg★★The overall experience was ok, but not a place where I would want to come back. The restaurant is quite expensive, and well it’s expected given that you are in the city center and mainly having fish and meat dishes, but for that price, I expect large dishes and impeccable service. The meat had very few fries, for the fish you would have to buy sides separately. Asked for a brand of beer and they brought me a different one (I accepted without any problem), asked for a dish without a specific sauce and they put it anyway. The worst part was that other guests were having the barbecue on their tab
Yunus Emre Kunt★Good atmospere. There’s only one person trying to serve all tables. The fishes on the menu doesn’t exist, you have to select only the ones at the kitchen.
Vivien Mitchell★★★★★A local man recommended this restaurant as a hidden gem. Located in the old town, this was a perfect place to enjoy an impeccable three course set menu for lunch, where most of the clientele were locals. The food, service and wines were exceptional and it's a great place to experience Basque food in an authentic setting. Loved it!
Reviews sourced from Google.
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