Banibanoo is another succulent place to visit -- when you go, you will understand why I'm telling you this. Banibanoo is an Iranian restaurant hidden in Mártires Concepcionistas street and it's truly a surprise for the palate. I recommend starting out with their refreshing water with mint, rose petals and honey.
Its owner, the super chic chef Bani, whets your appetite with traditional dishes from his country. I suggest you try 3 of their dishes (all delicious) in a kind of combination dish that also includes drink and coffee.
I'm a fan of rice and vegetables, and here you can try rice that has a mixture of flavors ranging from oranges to mint. All the dishes are colorful and the aubergines with yogurt are delicious. The desserts look like they've come out of a movie, and they are all made by the Banibanoo team -- there is nothing industrial here.
It's a fabulous option if you want new flavors, color and something exotic in your day. I recommend you book in advance or call, because sometimes there is no space. Or if you don't want to move, you have the option to have everything delivered to you.
Check out their Instagram.
Calle de las Mártires Concepcionistas 19
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13.95
+34
810521127
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