No wonder it's the second best Spanish restaurant in Shanghai.

We chose this restaurant for a family gathering. We rarely have family gatherings at Western restaurants. There were only 6 of us, so we could barely eat Western food. We made a reservation by phone in advance, so we got a semi-private room. In Lujiazui, where every inch of land is worth its weight in gold, the average price of over 200 yuan per person is still very reasonable. There is a singing performance at 7 pm. To avoid some customers not being able to see the performance, the singer will perform around the restaurant, which is quite interesting. There is a rotating bookshelf in the middle of the restaurant. I think the actual environment is better than the photos. The photos look a bit gaudy, haha. There are many foreigners and birthday parties here. The food is delicious. The signature seafood rice is ordered by almost every table. It's worth a try.