If you still haven't tried delicious sushi (marinated raw fish), sashimi (fresh king prawns with sake snow) or tempura (Japanese fries including vegetables, fish, duck...) you may do so here, and you can even sit on the tatami on Gran Vía Street, one of the town's main boulevards, near the university. This restaurant will transport you to a country where courtesy never ceases to surprise, waitresses dress in kimonos and customers are anything but boring: teachers, writers, professionals working in advertising, and so on. Several different menus will allow you to get acquainted with Japanese cooking, an art of its own.