Looking for new plans for this week? Whatever your location, at least one is near you. These days, we suggest you discover a most inspiring fusion cuisine restaurant, a dream historical exhibition and a perfect plan for lovers of the world of fashion.
Make the most of these autumn days. At Magas, we reveal our essentials, perfect for all budgets.
Mitiko fusion restaurant
Successfully merging two gastronomic cultures can become a real puzzle. Mission accomplished for Mitiko. The restaurant, located in the heart of Madrid and under the direction of chef Jorge Rodríguez, has become a Nikkei reference.
It fuses Peruvian tradition with Japanese techniques, resulting in a proposal with a unique staging. The menu includes emblematic dishes such as ceviche, tiraditos and a variety of sushias well as a selection of Peruvian pisco-based cocktails perfect to complement the dishes.
You can’t leave without having tried their zamburiña, with tiger’s milk, miso butter, aguaje spheres, spicy chalaquita, sacha cilantro oil and crispy quinoa and sprouts. Another of their most interesting dishes is the Causa Nikkei, a salmon tartar with mashed potato, yellow chili, lime, creamy avocado, rocoto mayo, kimchi and flowers, shaped like spaghetti. Fresh and spicy at the same time, it is a real explosion of flavors.
Its classic ceviche also stands out, where you can appreciate the impeccable treatment of the fish mixed with the citrus flavors so characteristic of this dish. On the other hand, their two-texture ceviche plays with ingredients, the crispy squid adds a fun touch to the dish.
Spicy lovers will find their paradise in Mítiko cevichewhich includes sea bass, tiger prawn, squid, rocoto tiger milk and garling chili, zarandaja, sweet potato puree, miso, corn and sprouts.
The Toro Balfegó, composed of hamachi, flambé, mustard sauce, sesame, chili charapita and lime, is another great aromatic bet, like the Picaña, which includes ripened picaña, tomato emulsion and crispy quinoa. The combination of textures is a great plus point.
Among the main dishes, the lomo saltado is especially recommended, with wok-fried sirloin, yellow chili, red onion, Buddha’s ear, pakchoy, cherry, cilantro, soy and oyster sauce, fried yuca and rice with corn, which demonstrates masterful work in cooking meat. Its sweet touch awakens the taste buds.
It is advisable to finish the menu with a dessert that honors chocolate in an unprecedented way. It is composed of 70% chocolate mouse, chocolate namelaka, charapita chili, chocolate ice cream, cocoa crunch and Peruvian cocoa nips.
This proposal echoes the experience and mastery, but also sensitivity, of Jorge Rodríguez. The chef honors to their cultural and family origins. Coming from Cajamarca, Peru, he always wanted to experiment with cooking. It more than fulfills this with Mitiko where every detail is taken care of, including the tableware.
The latter, inspired by nature, It is handmade by different ceramic workshops. It simulates the land and seabed of Peru with coral shapes and turquoise glazes where ceviches and fish are served. The decoration of the restaurant, halfway between the Asian and South American countries, also reflects this perfect balance. All this accompanied by unbeatable service. To savor.
Where? Calle de Sor Ángela de la Cruz, 22, 28020, Madrid
The Bonding Hub
Barcelona celebrates the opening of The Bonding Hub, a comprehensive wellness space located in the renovated Diagonal area. It is conceived as an urban refuge, to promote health and connectionboth personal and social.
The heart of The Bonding Hub is its cozy café, where visitors can relax and enjoy artisanal coffees, fresh juices and healthy dishes prepared with fresh ingredients.
In addition to being a meeting point, this space also functions as coworking. It has a large multifunctional room where yoga, Pilates and other disciplines focused on physical and mental well-being are taught.
Their classes of SwáSthya Yogaa unique methodology that invites you to enjoy yoga from sensoriality and pleasure. Furthermore, the hub offers various therapies and treatments, such as massages, physiotherapy, acupuncture and nutrition sessions, providing users with a complete wellness experience.
The space also organizes a series of artistic and cultural events, such as art exhibitions, workshops and book presentations, thus strengthening its sense of community and enriching the lives of its members.
Where? Avenida Diagonal, 237, L’Eixample, 08013, Barcelona
luxury perfumes
Maison Margiela, The emblematic Parisian brand lands strongly in Spain. From October 17 to 20, the Salesas neighborhood is completely colored by its REPLICA perfume collection in the 1st Margiela House in Europe.
It proposes a tour of each of the aromas that define the house through different personalized spaces (Lazy Sunday Morning, Jazz Club, By the Fireplace and Beach Walk), destined to become an authentic experience through the senses.
This ephemeral space open to the public has a full agenda each day where, in addition to a permanent personalized cafeteria, a store space where you can find, learn about and get your hands on its collection of perfumes and many surprises in gift format, different olfactory and aroma workshops are organized. memories taught by experts to discover in depth each of the perfumes and delve, for the first time in our country, into the Margiela universe.
Where? C. del Barquillo, 11, 28004, Madrid
A luxury exhibition
Louis Vuitton, partner partner of Art Basel Paris for the third consecutive year, celebrates his long collaboration with Frank Gehry in an exhibition which is revealed in the Balcony of Honor of the Grand Palais in Paris
Beyond his identity as an architect, artist and designer, Frank Gehry is guided in each of his creations by constant experimentation with forms and materials.
The artist himself contributed to conceiving the scenography that will be presented at Art Basel Paris, reviewing some of the key elements of his collaboration with Louis Vuitton through a set of objects, drawings and models that he has created for the house over almost twenty years of collaboration.
Each of the pieces revisits iconic Louis Vuitton models reflecting at the same time the principles that govern the aesthetics of the architect’s work. Transparency as an ideal and the importance of botanical shapes are beautifully captured in the Capucines Mini Blossom and the Mini Puzzle bags.
At the same time, the Capucines Concrete Pockets in mediump size, and the Shimmer Haze and Analog, both in BB size, directly evoke some of Gehry’s best-known buildings: the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao or the Walt Disney Concrete Hall in Los Angeles , the Museum of Pop Culture in Seattle and the IAC Building in New New York, respectively, thus transforming their architecture into miniature sculptures of careful technicality, explains the house.
The exposure It is part of the 2024 edition of Art Basel Paris, which takes place between October 16 and 20.
Where? Grand Palais, 75008, Paris, France
A supportive market
Solán de Cabras continues to reinforce its commitment to the fight against breast cancer through its collaboration with the Spanish Association Against Cancer, as it has been doing for 11 years.
On the occasion of awareness month about this disease, this year, the natural mineral water brand celebrates the Rosa Market solidarity market, on October 18 and 19 in Madridto continue giving visibility and support to the fight against breast cancer. He also does it with the help of actress Amaia Salamanca, as on previous occasions.
The market will be open to the public from 12:00 to 20:00 with all kinds of trendy products with a common denominator: the color pink. Espacio 23 brings together a total of 12 participants of various types: fashion and accessories (Comppañía Fantástica, Lacambra, Maison Gracen), jewelry (Julieta Álvarez, El Colmo), decoration (AoC Design, Brumalis, Jabón y Papel, La Official, Nido Studio, Wax & Calm) and gastronomy (La Chinata).
These brands, with quality items and great attention to detailthey exhibit part of their catalog and will allocate a percentage of their sales to raise funds for the Spanish Association Against Cancer.
The market is presided over, in addition to a corner of the Association, by a Solán de Cabras space. Here you can purchase the new special edition of its already iconic pink bottle (RRP €17.90), decorated this time with the ribbon representing the fight against breast cancer and the brand’s new motto, ‘Reflection of a commitment’. Like every year, you can also purchase the bottle in the store on-line from Mahou San Miguel and its entire sale will go to the Spanish Association Against Cancer.
Where? Calle del General Oráa, 23, 28006, Madrid
A beauty appointment
Binomial, the new brand of skincare is presented to the public for the first time with the opening of its first pop up on October 18 from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and October 19 from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. and from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
It is an ephemeral space in which you can immerse yourself in the universe of the brand and learn about its products, as well as obtain a broader vision of the myths created around the skincare.
In addition, attendees can learn first-hand the most effective routines for your skin type with the help of specialists and enjoy a facial workout and win prizes, among many other activities, ideal to complement the daily skincare routine and create an indelible memory.
An experience that seeks to offer a clear vision of Binomial’s brand manifesto, supported by a solid scientific basis whose main objective is to respect and protect the microbiome, the ecosystem of the skin.
Where? Pedro Zerolo Square, Madrid
An immersive experience
Ready for a unique sensory journey? Evolution from imperfection: Art, Virtual Reality and Neuroscience is an audiovisual project that combines art, technology, music and emotions. The sample is based on seven original physical works by artist Silvia Sánchez that come to life through 3D virtual reality glasses.
Silvia Sánchez invites you to immerse yourself in a world of emotions focused on the empowerment of women, “showing the richness of their different facets and raising questions about beauty in imperfection,” according to the artist herself.
Where? Azkuna Zentroa – Alhóndiga Bilbao, Arriquíbar Plaza, 4, Abando, 48010 Bilbao