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Not everyone wants to eat Asian in Barcelona, but if you're a bit fed up of jamon, there's a great place for dim sum on C/Carders - Mosquito (C/Carders 46, 93 268 7569, www.mosquitotapas.com). It's been through a few different incarnations, and had moved to other premises, but now it's back with a pared-down menu and, thankfully, a less crowded dining room that's been given a bit of a facelift. It's still a casual, friendly place - with casual, friendly service, so go with a little patience!

The offering now focuses on dim sum made by expert Chinese ladies, and natural, organic and small production beers, ales and lagers (though there are other drinks on offer too). I've tried the prawn and the pork dumplings; both were light, moist and tasty. And good value - most things on the menu are about 1.50-3 euros. I washed them down with an organic pils, which was very refreshing. If you want something different, such as Vietnamese coffee (only place in BCN serving it) this is the place to go. I also imagine it would be a nice, relaxed place to go as a lone diner.

Oh, and the owner - who serves there most nights - is English, for those anglophones worried about communication.

For me, this and Wushu are the only places to go in BCN for good quality, well-priced Asian food. But if anyone has other suggestions, let's start a thread!

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