Majide

For a Barcelona meal built around Japanese sushi, Majide is best considered as a direct choice for familiar Japanese categories rather than as a venue with a heavily documented concept. The details point to a Japanese sushi restaurant with sushi, sashimi, tempura, ramen among its signature dishes, at about $45 per person.

Majide is a fit when the priority is a Japanese meal in Barcelona and the table wants recognizable options across sushi, sashimi, tempura, ramen. It is not possible to verify more specific claims about the room, service style, chef story, or menu format from the available information, so the safest way to frame the restaurant is by its cuisine, price point, dress code, recognition, named signature dishes.

Choose it for focused Japanese cooking, not a big-night production

The most grounded order is to stay close to the confirmed signature categories: sushi and sashimi, tempura, ramen.

A more reliable approach is to think in terms of the confirmed Japanese sushi focus and the listed signature dishes, then decide at the restaurant what best fits appetite and budget.

Who should choose it, who should skip it

Choose this if you want Japanese sushi in Barcelona at a price point of about $45 per person. The smart-casual dress code keeps the planning relatively simple: polished enough for a meal out, without requiring a more formal fine-dining frame.

Value is a reason to consider it. The spend sits in a range where expectations should be measured against a focused Japanese sushi meal rather than a luxury format. The Macarfi 7 Food Rating (2026) gives Majide a useful recognition marker, while the core appeal remains the Japanese sushi focus and the confirmed signature dishes.

For broader dining research across the city, use our full Barcelona restaurants guide; if the outing needs a different category afterward, the Barcelona bars guide is the better next step.