Restaurant in València, Spain

Mala Hierba

Name: Mala Hierba
Address: Carrer de Vicent Sancho Tello, 11, El Pla del Real, 46021 València, Valencia, Spain, València, ES
Telephone: +34 963 23 79 89

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About Mala Hierba

Mala Hierba is a sensible El Pla del Real pick for a calmer celebration meal in València, especially when the brief is polished but not overly formal. The award signal gives it credibility, but the lack of published price, cuisine, dish detail means it is stronger as a flexible neighborhood choice than as a signature-order destination.

Book Mala Hierba if the plan is a relaxed meal in València and you want a restaurant with clearly published opening hours and a confirmed external recognition signal. The verified details are limited, so the safest read is practical rather than speculative: Mala Hierba is a casual venue in València with split lunch and dinner service on several days, longer continuous hours on Friday and Saturday, a We're Smart World 2025 to 1 Radish distinction.

València works for a calmer celebration

The location information to rely on here is simple: Mala Hierba is in València. The appeal is less about a confirmed luxury format and more about choosing a restaurant whose known details are easy to plan around. It is closed on Monday; Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday run 1:30–4 PM and 8–10:30 PM; Friday and Saturday run 1:30–11 PM; and Sunday runs 1:30–4 PM and 8–10:30 PM.

The strongest reason to shortlist it is positioning. It carries a confirmed We're Smart World 2025 to 1 Radish recognition, the dress code is casual. Beyond that, do not overstate the venue: the verified information does not include a cuisine label, chef name, price range, menu format, seat count, dish list, or service style. For a broader city scan before deciding, use our full València restaurants guide, then cross-check hotel, bar, winery, experience plans through our full València hotels guide, our full València bars guide, our full València wineries guide, our full València experiences guide.

Choose it when flexibility matters more than ceremony

Decision is not complicated: pick Mala Hierba when the confirmed hours, casual dress code, We're Smart recognition fit the plan. Choose another nearby option if you need a restaurant with a more clearly documented format before booking. Apicius, Kaido Sushi Bar, Kaido, Gran Azul, Samsha are other València names to compare depending on the occasion.

Caution is that diners looking for a specific menu promise should not over-read the name or the award badge. With no verified price range, cuisine label, chef name, seat count, or dish list to rely on here, the safer recommendation is to treat it as a València restaurant with confirmed hours, casual dress, a clear recognition note rather than as a destination built around one known signature order.

If the València table is part of a wider itinerary, use Mala Hierba as the local anchor and compare the rest of the trip separately. The grounded decision points are the city, the opening schedule, the casual dress code, the We're Smart World 2025 to 1 Radish recognition.

Quick read: book Mala Hierba for a casual València meal when its verified hours suit the plan; cross-shop if cuisine clarity, price certainty, or a documented formal format is the priority.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I order at Mala Hierba?

The verified information does not include specific dishes or a menu format. Mala Hierba has a confirmed We're Smart World 2025 to 1 Radish distinction, but the safest move is to check the venue's current menu or official channels before deciding what to order.

Can I eat at the bar at Mala Hierba?

Those details are not published in the verified information. If seating format matters, check the venue's official channels before booking.

Is Mala Hierba good for a special occasion?

It can be a practical València choice if a casual dress code, confirmed hours, a We're Smart World 2025 to 1 Radish recognition fit the occasion. The verified information does not confirm a luxury format, tasting menu, price range, or service style.

How far ahead should I book Mala Hierba?

Specific booking lead times are not verified. The confirmed schedule is Monday closed; Tuesday to Thursday 1:30–4 PM and 8–10:30 PM; Friday and Saturday 1:30–11 PM; and Sunday 1:30–4 PM and 8–10:30 PM. Check the venue's official channels for current availability.

What are alternatives to Mala Hierba in València?

Other València options to compare include Apicius, Gran Azul, Kaido, Kaido Sushi Bar, Samsha. Use them as comparison points if you need another booking fit.

Is lunch or dinner better at Mala Hierba?

The verified hours include lunch and dinner windows on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday, plus continuous 1:30–11 PM hours on Friday and Saturday. Choose the meal period that best matches your schedule, confirm current hours before going.

Can Mala Hierba accommodate groups?

Group capacity and private-dining details are not verified. If you are planning for a group, check the venue's official channels for current booking information.

Location

Carrer de Vicent Sancho Tello, 11, El Pla del Real, 46021 València, Valencia, Spain

València, Spain

Compare Mala Hierba

Where it fits among nearby options

Against València peers, Mala Hierba sits in the practical middle: less defined than Apicius on cuisine and price, less spend-driven than Kaido Sushi Bar, and less value-coded than Gran Azul. That makes it useful when the goal is a credible celebration without locking into a more formal category.

For diners who choose by format, Kaido Sushi Bar is the Japanese splurge, Apicius is the modern-cuisine benchmark in this comparison set, Gran Azul is the traditional-cuisine value play. Mala Hierba is the pick when location, calmer pacing, occasion flexibility matter more than a named cuisine lane.

Good alternatives if this is not the right fit

Choose Apicius if the meal needs a clearer modern-cuisine identity and a known €€€ price tier. Choose Gran Azul if value and traditional cuisine are more important than a special-occasion signal.

For a higher-spend Japanese option, Kaido Sushi Bar is the cleaner cross-shop. If availability becomes the deciding factor, also check Samsha and Kaido.

How Mala Hierba compares in València

Mala Hierba is the easier recommendation when the occasion calls for a composed neighborhood meal rather than a high-commitment spend. Kaido Sushi Bar is the splurge choice in this set, with a Japanese focus and €€€€ pricing; choose it when luxury sushi is the point of the night. Apicius has a clearer modern-cuisine and €€€ price signal, so it is a safer cross-shop for diners who want a more defined premium restaurant frame.

Gran Azul is the value-led alternative, especially if traditional cuisine and €€ pricing matter more than a softer special-occasion feel. Samsha and Kaido are worth checking when availability or format matters, but the decision should come down to what kind of evening is needed: Mala Hierba for lower-friction neighborhood polish, Kaido Sushi Bar for a higher-priced Japanese meal, Apicius for modern cuisine, Gran Azul for a more economical traditional route.