If you have ever eaten Spanish Paella, where did you eat it?

Answer 1

The best place at a beach restaurant...
in Valencia, Spain
region where the recipe originated
EXCELLENT.
plus a zillion other places...including my sister-in-laws..
and of course, my own.

Answer 2

Where does the Paella come from;

That answer would only be half right for a real gastronomy expert. It is the typical, rich rice dish from Valencia, located on the east Mediterranean coast of Spain. Even though you can taste this food all over Spain and even world-wide, its true origin is Valencia. Being as Valencia had and still has an extensive area of rice fields, rich soil which was always generous in producing fresh vegetables and knowledgeable farmers who raised plump chickens and rabbits, Valencia used these quality local products to make paella. Not only this but its coastal situation added its abundance in seafood and shellfish to make up another variation of it. And if we add the use of the flavourable olive oil produced in Spain, we have everything necessary to make whichever paella we choose: meat and vegetable or seafood paella.

But now we must choose the correct utensils to make the paella in. We do not use regular frying pans although it seems that the word is in the valencia language the Castilian translation of frying pan. Pans is a special low border frying pan about 1 1/5 inches deep and has dips in the central part like a golf ball and two rather large handles on each side. Curious, isn´t it? There are paella pans measuring from 7 inches to 1 yard wide and for special occasions for hundreds of people to eat from. The size is very important, having to know the amount of people who will be eating it to
Paella was my favourite dish before, I eaten the best in Spain, unfortunately, not IN Valencia, but mostly in Madrid.
But you get Paella all over the world
Enjoy

Answer 3

I think I had it at this restaurant called Bahama Breeze so it might have been Spanish with a more Caribbean flair to it.

Answer 4

spain
in a bar named " chino latino" in minneapolis, minnesota
japan