Miguel Torres Opens KAITO Restaurant: Paula Echevarría’s Support and Star Guests. Miguel Torres celebrated the opening of KAITO restaurant in Madrid. Paula Echevarría showed her support at the launch, opting for a striking outfit. The guest list included friends of the couple and members of the diplomatic community.
At the center of Spain’s society news is Miguel Torres, who has not only returned to the public arena but has done so in style. The former Real Madrid defender has officially opened his new restaurant, KAITO, in Madrid, gathering close friends, well-known personalities, and of course, his partner Paula Echevarría. Her appearance became one of the most talked-about moments of the evening: the actress chose a Mioh floral print dress with a striking cut, complemented by Mango sandals. This outing did not go unnoticed by either the guests or the couple’s fans.
Opening atmosphere
As Divinity notes, Miguel Torres did not hide his emotions: launching KAITO was the result of long-standing work and personal involvement. On his social media, he shared that the opening took place among friends and in an atmosphere he described as “incredible” from the very first moments. Among the invites were choreographer Poty and his wife Isabel Navarro, the president of the Indian diplomatic mission in Spain Kabir, as well as Marian García Mayor and Javier Cascante. According to Torres, each of them became part of this new chapter.
Paula Echevarría’s support
Special attention was drawn to the support of Paula Echevarría, who not only accompanied Miguel but also publicly congratulated him on the launch of the project. On her Instagram, the actress noted that KAITO is a place for true sushi lovers and separately thanked Miguel and his business partner for creating this new space. Her look—a Mioh dress priced at 225 euros with an open neckline and a diagonal ruffle—became a talking point among fashion fans. This choice highlights Paula's attention to detail, even for informal social outings.
KAITO: concept and details
The KAITO restaurant positions itself as a modern Japanese tasquita with two locations in Madrid—on Lagasca and Serrano streets. According to Divinity, the emphasis here is on an open bar where guests can watch chef Koichi at work, preparing hand rolls right in front of them. The restaurant has an open-door policy without mandatory reservations, and the opening hours allow for visits both on weekdays and weekends until midnight. This format has already sparked interest among fans of Japanese cuisine and the Madrid social scene.
Stars, fashion, and gastronomy
The opening of KAITO was not only a gastronomic event but also a reason to discuss fashion choices and new social alliances. Attention to detail, the evening's atmosphere, and the support from Paula Echevarría made the restaurant launch a notable event of the season. Interest in celebrities' personal lives and their new projects remains strong: the public continues to follow the couple's every appearance, and Paula's fashion looks are regularly discussed in the Spanish media. Incidentally, the fascination with how celebrities choose their styles for social events is no coincidence — recently, at the Lancôme party in Madrid, Alba Díaz and Lidia Torrent also shared their skincare secrets, which was covered in detail in the feature on celebrity beauty choices at the Lancôme party.
KAITO has already become a new hotspot for lovers of Japanese cuisine and Madrid's social crowd. And the support of Paula Echevarría and the attention to detail have only fueled interest in Miguel Torres's project, who clearly doesn't intend to rest on his laurels.
