Sashimi and sushi plus sleek decor isn't an original formula, especially in a city where Japanese fusion restaurants are multiplying by the minute. Dashi remains at the top of...

It's a sushi restaurant, Jim, but not as we know it. The space is decked out like a Transylvanian gentlemans' club - lampshades, walls and plaster in raven black and stylised...

Not just a way to answer the phone, but an answer to your sushi craving. The high-standard sushi served here is a hit with the manicured Las Cañitas crowd and tourists alike....

After hitting it big in Lima, the chain established residence in BA in 2005, and the expert kitchen staff has been winning porteño admirers ever since, with a fusion menu...

Muted red paper lanterns mean that everything is rosy in this stand-out Taiwanese restaurant in BA's Barrio Chino. Eager punters are prepared to queue for the sizzling fried...

In the heart of one of downtown's least varied culinary districts, smack in the pizzeria-heavy Broadway of Buenos Aires, Avenida Corrientes, is Sattva, a charming vegetarian...

If you haven't yet had the pleasure of sampling Japanese-Peruvian food, believe us when we say that you couldn't do better than a trip to Sipan, a cool, classy restaurant that...

If you're familiar with the traditional, rather garish Indian restaurant - at least in its Western incarnation - bedecked with moving waterfall pictures, low lighting and an...

Think warm woods, soft chairs and ceiling fans and you've some idea what this classic colonial-style establishment has to offer. Another winner from the team that brought you...

Trust in those who know: the crème de la crème of the Japanese community eats at Yuki, an authentic oriental paradise. You can dine in the Zen dining room, take a seat at the...

Sashimi, meet foie gras. Tô presents Buenos Aires's first-and-only conveyer belt sushi service, with a Gallic twist. Newcomer on the BA dining scene Toufic Reda directs a...