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The Best
Peruvian and Nikkei Restaurants
in Buenos Aires
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RATING: 88%Cuisine(s): Japanese, Peruvian . Cost: $$$$$ . Restaurant type: Upscale Casual |
RATING: 83%Cuisine(s): Peruvian . Cost: $$$$ . Restaurant type: Upscale Casual |
RATING: 66%Cuisine(s): Peruvian . Cost: $$ . Restaurant type: Casual Dining |
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RATING: 88%Cuisine(s): Japanese, Peruvian . Cost: $$$$$ . Restaurant type: Upscale Casual |
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RATING: 83%Cuisine(s): Peruvian . Cost: $$$$ . Restaurant type: Upscale Casual |
Tanta
Cuisine(s): Peruvian . Rating: 4.6 stars . Cost: $$$ . Restaurant type: Casual Dining Summary:Tanta comes to Buenos Aires. Famed chef Gaston Acurio brings a flavorful and well-executed menu to a sophisticated casual ambience in Buenos Aires.
Páru Inkas Sushi & Grill
Cuisine(s): Peruvian . Rating: 4.2 stars . Cost: $$$$ . Restaurant type: Upscale Casual Summary:Páru Inkas, despite a pricey menu, is the best option in Belgrano and Recoleta for Peruvian Nikkei cuisine. Sleek decor. Good service. Well-executed menu.
Osaka
Cuisine(s): Japanese, Peruvian . Rating: 4.4 stars . Cost: $$$$$ . Restaurant type: Upscale Casual Summary:Osaka is the gold-standard in Buenos Aires for Nikkei cuisine. Osaka has mastered the genre with exquisite ambiance, execution and service, albeit at a hefty price tag for BA.
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