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El Quinto
Cuisine(s): Chinese, Indian, Japanese, Philippine, Southeast Asian, Thai, Vietnamese . Rating: 4.5 stars . Cost: $$$ . Restaurant type: Casual Dining Summary:El Quinto offers a sleek, modern décor and a menu that hops around Asia, more than a Japanese flight attendant. Another wonderful addition to the new group of restaurants paying homage to some of the world’s best cuisines.

Tandoor
Cuisine(s): Indian, Vietnamese . Rating: 4.5 stars . Cost: $$$ . Restaurant type: Upscale Casual Summary:Tandoor is the only Indian restaurant in Buenos Aires that has a sophisticated, upscale ambience, including candlelight. Execution of a traditional Indian menu is excellent. So is the service. Price are reasonable. Lunch prices are better than reasonable.
Saigón
Cuisine(s): Southeast Asian, Vietnamese . Rating: 4.1 stars . Cost: $$$ . Restaurant type: Fast Casual Summary:Saigón brings fast-casual dining with fairly authentic flavors from Southwest Asia in the form of spicy noodle soups and salads to San Telmo and Retiro at extremely affordable prices. One of the best choices downtown for lunch.

Bao Kitchen
Cuisine(s): Asian Cuisine, Chinese, Southeast Asian, Thai, Vietnamese . Rating: 4.0 stars . Cost: $$$ . Restaurant type: Casual Dining Summary:Despite a boring décor and confused waiters, Bao Kitchen offers true-to-form Asian food done better than almost anywhere in the city (except Sunae Asian Bistro). Specialty is steamed buns.

Sunae Asian Cantina
Cuisine(s): Philippine, Southeast Asian, Thai, Vietnamese . Rating: 4.5 stars . Cost: $$$$ . Restaurant type: Casual Dining Summary:Sunae Asian Bistro is southeast Asian cuisine, done right. Best option for casual-dining Asian in Buenos Aires!