What else can I say? It's the best smelling supermarket in Chinatown. It has most stuff, except the raw foods.

As Lillian C. very eloquently put it, "Casa China is a vegan oasis in the land of meat." As a vegetarian drowning in a meat culture, this is so very true. If you're American, you'll appreciate this place. They have *gasp* pretzels, and OMG salsa. How salsa (the kind that goes with tortilla chips) is not a thing in Argentina, I'll never understand. Little comforts of home. They have plenty of sushi rolls to go, lots of different sauces (Tabasco is like $12) and some fresh-baked cookies that you can buy singularly. I wouldn't call it Whole Foods (Tina & Co around the corner takes the vegan cake for that) but Casa China is definitely a great place to check out no matter who you are or what you're looking for. read more

So this is where Buenos Aires's equivalent of a Whole Foods shopper goes for their health food needs. This grocer caters to a more affluent, non-asian crowd. Your asian shoppers are at Asia Orient and the other nearby smelly fishy grocers and here you have porteños grabbing vegan cruelty-free alfajores and bulk dried garbanzos here. They have a bulk section with chia seeds, flax seeds, lentils, and the whole shebang. It's no Whole Foods (no vegan raw, live pizza bites and kale chips unfortunately) but Casa China is a health food, vegan oasis in the land of meat. They have a whole aisle dedicated to herbal teas and a relatively sizeable vegan food selection. So if you so happen to drag a poor vegan to Argentina, they too can try empanadas and milanese thanks to Casa China. read more

Wonderful place with such a nice crowd!! It's the equivalent of a Whole Foods or fresh market!! Perfect experience. I loved it :)