[Sushi focused...to be updated soon with more menu items!]…read more Definitely a Buenos Aires gem. We all know the sad truth that is sushi (and fresh fish for that matter) in this city. I know, I know: the lack of fresh seafood doesn't make sense considering the proximity to a vast ocean that we call the Atlantic. Hm. Bistro Tokyo turns that fact on it's head and shows that restos really can serve fantastic quality fish if they want to. We ordered a limited combo that included raw and cooked salmon. Portions are huge and we (male + female) ate happily for $450 including two waters and no appetizers. Which is my next point: you'll pay more than many sushi meals, but prices won't hurt too, too badly. Definitely considering going with a group so as to order more variety -- there are so many great looking non-sushi dishes too! To be continued...

Fresh fish, authentic execution. Getting good sushi in Buenos Aires is a challenge, but the guys…read moreat Bistro Tokyo do a solid job. Regardless of its inconspicuous appearance, it is definitely one of the better places to get sushi in BA. Price is reasonable, service is candid. Atmosphere is poor.

My favorite wine-tasting in Argentina! Their menu degustación (tasting) starts at 17 hs when the…read moresommelier arrives. You pick the cheese and they match the wine accordingly. Bread and dipping oil is also provided. It was very enjoyable and classy. Afterwards have a full glass of your favorite wine to finish off the experience. I'd recommend this tasting to all wine and cheese lovers or someone who is new to wine.

Bar Du Marchè: I tried the following wines here. Krontiras (organic Malbec) mild and smooth…read moreBodegas Krontiras, Mendoza; padrillos fruity and a little dry. (Pinot noir Ernesto Catena Vineyards, Mendoza) Amalaya Rosado de Malbec-Torrontes (Bodega Amalaya, Salta) a house blend. Ordered the menu del dia ($320 pesos) which came with a spinach soup, small salad, a main course, a glass of wine and a dessert or expresso. The soup was quite hearty and delicious. The main course was an egg tart with tomatoes with a lettuce salad. The tart needed some salt; was fine after that. And it came with a small glass of the Amalaya wine. All quite tasty with a very pleasant atmosphere with large tall windows on a charming street corner in Palermo. The extra glasses of wine were $150 pesos each.

Excellent Sushi in the Villa Crespo and Palermo neighborhood. Friendly staff. Try the roll with…read moreGuacamole. It's excellent