I liked Tataki. I didn't get to try any Peruvian dishes, but I had the sushi and it was pretty…read moregreat! The guacamole roll is packed with good salmon and topped with yummy mashed avocado. We had the vegetable haramaki starter, and boy did we scarf those down quickly! They were sweet 'n crispy. My friend's Yakisoba was tasty, but seemed more like Chinese food (like a pretty average Lo Mein). The service was quicker than I expected for a crowded Tuesday late afternoon! I'll be back to try the ceviche and more sushi.

Overall, it's one of the best Peruvian/Japanese fusion restaurants in the area. Rolls have too much…read morePhiladelphia cheese, which makes them a bit soggy. Delivery quality might be inconsistent, and sometimes the vinegar tastes too sweet or too acid, and not exactly right. One of its main advantages, however, is that the rice is tasty. That's something you don't usually find in Buenos Aires sushi (a lot of restaurants don't even season their rice). The smoked salmon is usually great.

Whatever you do here, do NOT order the pizza. It may seem like a delicious option, however, it…read moreprobably has more salt than any human needs in an entire year. It wouldn't be so bad if they had just put in a little bit into the crust and some on roasted vegetables. However, the amount of salt in the crust alone was probably 10 times what it needed. On top of that, they added sautéed spinach in even more salt. Okay, so maybe they didn't add extra salt in it preset, but if they still sautéed it in salted butter - it was definitely quite salt heavy. It was just this inedible piece of cardboard. Anyway, this restaurant was definitely a bust and I would not recommend coming here again. I would highly recommend going anywhere else.

The food was very basic fare. Our meals took so long to arrive and when they did, my companion's…read moreseafood dish contained frozen, uncooked shrimp. The kitchen corrected the error, but unlike restaurants in North America, they didn't offer any discounts for the inconvenience. The waitress was sweet, though.

fresh pasta and a great outdoor sitting area... perfection!!!…read more Had the lasagna and I definitely recommend. Lemon mousse was definitely too lemony... but the panqueque was great!!!

I ordered take out from here a few nights ago. It was actually the best sushi i've had so far in…read moreSouth America (very limited experiences of course). The rolls were fresh and the delivery speed was fairly fast. I got about 15 pieces with my special and will not hesitate to order from here again!

Very disappointing all you can eat experience in Buenos Aires. Definitely come here if you…read moreprioritize quantity over quality. Almost every dish I tried was flavorless. Many of the most popular items were not restocked throughout the night. They operate with many custom stations so you spend a lot of the night waiting on lines to get your food. The dessert bar was fair and had many options but truly everything else was lacking. Most people come here for the all you can eat meat so would not recommend if you have dietary restrictions. Prices are standard for the row of all you can eat places in this part of the city. The ambiance was busy but not packed on a Friday night. They offer the option to make reservations online which was helpful. Only tourists were eating here, not locals.

La comida divina los meseros muy serios pero el sitio si estaba bien limpio y la calidad de la…read morecomida divina pasamos una linda noche !!!!!!

Located in a nice little mini-mall with good tourist shops. Excellent wi-fi. Blandish mall-y…read moreatmosphere. We had super yummy sashimi plates of salmon, some tasty beers, and we split a spicy ramen. Tasty! It was nice to have solid Japanese food after spending a couple weeks in South America. Not much more to say.. we enjoyed the place, and they accepted credit cards!