I was just passing by and thought I'd grab some dumplings. They offer them boiled, deep fried, or…read moregriddled - I ordered the last, though I'd say they're wok fried, just not completely crispy like deep-fried. The dough a little thick and slightly chewy. The filling was a very pleasant surprise - it's at least half grated cabbage flecked with finely diced carrot and chopped green onion, and just enough pork to bind it all together. Juicy and tasty and all around one I'd like to eat again - and one of these days might stop by and pick up something else to go, either to bring home, or go sit in a nearby plaza (Congreso's just a few blocks away).

Visited this place with a friend last Saturday when China town was poppin', it was the only place…read morethat was reasonably priced with no wait. Okay, so the server was very obviously new. He repeated everything back but still messed up. I explained 3 times that I'd like my soup as an appetizer and the marinated tofu and side of rice later as my entree. Regardless, everything came out at the same time along with my friend's dumpling appetizer. But her entree never came out. We called him over to ask him about it and he laughed it off. We ended up asking for it to go. The food was pretty good, nothing too special but a nice break from the typical Argentine fare of milanesas, pizza and empanadas. Prices are reasonable for the area, we just had a bit of bad luck getting a server who was brand new. Probably wouldn't choose to return but it was a pretty decent experience, hence 3 stars.

Are you visiting from the states and want good Chinese food while in Buenos Aires? I have to say…read morethat I and 3 others dined here while on vacation. Our food was excellent and we had excellent service. From the appetizers, to the mains we all loved our food. As any restaurant in Argentina, dinner starts around 8:30 or so. However, if you are visiting from points North, they are open earlier. This is family owned business and the owners take great care of the customers.

hoy lo considero uno de los mejores restaurantes de Buenos Aires. De la misma dueña de Cantina…read moreSunae, situado en el barrio de Chacarita en auge ahora. Todos sus platos son una delicia y una experiencia gastronómica de otro nivel. El lugar es difícil, no reservan, las mesas son chiquitas así q recomiendo ir de a 2, máximo 3 . En grupo puedo ser un poco más incómodo. Vayan a las 12:30 o a las 7:30 para no esperar una mesa porque la espera puede ser larga! Today I consider one of the best restaurants in Buenos Aires. From the same owner of Cantina Sunae, situated in Chacarita, very popular nowadays. Every dish is delicious, a gastronomic experience at another level. The place is difficult, they do not make reservations, the tables are really small so I would recommend to go only 2, max 3 pax. In group it can be uncomfortable. Go around 12:30pm or 7:30pm so you can get a table because the waiting can be long!

This place gets a five-star rating if you're looking for a break from chimichurri and steak…read more Honestly, surprisingly good Asian food, considering this is Argentina. The ambience is absolutely adorable and designed like an Asian Street market. Service was quick and friendly and the green curry was excellent, nix e and spicy if not the most authentic iteration of Thailand's national dish. The bao weee disappointing though.

Buena comida, servicio cálido y amable. Me gusto mucho la decoración. Parece una calle en un…read moremercado asiático.