Food & Drink Any restaurants in Buenos Aires with Spicy food?

[Opera Fan]

It sounds like all of you are big Asian food fans. But If you like Cajun food try Nola located in Palermo Soho - https://maps.app.goo.gl/1B6wWfEWZMPGb69SA

I went several times during my vacation and loved it. It's no where near spicy like you are saying but they have a lot of sauces you can add to give it extra kick. I accidentally poured too much in and my mouth was burning.

 

[Canada Goose]

I get all my spices in Barrio Chino and my favorite Asian restaurant is Saigon in San Telmo. You can order your pho soup with plenty of jalapeños and red chili seed oil. I always offer to pay them for more jalapeños but they give me as many as I want free.

I second this recommendation. Also, Saigon has 2 other locations that might be more convenient than going all the way out to San Telmo.

I sent to this one in Palermo - https://maps.app.goo.gl/mF4ZYUa81S4ffpeSA

You can see menus and the other location on their website: https://www.saigonargentina.com/menu

 

[Spend Thrift]

I'm not a trained chef by trade but I like to cook and I do cook every day here. I thought about doing a closed door restaurant but the size of my place doesn't quite allow that. Here are some of the dishes I made.

Incredible! Incredible. How much would you charge to come to my apartment and cook this food for me? Or I don't want to be forward but I can come to your house! (Sidenote, I am gay so I hope that doesn't scare you). My friends in Seattle call me the "Flaming Hot Cheeto".

 

[Nasdaq]

There is also a similar post on spicy foods here - https://www.expatsba.com/threads/any-leads-on-ba-restaurants-with-spicy-food.382/