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also ate a lot of middle eastern food near Plaza Serrano which was pretty good too.
Do you remember the restaurant names and what you had?
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also ate a lot of middle eastern food near Plaza Serrano which was pretty good too.
I agree about cuts of beef. Everyone always says Argentina has the best steaks but although I like some cuts here like asado de tira, ojo de bife, bife de lomo, I think overall I like the steaks better in the US.I think US beef and Argentine beef do not compare, it's a bit like apples and pears. I like both, actually. However, there are some Argie cuts of beef that I think have nicer texture and flavor.
Do you remember which one? We tried Mr Ho, the Korean takeout place in Barrio Chino. The owner grew up in CABA, speaks perfect porteño and the bibimbap, bulgogi, and tteokbokki he makes are awful.
I like to cook and know how to make several of the most popular Chinese and Korean dishes in the States. Unfortunately, bringing all my kitchen paraphernalia was out of the question. I will replace that stuff, eventually, but I don't know how I feel about using Chinese made bottled sauces. In the States I used to buy only those made in the USA.
I also like the Middle Eastern place in Soho for Schwarmas. I like Shawarma Serrano for a quick bite. Quick and easy and affordable. My favorite Chinese place in Chinatown is Restaurant Mian.Do you remember the restaurant names and what you had?
Do you remember what your ordered at Restaurant Mian? Are their dishes similar to what we are used to in the States or more like P.F. Chang's?I also like the Middle Eastern place in Soho for Schwarmas. I like Shawarma Serrano for a quick bite. Quick and easy and affordable. My favorite Chinese place in Chinatown is Restaurant Mian.
Also, here was a recent article on good breakfast/brunch places.
Herald favorites: six brunch spots in Buenos Aires - Buenos Aires Herald
In a city with a penchant for late meals, a passion for coffee, and a taste for mixing sweet and salty, brunch options are everywhere. Here are some of our favorites.buenosairesherald.com
I have been there a few times. It's not as good as authentic Chinese food in Asia but the owners ARE Chinese and the place is always clean, good and fast service and they make the food fresh. I have gotten crispy egg rolls, beef and broccoli, sweet and sour pork and fried rice dishes. The vegetables are always fresh. I have tried several noodle dishes too. I'd rank it 4 out of 5 stars.Do you remember what your ordered at Restaurant Mian? Are their dishes similar to what we are used to in the States or more like P.F. Chang's?
Thanks for posting about Mian. I went there recently and it wasn't too bad but I just posted asking why the Chinese food isn't better wth a plethora of ingredients there (beef, chicken, pork and plenty of vegetables). Any other good Chinese restaurants people can recommend?I have been there a few times. It's not as good as authentic Chinese food in Asia but the owners ARE Chinese and the place is always clean, good and fast service and they make the food fresh. I have gotten crispy egg rolls, beef and broccoli, sweet and sour pork and fried rice dishes. The vegetables are always fresh. I have tried several noodle dishes too. I'd rank it 4 out of 5 stars.
I'm not sure why there aren't better Chinese restaurants here. Chinatown has several but many I tried weren't that great. There are huge crowds on the weekends. They are expensive for what you get to me.Thanks for posting about Mian. I went there recently and it wasn't too bad but I just posted asking why the Chinese food isn't better wth a plethora of ingredients there (beef, chicken, pork and plenty of vegetables). Any other good Chinese restaurants people can recommend?
Agree about Asian food. You mentioned Chinese restaurants but in general I don't think they are too good compared to most Chinatowns in the US in major cities. I'm not sure why as we have all the ingredients here but they seem to cook differently.I'm not sure why there aren't better Chinese restaurants here. Chinatown has several but many I tried weren't that great. There are huge crowds on the weekends. They are expensive for what you get to me.
Also the service in many of these Chinese restaurants are very slow. I liked Royal Mansion but it's expensive for what you get.
Royal Mansion · Mendoza 1598, C1428DJN C1428DJN, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentinien
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