Dragón Porteño
Argentina
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Authentic, savory Asian cuisine—we were pleasantly surprised by how abundant the dishes were, too. You can definitely share. The MaPo Tofu was delicious; the wonton soup as well. My son had a fried chicken and pho style soup that he loved, and my husband enjoyed the fried rice. I also ordered the mint and ginger lemonade, and got a huge, delicious homemade bottle full. Cost is neither cheap nor expensive; the typical cost you’d expect. Definitely Ty e best spot in Buenos Aires’ Chinatown.
Excelent Chinese food! The ambient and service were outstanding. We'll come back.
Very good chinese food. Came at rush hour, only waited 15 minutes or so. Even with a full restaurant, they gave us the food very fast. I was not personally a fan of the chicken chao-mein; however the pork bao, miso soup,and dumplings were all great. Be warned, HUGE portions; best done shared with a group. The menu, while all in Spanish, is still hard to understand at first. The atmosphere as well is a bit lacking, though that is personal taste. The beverages are expensive. Not a must go in Barrio Chino, but if you live in Buenos Aires or are staying a while, check it out.
