Annyeong
Argentina
Consider trying both traditional and fusion dishes for a complete experience of Korean flavors.
Annyeong, located on Nicaragua Street in the bustling city of Buenos Aires, Argentina, offers an inviting exploration of South Korean cuisine. This venue exudes a contemporary vibe, characterized by its minimalist decor and clean lines, creating a welcoming space that resonates with simplicity and style. A perfect spot for those looking to enjoy a taste of Korea amidst the vibrant streets of Buenos Aires.
The menu is designed to reflect the diverse flavors of Korean cooking, providing guests with a range of options that highlight both traditional and modern interpretations of this beloved cuisine. Whether one is familiar with Korean food or trying it for the first time, Annyeong offers an array of dishes designed to appeal to all tastes, with an emphasis on freshness and quality ingredients.
The atmosphere at Annyeong is relaxed yet lively, making it suitable for a casual meal with friends or a more intimate dining experience. The restaurant's modern aesthetic serves as the perfect backdrop for enjoying flavorful dishes that focus on offering both depth and variety. It is well-suited for those who appreciate a well-curated menu and a setting that balances comfort with style.
Reviews
Top 5 meals I have had in Buenos Aires. Most of customers were Korean so you know it was excellent. I've been to Korea and don't remember anything this good. Wow.
Awesome Korean food in BA! Great service and amazing food. Would highly recommend to anyone visiting the area!
We ordered the fried chicken with the spicy sauce on the side, since we weren’t sure how hot it would be. It turned out to be just right for us, but we appreciated being able to add the sauce at our own pace. We also tried the rice dish with vegetables, which was flavorful and satisfying. The food was excellent, and the service made the experience even better. The staff member who assisted us was very friendly and gave us helpful tips on how to enjoy the dishes, which was great since we’re not very familiar with Korean cuisine (though we’ve tried a couple of Korean restaurants back in the USA). Overall, we really enjoyed our meal and would definitely recommend this restaurant!
I had really high hopes from this place, but I was not as impressed as I hoped. My boyfriend and I ordered the fried chicken but were told it would take about 30-45 min to make. Then we ordered the kimchi soup, and the waiter returned to tell us they were out of that and the carne soup — but we had came to the restaurant for the kimchi soup! The bulgogi was pretty good… not as flavorful as I anticipated. I felt like the lettuce tasted like chemicals. While I loved the ramen broth and veggies, the calamari was super tough from sitting in the hot broth for so long. Also, we only got 2 shrimp total in the ramen… so the seafood ramen was a lot of overcooked calamari and 2 shrimp. Lastly, the metal spoon gets super hot from sitting in the soup so when I brought it to my lips, it burned. Be careful of drinking the soup with that spoon! Overall, I would be interested in returning to the try the items we weren’t able to get. Also, I want to note that I come from a city with lots of asian and korean food, so I have pretty high standards.
The food was perfect! Best dolsot bibimbap and Seafood jeon (pancake) I have had in years even in Seoul. The banchan (side dishes) brought me back to Seoul. The servers were excellent and kind. I recommend everyone to eat here. I lovers everything!
