Nikkai Shokudo
Argentina
Visit on weekdays for a quieter dining experience, avoiding the weekend rush.
Nikkai Shokudo offers a delightful culinary experience focused on Japanese cuisine, right in the heart of Buenos Aires. Located at Av. Independencia 732, Nikkai Shokudo provides a welcoming atmosphere that perfectly captures the essence of Japan while integrating it into the vibrant Argentine culture. Visitors can expect a wide range of dishes that showcase traditional Japanese flavors through carefully crafted meals. The atmosphere is both casual and inviting, making it a suitable choice for various dining occasions, whether it's a casual lunch with friends or a leisurely dinner.
The restaurant's design merges authentic Japanese elements with a touch of local flair, resulting in a space that allows guests to enjoy their meal in comfort. Attention to detail is evident in both the decor and presentation of the dishes, reflecting a commitment to providing an authentic dining experience.
Nikkai Shokudo is well-suited for those who appreciate Japanese gastronomy and are looking to explore these flavors in Buenos Aires. Whether visitors are new to Japanese cuisine or seasoned enthusiasts, the restaurant offers something for everyone to enjoy, fitting seamlessly into the diverse culinary landscape of Argentina.
Reviews
Excellent service food is tasty yet a bit on the higher end
Museo soup is good. Gyoza is bad, I would rate it a 5/10, but unfortunately from all the places I've been around the world I got served gyoza 1/10, so pretty decent. I would strongly recommend the chefs to keep them on the pan for a little bit more to have a nice brown crust, then you reached perfect point. Fish quality is surprisingly good, salmon looked raw, unfrozen and the white fish has a nice taste. Unfortunately for people used to regular sushi rice, is a bit bad. Rice is way too sweet and was not fully cooked. Tempura shrimp was also not freshly boiled, you could taste and feel it's from a few hours ago. Arrangement of the place is good, only thing I would add is maybe some nice ambiance music. If I'd go again I'd have dishes that do not involve any rice.
Gyozas and rolls are delicious! Ramen and udon are not authentic in both the soup and noodles but taste is okay. Restaurant accepts CASH or debit card only.
