BBQ Town

Go early or book in advance as this is a very popular place. It is not cheap, but you will be able to eat your filling. If there are less than 4 in your party, you might need to share a table with other groups. The meat dishes are great, but the secondary dishes provided to go with the grill are also delicious. Meat dishes include not only beef and chicken, but also fish and shrimp. Great for groups of 4 people!

At night they have everything you eat BBQ for 340 pesos, not including drinks. The AMOUNT of the supplements was crazy. I was in other Korean BBQ restaurants (S. Korea, Houston, Miami and Costa Rica) but this restaurant has the most side... The taste was good and fresh, the variety of appetizers has something for everyone. Fish, tripe, pickled vegetables, chicken, calorie dishes to name some. On the grill there were pork, beef, spicy veal, shrimp and bacon. I'm sure you come here with my friends. The price is great if you see what you eat.

It's a good meat on a grill. A strange kind of bbq/roll. They bring you so many plates with different things, some are already cooked, some are like sides. They bring a dish with very thin cut beef, pork, squid and shrimp for... Put them on the grill. When it is cooked, put it on salad leaf with fog and garlic slices and make it into a role. If you like squid and prawns the price is not bad, but my husband and I do not, so we found it a bit expensive. Will definitely not return.

We went to this place where we did not compare it with the reviews we had read. Fortunately, the experience was fantastic. Excellent meat, excellent secondary dishes, excellent appetizers both cold and hot. The waiters brought something every five minutes. This is a great opportunity to share with friends as there are at least two per table. Pricy (ARS 250 drinks) but very pleasant.

I've always wanted to visit a Korean BBQ place and so I did in Buenos Aires. The food was very good, so many side dishes. The fun part comes when they bring you the meats and calamari seasoned and ready to cook, you cook it...yourself as u dine and enjoy good company and the price here's was to die for was like $200 pesos each for an all u can eat experience excludes beverages of course, well worth it. For those that want to try something different