Japanese restaurants in Buenos Aires (Argentina)
In Buenos Aires (Argentina), BackCooking lists 17 Japanese restaurants, from OpenStreetMap.
Murasaki
971 Florida, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos AiresOpening hours (OpenStreetMap): Mo-Sa 12:00-16:00; Su offTel. +54 11 4314-6866Website ↗See on the mapNobiru
1627 Mendoza, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos AiresOpening hours (OpenStreetMap): Tu-Su 12:00-16:00,18:00-24:00Tel. +54 11 4782-0401Website ↗See on the mapNueva Casa Japonesa
2357 Humberto I, C1229AAK Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos AiresOpening hours (OpenStreetMap): Tu-Su 11:30-16:00Tel. +541149416491Website ↗See on the mapKyodo
2670 Avenida Ortiz de Ocampo, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos AiresWebsite ↗See on the mapMirutaki - ミルタキ Ramen & Sushi
2339 Ángel Justiniano Carranza, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos AiresOpening hours (OpenStreetMap): Tu-Sa 20:00-23:30See on the mapKenko Point
2596 ArribeñosSee on the mapKiku
Avenida Pedro Goyena, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos AiresSee on the mapNobiru
1599 Mendoza, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos AiresSee on the mapTaré
1813 MontañesesSee on the mapTori Tori
1175 EcuadorSee on the mapRestaurant Wakayama
Opening hours (OpenStreetMap): Mo-Su 10:00-18:00,19:30-24:00; Tu 10:00-18:00See on the mapFabric Dragón Blanco
See on the mapNikkai
See on the mapPatio Japones
See on the mapwasabi's
See on the mapWasabi's
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Other cuisines in Buenos Aires
- Argentinian 125
- Italian 52
- Chinese 31
- Peruvian 18
- Mexican 16
- American 15
- Spanish 10
- Korean 9
- French 8
- Indian 6
Frequently asked questions
How many Japanese restaurants are there in Buenos Aires?
BackCooking lists 17, from OpenStreetMap. The list is not exhaustive: it grows with the map.
Have these addresses been checked?
These addresses come from OpenStreetMap, a collaborative map. They have not been checked on site: call before you go.