Pan Fried Gyoza
Japanese Salad
Buckroot Salad
Grilled rice ball
Japanese Omelette
Sushi
Green tea mousse
Niji
Iberá 2424, Belgrano, Buenos Aires 4544 1850 (only with reservation)
This article inspired today’s post: Japanese food. If you understand Japanese’s cuisine outside of the sushi realm, then this is heaven for you- as it was for me: grilled rice, buckroot salad, gyoza, Japanese omelette, etc.
Restaurant Critc: This place is run by a Japanese mom with her daughters; the service is intimate, family-friendly, and full of smiles. Their location is a bit out of my ordinary areas, but once walking into the zen tranquility and Japanese setting, it takes me back to the time I was in Japan; my growing excitement at seeing dishes coming out of the kitchen, made with precision, love and care.
Food Critic: Looking at the menu, I fully understand why the cliental are Japanese; besides the standard sushi, the menu caters to other important parts of Japanese cuisine- bar food, street food, and home cooked food. The impressive menu did promise a good meal; the quality of each dish were excellent, the flavors were authentic, and each dish was abundant. Their dishes range from 30-100 pesos, sushi are in the 100′s and all others within the 30′s range; with a few glasses of their Japanese plum wine, delicious sakes, and over 9 dishes, we spent about 200 pesos each. Every penny was worth it.
Pros
- the variety of Japanese dishes
- good quality and taste on par with the prices
- seclusive environment
- family-style
- love the gyozas, buckroot salad, green tea mousse, salads, grilled goods- all good.
Cons
- they should eliminate the cream cheese from one of their rolls
- don’t order the japanese omelette if you don’t like mayo
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