Fabric Sushi — Restaurant in Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

I frequent this particular branch of the chain and, having made comparisons with other branches in the same network, I believe I can offer an objective assessment. The interior is strikingly beautiful, unlike anything else I’ve encountered in Buenos Aires. The dining area is consistently clean, and the staff maintain a neat appearance.

Regarding the service, occasionally, some waiters seemed somewhat disinterested, although this was only in 2 out of 7 instances. Generally, the staff are very friendly and attentive. They are vigilant about table cleanliness, except during business lunches.

The sushi rolls here are well-made, fresh, and lack the sour aftertaste found elsewhere. Cocktails are flavorful and not diluted. However, I must note that the wok and ramen dishes don’t quite meet the expectations set for these items. Visually, the ramen is appealing, but the broth lacks richness and has a watery consistency.

The restroom facilities are well-maintained, but I would like to highlight a faulty toilet in the men’s cubicle that leaks. Overall, I enjoy this place and intend to revisit. I look forward to returning to evaluate any...

One of the more exclusive looking places in BA with a very good reputation among locals. The experience was lovely and we enjoyed our time greatly. From the look of the restaurant to the waiters and the quality of the food, it's money well spent!

The food is great, we tasted several sushi rolls and the combination of flavours were dope. I'd recommend the 'Fabric' and 'Tropic' sushi rolls which were amazing, the scallops were tasty as well. We got a small fish tartar starter on the house which was a very nice gesture and really tasty as well.

The cocktails are very unique and have good flavours, the 'Tonic Oriental' had a nice taste to it.

Personnel wise, I was very impressed with the attention to detail and the service. They charge you 1600 ARS per person for table service which is rightfully so. The waitresses were attentive and had patience with our language barrier.

All in all a very good experience and worth...

We ordered three "menu ejecutivos" on our lunch break, with no special alterations. They forgot an appetizer and when it came late it was veggie and not the meat option that my co-worker had ordered. Then we waited at least a half hour for the main courses to show up.

One of my group missed a meeting and was late to a second one. We had to skip the coffee/dessert course that came included because we were already so late to return to work. No compensation of any kind was offered.

The sushi itself was decent. But inexcusably late. Its Puerto Madero at lunch, everyone is on a lunch break. You can't serve a lunch special aimed at office workers if you can't serve it fast enough to be eaten on a lunch break.

Then I came back to the office only to find out that this restaurant is notorious for this at this office. For being 3 times the price of the lunch service at the office, I'll just eat...