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Nearby attractions
Museo Del Hambre
C1232AAG, Av. San Juan 2491, C1232AAG Cdad. AutĂłnoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
FundaciĂłn Augusto y LeĂłn Ferrari
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Velasco Ibarra Park
México, Av. Jujuy y, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Plaza MartĂ­n Fierro
La Rioja, C1243 Cdad. AutĂłnoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
BasĂ­lica Santa Rosa de Lima
Av. Belgrano 2216, C1094AAR Cdad. AutĂłnoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Plaza Alfonsina Storni
Av. San Juan 1650, C1148 Cdad. AutĂłnoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Biblioteca del Docente
Av. Entre RĂ­os 1349, C1133 Cdad. AutĂłnoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Parque de skate-Garrahan
Pichincha 1700, C1249 Cdad. AutĂłnoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Nearby restaurants
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Bar de Cao
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Café Vinilo
Estados Unidos 2483, C1227 Cdad. AutĂłnoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
OKIREN Sushi Bar & Restaurant
Av. San Juan 2651, C1232 AAI, Cdad. AutĂłnoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Comida Árabe Libanesa Wayub
Pasco 1115, C1219 Cdad. AutĂłnoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Café Bar Cristobal
Av. Independencia 2200, C1225 Cdad. AutĂłnoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
sushimy
Carlos Calvo 2273, C1230 Cdad. AutĂłnoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mi Fan - veggie & healthy
Av. San Juan 2635, C1232AAI Cdad. AutĂłnoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Bandera Verde
Av. Jujuy 809 C1225AAW, C1229ABD Cdad. AutĂłnoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
La Farola de San CristĂłbal
Av. Independencia 2001, C1225AAC Cdad. AutĂłnoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
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MG Baires Negocios Inmobiliarios
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hotel tango club 2
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HOTEL JARDIN
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Casa Jade
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Planta Alta BA
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Hotel "6 DE OCTUBRE"
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Bet Hotel Buenos Aires
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Nueva Casa Japonesa

Humberto 1Âș 2357, C1229 Cdad. AutĂłnoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
4.6(3.8K)$$$$
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attractions: Museo Del Hambre, Fundación Augusto y León Ferrari, Velasco Ibarra Park, Plaza Martín Fierro, Basílica Santa Rosa de Lima, Plaza Alfonsina Storni, Biblioteca del Docente, Parque de skate-Garrahan, restaurants: Café La Humedad, Bar de Cao, Café Vinilo, OKIREN Sushi Bar & Restaurant, Comida Árabe Libanesa Wayub, Café Bar Cristobal, sushimy, Mi Fan - veggie & healthy, Bandera Verde, La Farola de San Cristóbal
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+54 11 4941-6491
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casajaponesa.com.ar

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Nearby attractions of Nueva Casa Japonesa

Museo Del Hambre

FundaciĂłn Augusto y LeĂłn Ferrari

Velasco Ibarra Park

Plaza MartĂ­n Fierro

BasĂ­lica Santa Rosa de Lima

Plaza Alfonsina Storni

Biblioteca del Docente

Parque de skate-Garrahan

Museo Del Hambre

Museo Del Hambre

4.6

(114)

Open 24 hours
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FundaciĂłn Augusto y LeĂłn Ferrari

FundaciĂłn Augusto y LeĂłn Ferrari

4.8

(15)

Open 24 hours
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Velasco Ibarra Park

Velasco Ibarra Park

4.0

(901)

Open 24 hours
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Plaza MartĂ­n Fierro

Plaza MartĂ­n Fierro

4.3

(3.9K)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Nueva Casa Japonesa

Café La Humedad

Bar de Cao

Café Vinilo

OKIREN Sushi Bar & Restaurant

Comida Árabe Libanesa Wayub

Café Bar Cristobal

sushimy

Mi Fan - veggie & healthy

Bandera Verde

La Farola de San CristĂłbal

Café La Humedad

Café La Humedad

4.5

(746)

$$

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Bar de Cao

Bar de Cao

4.3

(4.3K)

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Café Vinilo

Café Vinilo

4.5

(927)

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OKIREN Sushi Bar & Restaurant

OKIREN Sushi Bar & Restaurant

4.7

(550)

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Reviews of Nueva Casa Japonesa

4.6
(3,817)
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5.0
2y

Nueva Casa Japonesa does not need this review. You do. You wouldn't believe on this quiet street in San Cristobal there could be such a hidden gem. Hidden behind what appears to be a warehouse entry door, you're likely to encounter scores of other people obviously "in the know." We arrived Sunday afternoon around 2pm when we thought it would be quiet, but we waited about 30 minutes for a table. We spent time in the Asian grocery store on the ground floor in the back and got excited when we heard our names called. Going upstairs, the place was packed...always a good sign when people are willing to wait for a table and the restaurant is crowded. In this Japanese restaurant, there were more Japanese than I've ever seen in one place in Buenos Aires. It did take a while for our server to come as the place was full, but the food was delivered promptly and worth every minute we waited. I could not fault anything about this place. The ramen was amazing. Probably the best I've had anywhere. It's the perfect thing on a cool and cloudy day. As we exited the restaurant overflowing with joy, the adorable older man at the front asked how we liked our meal...rarely had anyone ask us in Buenos Aires if we liked the meal. You'll love this place. But, please, don't love it too much that it gets more crowded than it is...unless they want to open another restaurant close to me in...

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3.0
35w

I really wanted to like this Japanese restaurant. I’ve actually eaten here several times — not so much by choice, but because it’s one of the few Japanese restaurants nearby that opens early for lunch.

Each time, however, I’m reminded that the food leans more toward a fusion of Asian and Latino flavors rather than offering a truly authentic Japanese experience. As someone who has been exposed to authentic Japanese cuisine not just in Asia, but also in the US and other parts of the world, I found the flavors here somewhat lacking.

I recently tried their miso ramen for the first time, and while it was decent, it tasted quite mild and lacked the rich umami flavor you would typically expect. The side dishes also felt more influenced by local Latino cuisine than traditional Japanese flavors. I noticed a slight aftertaste in the chashu (pork) that was a bit unusual for me.

The takoyaki and sushi were alright — nothing outstanding, but acceptable.

If you’re a foreigner or tourist looking for an authentic Japanese dining experience, I would suggest keeping your expectations in check. It’s clear that the menu is designed more for the local Argentine palate. Most of the positive reviews seem to come from locals who may not be as familiar with traditional Japanese flavors.

That said, if you’re open to a local twist on Japanese dishes, you might still enjoy...

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3.0
22w

Dejo 3 estrellas solo por lo bueno del restaurante.

RestĂł: La comida muy rica, no es cara en sĂ­ para lo abundante que es. LĂĄstima que tal vez podrĂ­a tener mĂĄs variedad de platos, ya que es: ramen distintos tipos, udĂłn distintos tipos, sushi y unos platos especiales (que son milanesa con arroz a lo japonĂ©s, arroz salteado, el curry lo mĂĄs rico, y pescados salteados con varios acompamientos). Las entradas son pocas pero buenas. Los postres no valen mucho la pena, son solo cuadrados de torta muy chicos e industriales. El personal siempre agradable. Suele haber demora para entrar. Lo malo es lo TERRIBLEMENTE ruidoso que es el espacio; no sĂ© puede hablar casi, y escuchas todo lo que dicen las otras mesas (a veces mĂĄs que la propia). Y el set del katsu kare decepcionante la Ășltima vez mĂĄs que nada: una ensalada de pura lechuga con una rodaja de tomate, la clĂĄsica sopa de miso, y tres cuadrados de tofu frito (no me gusta el tofu, que bastante particular es); siendo que a mi novio con el udĂłn le tocĂł un set mucho mejor con pollo frito, unos fideos negros muy ricos, hasta un bao!!

Supermercado: De acĂĄ la baja calificaciĂłn. Es un desastre el supermercado. La variedad de productos es insĂłlita; cosas de lo mĂĄs bĂĄsicas, que no sirven para nada o que no son nada wow siendo que vienen de JapĂłn; por ejemplo sandalias para el hogar, toallas de mano, utensilios bĂĄsicos o altamente prescindibles, tuppers comunes y corrientes, cartulinas, perchas (a montones), carpetas a4 como las de cualquier librerĂ­a. La comida no tiene muchas aclaraciones y gran parte de los snacks son algĂșn tipo de galleta de arroz. Todo esto por precios excesivos, al igual que su sector de cosas dulces frescas, totalmente volado para lo pequeñas que son las porciones. DespuĂ©s tiene cosas que se rescatan, como todo. Supongo que parte de la comunidad nipona comprarĂĄ cosas de habituĂ© que el argentino ni considera probar. Pero reitero, el surtido de productos es terrible; no sĂ© quiĂ©n organice quĂ© se trae y quĂ© no, pero deberĂ­a empezar a reconsiderar, sobre todo con la enorme oferta que tiene JapĂłn de cosas interesantes para traer. PodrĂ­an importar loncheras tipo obento para la escuela, cosas de librerĂ­a mĂĄs que lĂĄpices mecĂĄnicos, utensilios de cocina verdaderamente Ăștiles y fuera de lo ordinario, y snacks de mucha mĂĄs variedad. No es que no pueda pagar, es que no lo vale, porque todo lo dulce tipo panaderĂ­a, casero, es excesivo para lo que es. Antes me hacĂ­a mucha ilusiĂłn ir a Casa Japonesa, sobre todo siendo que nunca me quedĂł cerca y estĂĄn en un barrio medio feo; pero cada vez que voy termino mĂĄs decepcionada. Hasta el barrio chino vale mĂĄs la pena, salvo por el restaurante. AdemĂĄs entre semana cabe aclarar que no hay comida salada fresca (bentos, onigiris), asĂ­ que ni siquiera vale la pena como para comprar algo para picar o almorzar...

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Brian BerentyBrian Berenty
Nueva Casa Japonesa does not need this review. You do. You wouldn't believe on this quiet street in San Cristobal there could be such a hidden gem. Hidden behind what appears to be a warehouse entry door, you're likely to encounter scores of other people obviously "in the know." We arrived Sunday afternoon around 2pm when we thought it would be quiet, but we waited about 30 minutes for a table. We spent time in the Asian grocery store on the ground floor in the back and got excited when we heard our names called. Going upstairs, the place was packed...always a good sign when people are willing to wait for a table and the restaurant is crowded. In this Japanese restaurant, there were more Japanese than I've ever seen in one place in Buenos Aires. It did take a while for our server to come as the place was full, but the food was delivered promptly and worth every minute we waited. I could not fault anything about this place. The ramen was amazing. Probably the best I've had anywhere. It's the perfect thing on a cool and cloudy day. As we exited the restaurant overflowing with joy, the adorable older man at the front asked how we liked our meal...rarely had anyone ask us in Buenos Aires if we liked the meal. You'll love this place. But, please, don't love it too much that it gets more crowded than it is...unless they want to open another restaurant close to me in Barrio Norte...
Andrés MacanAndrés Macan
Fuimos a comer al restaurante de la planta alta. SĂĄbado al medio dĂ­a. Hay que subir, anunciarse y te anotan, esperas abajo, van llamando por un alto parlante. Habremos esperado media hora aproximadamente. El menu exhibe opciones sin TACC, y tiene un aviso al pie de que le avises al mozo quĂ© lo pedĂ­s sin TACC, sin embargo te avisan que en la cocina hay contaminaciĂłn cruzada, y no garantizan que sea sin TACC, asĂ­ que si sos celiacos, no coman ahĂ­. Las mozas no tienen idea de nada. Le preguntamos que venĂ­a como acompañamientos si pedĂ­as el menĂș en Set, y dijo que no sabĂ­a, que el cocinero te daba lo que le pintaba. Pedimos el Yaki sake Teishoku (salmon) y el Katsu Kate (milanesa de cerdo, arroz y un curry). El acompañamiento del Katsu Kate no me gustĂł. Esa sopa tenĂ­a un gusto horrible, la ensalada no tenĂ­a nada especial, y lo otro era un pescado frĂ­o insulso. Recomiendo no pedir en set. El plato principal estaba bueno. Recontra abundante. Como criticas, el cerdo era muy grueso, cortado en tiras muy grandes, y se hacĂ­a muy difĂ­cil comer con palitos. El plato del salmĂłn, le preguntamos a la moza (otra chica) que eran los acompañamientos quĂ© habĂ­an venido, dijo que no tenĂ­a la menor idea, ni como se comĂ­a ni como mezclarlo. HabĂ­a un cuenco con una especie de aceite, no sabĂ­amos si era para la ensalada, para el fideo o para el arroz. Este menĂș no se podĂ­a elegir simple o en set, solo viene en set. El salmon vino sin cortar, imposible comerlo con palitos, los Ășnicos cubiertos quĂ© te traen a la mesa. TenĂ­amos que andar cortandolo con la cuchara de la sopa y haciendo fuerza con el palito. Estaba muy rico, y la porciĂłn tambiĂ©n bien abundante. El precio, por la cantidad de comida, lo hace muy barato. Incluye una bebida sin alcohol. Aceptan tarjetas de crĂ©dito, dĂ©bito y hay un descuento pagando en efectivo (no se de cuanto).
AndusAndus
I went to another Japanese place in Argentina that was horrendous, and compared to them, this place would be incredible. Compared to places I've had in Japan and America, it's slightly worse than average. The ramen itself was serviceable. The broth was okay and the noodles were smooth. The katsu curry that I tried was underwhelming, as the curry was bland and they didn't have katsu sauce. The karaage was not good. It was cold and the fried coating was... off. The Japanese store downstairs is nice and novel at the least. Would not recommend.
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Nueva Casa Japonesa does not need this review. You do. You wouldn't believe on this quiet street in San Cristobal there could be such a hidden gem. Hidden behind what appears to be a warehouse entry door, you're likely to encounter scores of other people obviously "in the know." We arrived Sunday afternoon around 2pm when we thought it would be quiet, but we waited about 30 minutes for a table. We spent time in the Asian grocery store on the ground floor in the back and got excited when we heard our names called. Going upstairs, the place was packed...always a good sign when people are willing to wait for a table and the restaurant is crowded. In this Japanese restaurant, there were more Japanese than I've ever seen in one place in Buenos Aires. It did take a while for our server to come as the place was full, but the food was delivered promptly and worth every minute we waited. I could not fault anything about this place. The ramen was amazing. Probably the best I've had anywhere. It's the perfect thing on a cool and cloudy day. As we exited the restaurant overflowing with joy, the adorable older man at the front asked how we liked our meal...rarely had anyone ask us in Buenos Aires if we liked the meal. You'll love this place. But, please, don't love it too much that it gets more crowded than it is...unless they want to open another restaurant close to me in Barrio Norte...
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Fuimos a comer al restaurante de la planta alta. SĂĄbado al medio dĂ­a. Hay que subir, anunciarse y te anotan, esperas abajo, van llamando por un alto parlante. Habremos esperado media hora aproximadamente. El menu exhibe opciones sin TACC, y tiene un aviso al pie de que le avises al mozo quĂ© lo pedĂ­s sin TACC, sin embargo te avisan que en la cocina hay contaminaciĂłn cruzada, y no garantizan que sea sin TACC, asĂ­ que si sos celiacos, no coman ahĂ­. Las mozas no tienen idea de nada. Le preguntamos que venĂ­a como acompañamientos si pedĂ­as el menĂș en Set, y dijo que no sabĂ­a, que el cocinero te daba lo que le pintaba. Pedimos el Yaki sake Teishoku (salmon) y el Katsu Kate (milanesa de cerdo, arroz y un curry). El acompañamiento del Katsu Kate no me gustĂł. Esa sopa tenĂ­a un gusto horrible, la ensalada no tenĂ­a nada especial, y lo otro era un pescado frĂ­o insulso. Recomiendo no pedir en set. El plato principal estaba bueno. Recontra abundante. Como criticas, el cerdo era muy grueso, cortado en tiras muy grandes, y se hacĂ­a muy difĂ­cil comer con palitos. El plato del salmĂłn, le preguntamos a la moza (otra chica) que eran los acompañamientos quĂ© habĂ­an venido, dijo que no tenĂ­a la menor idea, ni como se comĂ­a ni como mezclarlo. HabĂ­a un cuenco con una especie de aceite, no sabĂ­amos si era para la ensalada, para el fideo o para el arroz. Este menĂș no se podĂ­a elegir simple o en set, solo viene en set. El salmon vino sin cortar, imposible comerlo con palitos, los Ășnicos cubiertos quĂ© te traen a la mesa. TenĂ­amos que andar cortandolo con la cuchara de la sopa y haciendo fuerza con el palito. Estaba muy rico, y la porciĂłn tambiĂ©n bien abundante. El precio, por la cantidad de comida, lo hace muy barato. Incluye una bebida sin alcohol. Aceptan tarjetas de crĂ©dito, dĂ©bito y hay un descuento pagando en efectivo (no se de cuanto).
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I went to another Japanese place in Argentina that was horrendous, and compared to them, this place would be incredible. Compared to places I've had in Japan and America, it's slightly worse than average. The ramen itself was serviceable. The broth was okay and the noodles were smooth. The katsu curry that I tried was underwhelming, as the curry was bland and they didn't have katsu sauce. The karaage was not good. It was cold and the fried coating was... off. The Japanese store downstairs is nice and novel at the least. Would not recommend.
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