SushiClub Puerto Madero — Restaurant in Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

I would not recommend, only the place next to the river is nice, just like any other restaurant in the area... In the fisrt place they bring you an apetizzer which they charge you for later, on top of the "cubiertos" charged just for being at the table...

We had to wait to order the water and non alcoholic beverages and then they took over 15 minutes to come... We ordered 2 different drinks, both undrinkable (cheap vodka and full of sugar, and the mojito with no lime and full of sugar too, 1 sip and left them)...

The waiter suggested we went for the vegan salad, they clearly dont have a vegan chef, it was full of cilantro to the point where you could not eat the 20 usd salad, the furai poke salad was the only good thing we could enjoy...

And last but not least, the sushi came sooo long after the appetizer (50 minutes waiting) that we were not hungy so we had to ask for the "leftovers" to go...

The bill was around 90 usd for 2. Will not repeat. It used to be a high...

I visited this restaurant with high expectations, but unfortunately, my experience wasn't as pleasant as I had hoped. The service left much to be desired – the waiter seemed a bit disheveled, and I had to ask for the dirty glasses to be replaced. Waiting for the dishes took over 35 minutes. However, I must note that the sushi rolls were neatly crafted and held together well in the sauce. The sauce itself was quite flavorful. The ginger and wasabi didn't look very appealing, so I chose not to try them. I was particularly disappointed with the 15-piece set of rolls – some were overly sweet while others were overly sour, lacking a balanced taste. I wasn't a fan of the interior either; the place seemed too dimly lit. Despite this, the drink I selected was enjoyable. Overall, I didn't find pleasure in my visit, and I can't recommend this place due to the lack of positive experiences with the service, food,...

I'm a Sushi lover from around the world. I am also a lover of Buenos Aires. This is one of the most unique in the world and I travel from the US every couple of years to enjoy its magic. However, when in Argentina , I went to this expensive sushi restaurant thinking it was good due to its reviews and location (fine dining in Puerto Madero) However , that was far from the reality. This was the worst sushi in have ever tasted in my life. I live in Southern California and I eat sushi several times per month. Also, I visit Asia from time to time. What they serviced me was some Argentinian representation of sushi, but tasted nothing like it. It was also overpriced. I think they offer a lot of discounts for locals but I paid almost $50 usd dollars for a coke and 2 horrible rolls....