Osaki Calle 85 — Restaurant in Bogota, Capital District

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I visited this restaurant a few days ago, and while it’s a bit pricier than some other spots, the quality of the food definitely makes it worth the extra cost. I started with the Korean fried chicken as an appetizer and had the ramen for my main course—both dishes were absolutely delicious and left me thoroughly impressed.

The restaurant has a darker, more mysterious atmosphere, which added a unique touch to the overall experience. It feels like the perfect place for a romantic dinner. As for the service, it was solid—nothing out of the ordinary, but good enough to complement the meal.

If you’re looking for a place with high-quality dishes and an ambiance that sets the mood, this restaurant is a great choice. visited this restaurant a few days ago, and while it’s a bit pricier than some other spots, the quality of the food definitely makes it worth the extra cost. I started with the Korean fried chicken as an appetizer and had the ramen for my main course—both dishes were absolutely delicious and left me thoroughly impressed.

The restaurant has a darker, more mysterious atmosphere, which added a unique touch to the overall experience. It feels like the perfect place for a romantic dinner. As for the service, it was solid—nothing out of the ordinary, but good enough to complement the meal.

If you’re looking for a place with high-quality dishes and an ambiance that sets the mood, this restaurant is a...

I am shocked by the positive reviews. Maybe I had a random off experience?

We ordered 5 different dishes to share, and everything was mediocre or bland.

The “ceviche” came as salmon, as if it was a regular poke bowl.

The crab roll was just a glorified maki roll served on its side.

The salmon tataki had little to no flavour.

The cheesecake was a 2/5… very sweet and did not taste fresh.

I have been to other top sushi restaurants in this city and paid the same price for food that blew my taste buds away.

By comparison this meal was the equivalent of a low end sushi joint, disguised in a fancy setting, at the expense of a 5 star meal in Bogotá.

There is more value going to a Poke restaurant, than here.

Again, maybe I had bad luck, but this was very...

Osaki de la 85 estaba en mi wishlist y no decepcionó.

Al igual que el Osaki tradicional tiene comida excepcional (podría fácilmente estar superando a Osaka, siendo menos pretensioso y más relajado).

En esta ocasión pedí:

Poke citrus salmón: Está super hyped y aunque estaba espectacular y es muy fresco, me quedo con el poke guacamole salmón.

Onigiri Salmón con cangrejo: Quería probar algo nuevo (solo hace parte del menú de la 85) originalmente lo pedí de atún pero no había hoy -cosa que me parece muy extraña en un restaurante del grupo Takami (ofrecer algo que no está)-. A pesar de no estar el de atún, el de salmón estaba espectacular y la salsa que lo acompaña es un hit.

Crab roll: Un sueño para el paladar. 1000/10. Son un imperdible.

Mi único pero es el servicio y es por dos razones que no le doy 5 estrellas (a pesar de ser muy bueno):

Pedí que el langostino de dentro del onigiri no fuera apanado y me dijeron que no era posible. ¿Porque no va a ser posible no apanar algo a petición de un cliente ? Pedí agua al clima y me la trajeron helada (caí en cuenta cuando ya estaba servida).

En general es un excelente restaurante y el hecho que la carta sea diferente al resto de los Osaki lo hace mucho más interesante aún. Volveré a probar el resto de platos exclusivos del...