Sushi Sensei - Buenos Aires

This restaurant seems to spend a lot of the day locked up with the door, but when I lived nearby, I finally happened when it was open. The restaurant is clean and tidy, with a minimalist decor and little ambience. But the beer was cold, the prawn stirrup was delicious and there was a Passion Fruit Flan (Fusion de Maracuya) for dessert that was delicious. The bill came just under $300, which seemed appropriate. The toilets are clean and there is free Wi-Fi. While it is not worth a special trip to eat here when you live near Soho, worth a visit.

Three of us ate no one of us. Most reels have cream cheese in them, Jucke. The Wasabi has no taste and the rice is too sweet. We found it interesting, there were practically no tuna on the menu (I think the only tuna was not raw .. nor wonder if that means canning?!? It didn't seem like someone spoke English from the waiting staff (two of us talking average Spanish and/or were willing to hire some of the roles to leave things we didn't want to contain.

Buena experiencia. Los langostinos empanados son claramente para compartir. Tal vez para ser más claro con el plato los llamaría tempura más que empanados. Probé el sushi Carterpillar que estaba muy bien de sabor. La atención impecable y el ambiente muy bien.

Para quem gosta de comida Japonesa na terra da Carne, esta é uma boa pedida. Ambiente legal, mas o preço não é dos mais em conta. Mas, vale a pena ir.

This restaurant seems to spend much of the day with the door locked, but as I was staying nearby, I finally passed it when it was open.The restaurant is clean and tidy, with a minimalist decor and little ambience. However the beer was cold, the prawn stir-fry was tasty and there was a Passion Fruit Flan (Fusion de Maracuya) for dessert which was delicious. The bill came to just under $a 300 which seemed reasonable. The toilets are clean and there is free wifi available.Whilst not worth a special trip to eat here, if you are staying nearby in Soho, well worth a visit.