El Quinto - Buenos Aires

There was a week meal and the waiter did not even mention it, the result was that we spent much more and when we asked, there was a stupid answer, not even try to fix it. Never come back, felt robbed.

Delicious food, cozy atmosphere, but service needs to improve something. I recomend Pad Thai. Not recommended for children

We went with my family 6 for dinner at BAFood Week. We booked in advance as the place is relatively small. We were placed on a long table for 12 with which we shared the table with another group. The service of waiters is very good and the quality of food excellent. Every dish reaches the right taste. We ate pork bao, sashimi salad, yakitori, curry, sushi and dessert chocolate cake and key lime. The key lime is highly recommended. The atmosphere is very casual and warm. It's pretty loud. You have beer, sake and Japanese whisky. It was full and people waited at the bar to release the tables. I found it rude that once we finished dessert and kicked the manager, came and told us, "Ask you the bill??????? Very rude and rude. For this detail I low El Quinto 2 points

Food was pretty good and the service was exceptional. Waiters were very friendly. We forgot one of our cells and they kept it for us... a nice surprise in my country. The place is like NYC city

I went to El Quinto with some friends and really enjoyed it. They have a pretty good menu of East Asian food, mostly Japanese but with some Chinese and Korean dishes. There is a bar in front of an open kitchen, so you can see the food being prepared if you wish... Food was excellent, and so was the service and atmosphere, albeit music was a bit loud at times. Overall, a great place to go for dinner.