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Sushi in Argentina

15 sushi restaurants in Argentina: 6 omakase counters, 4 Nikkei restaurants, 2 chains, 2 à la carte sushi bars and 1 casual sushi spot. Pick a city below, or browse the highlights.

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Buenos Aires · Palermo HollywoodArgentina

Buri Omakase

Omakase served to a single seating in a hidden apartment space, featuring local fish; in the Michelin Guide.

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Buenos Aires · PalermoArgentina

Rü Omakase

Chef Romina Roux serves ten guests a night at a counter in a hotel courtyard dome, mixing Japanese and French technique with Atlantic seafood. Wednesday to Saturday, one seating.

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Buenos Aires · BelgranoArgentina

Shimada Omakase

Omakase bar of chef Takeshi Shimada on the terrace of Haiku, offering a 16-step menu that includes local fish such as pacu as nigiri.

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Buenos Aires · Villa CrespoArgentina

Antro Cocina en Cueva

Cave-styled room serving a 14-step Nikkei omakase eaten by hand, with nigiri, sashimi and temaki; sommelier pairings and a cocktail bar upstairs. Reservations via Meitre.

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Buenos Aires · PalermoArgentina

Mutsuhito

Intimate omakase counter serving a 17-course menu.

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Buenos Aires · PalermoArgentina

Nika Club Omakase

Palermo omakase counter with live-fire cooking and a gluten-free approach, led by chef Leo Lanussol and sushi master Fabian Masuda. Michelin Guide Buenos Aires 2026 recommended.

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Buenos Aires · BelgranoArgentina

Haiku Sushi

Opened in 1997 by two brothers; chef Quique Yafuso leads the bar. Omakase combinations range from five to thirty pieces of nigiri, sashimi and rolls.

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Buenos Aires · OlivosArgentina

Asato Sushi

Roy Asato's sushi bar near Olivos station since 2008, using local fish such as lisa, chernia and trout; omakase offered in sashimi or nigiri versions.

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Buenos Aires · PalermoArgentina

Osaka Buenos Aires

Nikkei restaurant with locations in Palermo and Puerto Madero, combining Peruvian and Japanese flavours. Listed on The World's 50 Best Discovery.

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Buenos Aires · Belgrano, Villa Crespo, Villa DevotoArgentina

Neko

Nikkei sushi bar with entirely gluten-free menu: wagyu nigiri, scallop noritacos, hand rolls and Peruvian-style rolls. Nigiri tasting nights run weekly.

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Buenos Aires · Palermo, Recoleta, Núñez, ColegialesArgentina

Norimōto

Hand roll bar described as the city's first, serving hand rolls made to order and eaten at once; Nikkei menu with branches across Buenos Aires.

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Mendoza · City centreArgentina

Omoi Sushi Nikkei

Nikkei restaurant in central Mendoza serving ceviches, rolls and Japanese-Peruvian dishes in a modern room.

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Chains in Argentina

NationwideArgentina

Sushi Club

Sushi chain founded in 2001 with branches across Argentina, including Puerto Madero and Las Cañitas. Fusion sushi with Mexican, Peruvian and Thai influences.

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Nationwide · Buenos Aires, Mendoza, Mar del Plata, Tigre, TucumánArgentina

Fabric Sushi

Nikkei sushi chain founded in 2008 in Palermo Hollywood; sushi chef Fabián Masuda joined in 2025. Branches across Buenos Aires, Mendoza, Tucumán and Atlantic coast towns.

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