This Friday commemorates the existence of the icon of Japanese gastronomy. According to the date, know the discounts and benefits of the restaurants.
This friday august 25 is celebrated on ramen daya gastronomic ephemeris which commemorates the existence of this brothy soup with noodles and various toppings. an important icon of japanese gastronomy. In case you want to taste the more original recipesdo not miss this list of restaurants in CABA what will they offer discounts and benefits according to the date.
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New Japanese House Restaurant
Ramen Day in CABA: where to taste the original recipes
Koi Dumplings
KOI celebrates Ramen Day with a 15% discount at all venues and parties at Mercat Villa Crespo. DJ UOPA NACHI will play, there will be a drinks cart with Immigrant Gin and mini ramen as a gift.
The menu has a variety of ramen options for all tastes. The noodles can be toasted wheat or rice and all the ramen have their veggie alternatives, with proteins like falafel or tofu and a flavorful vegetable broth.
- Koji Shio Tonkotsu: a delicious pork broth accompanied by noodles, koji katsobushi tare and salt, leek leaf, white scallion, memma, black garlic oil, smoked bacon and an egg mollet.
- Miso: a chicken broth with noodles, miso tare, leek and shiitake, ginger, lemon and leek oil, roasted corn, mixed mushrooms, leek, scallion, bondiola chashu and a mollet egg.
- Shoyu Ajo: a chicken broth with noodles, garlic, soy and kombu tare, ginger, lemon and leek oil, roasted corn, mixed mushrooms, leeks, scallions, bondiola chashu and an egg mollet.
- Sriracha Kimchi Ramen: A chicken broth with noodles, fermented jalapeño sauce tare, kimchi, leek white, leek leaf, scallion white, coriander oil, bondiola chashu, and an egg mollet.
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Koi Dumplings
- Addresses: Carranza 1591 and Lavalleja 1387, Palermo; Villa Crespo Market, thames 747; the place of DoHo, Donated 2007, Villa Urquiza; and Av. Libertador 1401, Vincent Lopez. The Belgrano location, in Whitewashed 2982is exclusive to delivery and take away.
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Koi Dumplings
Let it V
Let it V is a restaurant that offers 100% plant based and gluten free meals. It already has four stores in different Buenos Aires neighborhoods and will soon open in Nordelta. All with the same concept: bring diners healthy dishes with multiple combinations of flavors and colors. They have a laboratory where they investigate all kinds of ferment and possibilities to replace the textures that foods such as eggs or cheese give. At the Palermo and Manduca branches on Paseo La Plaza, they offer a Vegan Ramen made with miso broth, rice noodles, pack choi, roasted mushrooms, kimchi, and nori seaweed. It is served piping hot and seasoned to be savored with any of the non-alcoholic cocktails that the house offers.
- Addresses: Costa Rica 5865Palermo; mercedes 3987Villa Devoto; Av. Corrientes 1660, (Manduca in Paseo la Plaza), San Nicolás; and basin 3035 (Shopping Del Parque Sustentoutlet), Villa del Parque.
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Let it V
New Japanese House Restaurant
Nueva Casa Japonesa Restaurant is a restaurant that allows you to taste and enjoy traditional Japanese dishes, such as ramen and udon. Other star dishes include Karaage (fried chicken dumplings coated in semi-spicy batter), Shumai (steamed pork-stuffed dumplings), Chashu Ramen (pork ramen with an intense flavor and great aroma with extra chashu, negi egg and shiitake mushrooms) and Yasai Tame (vegetables and tofu stir-fried with sweet and sour sauce and mirin, accompanied by white rice and miso soup), among others. In turn, the new headquarters of the Japanese House offers both edible and sweet products, vegetables, flour, condiments, dressings and a wide variety of supplies for Japanese cuisine.
- Address: Humberto Primero 2357CABA.
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New Japanese House Restaurant
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