Restaurant Armenia - Buenos Aires

Never having eaten in an Armenian restaurant before we decided to try this one and we were not disappointed. The waiter who was extremely efficient didn't have a word of English but using sign language we managed to organise a sharing starter plate for the four of us giving us all a taste of everything on the plates. Only once we had finished this did he ask us what we wanted for our main course which was a brilliant move as having stuffed ourselves with the starters we decided to order three main courses for the four.of us. The food tasted to us like a mixture of Lebanese, Turkish, and Greek and everything we tried was delicious, full of flavour and nicely served. Interesting to go to a South American capital city and eat at an Armenian restaurant but this one is to be recommended.

Armenia Restaurant in Buenos Aires is on Armenia street, where most Armenian organizations are. It's kind of hidden, because it's on the second level of Armenian Cultural Center. Good Armenian authentic food and nice ambiance.

I went there for having traditional armenian food, and it was very normal, no more than this. The dancing show was also just normal, no more than this. All together, it was somewhat disappointing, also because the place is very noisy.

Excellent experience. My husband and I entered the restaurant because we were starving and was late at night. I'm glad we decided to eat there. Very good food, comfortable and calm. We recommend it.

Never before eaten in a Armenian restaurant before we decided to try this, and we were not disappointed. the waiter, who was extremely efficient, had no word of English, but with the sign language we could have a sharing starter for the. four of us, who all tell us a taste of everything. only when we had finished this, he asked us what we wanted for our main course, which was a brilliant movement when we cloged with the appetizers, we decided to order three main courses for the four. from us. that was eating us like a mixture of Lebanese, Turkish and Greek languages and everything we tried was delicious, full of taste and nice. it is interesting to go to a South American capital and eat in a Armenian restaurant, but this is recommended.