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1. Nakama Ramen Corner
Japanese ramen restaurant.
Reviewed By mp242017
Went here on a Friday night for dinner. There was a short wait when we arrived; the restaurant is small so there were a few groups waiting outside for a table. They told us it would be about a 15 min wait but it was faster than that. The service is great and they were clearly making an effort to move quickly so that people waiting for tables aren't waiting forever. I had the vegetarian ramen but I asked them to make it spicy, and my friend also had a spicy ramen but I forget which one (I think maybe Spicy Miso), with meat. For mine they brought me a spice paste and a spice powder on the side so that I could make it as spicy as I wanted which was awesome. It was so delicious and exactly what I needed in my life after being in Argentina for 2 months and having barely any spice! The staff was also very kind and the restaurant is very cute and well-decorated.
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2. Sushiclub Cordoba
Overall Ratings
4 based on 305 reviews
Reviewed By AntoAshllian
i'd say sushi club is the best option i the city. there is this other place i like called teppanyaki but its too far away. sushi club has always a great service and diverse variety. if you are from cordoba and have certain credit cards you can get discounts, though there are other ways of getting them. or maybe you are a tourist but have a friend in cordoba so let them know and maybe your friend can get you a discount, i recently got to know that some of them can be added and you can end up with a 50% discount, this is a very expensive restaurant. great location, with parking lots nearby.
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3. Kaori
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By AviatorDavid
Being the 2nd highest rated restaurant in Cordoba, it does actually take some effort to be this good and it delivers. First, the ambience of the restaurant, the interior is very nicely decorated and felt quite comfortable. However, my friend and I decided to sit outside in the courtyard. The courtyard is shared with another restaurant and a few shops, very casual, comfortable and relaxed setting. Second, we had the tasting platter, there were cheese in the sushi, that's why I say fusion, but it is very tasty and fresh. We took an additional dish and both of us was full at the end. The service is very good too, when we couldn't understand what the sauces were, the waitress got the chef (I think) to come and explain to us in his perfect English, overall, a thoroughly enjoyed dinner experience. A well deserved 5/5.
4. Nakama Ramen Corner
Japanese ramen restaurant.
Reviewed By mp242017
Went here on a Friday night for dinner. There was a short wait when we arrived; the restaurant is small so there were a few groups waiting outside for a table. They told us it would be about a 15 min wait but it was faster than that. The service is great and they were clearly making an effort to move quickly so that people waiting for tables aren't waiting forever. I had the vegetarian ramen but I asked them to make it spicy, and my friend also had a spicy ramen but I forget which one (I think maybe Spicy Miso), with meat. For mine they brought me a spice paste and a spice powder on the side so that I could make it as spicy as I wanted which was awesome. It was so delicious and exactly what I needed in my life after being in Argentina for 2 months and having barely any spice! The staff was also very kind and the restaurant is very cute and well-decorated.
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5. Sushiworld
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By David_Colli_Argen
Fuimos con unos amigos a conocer el local de calle Tejeda. La ambientación es excelente, con mesas, sillas y vajilla muy linda. La atención también fue muy buena y bastante rápida. Los precios son más bien altos pero la calidad de los alimentos lo vale. Lo que me parece mal es que cobren cubierto, que si no me equivoco es de $24 por persona. Me parece que no da.... Otra cosa para mejorar es la climatización ya que por ser un lugar de relativa alta gama estaba bastante frio. Uno espera poder estar de remera y disfrutar y la verdad que es necesario estar abrigado.
