Buenos Aires and above all what is known as C.A.B.A. It is full of places and corners that need to be explored. I have been for more than eight years here and it is impossible to know everything, you can find and discover wonderful options to visit multiple interest. In fact, this city is very important in cultural and gastronomic terms obviously among other aspects, but today we will highlight these two.

Meanwhile, Barrios is especially called Villa Crespo, I must admit that I don't walk much in this area but I was interested in reading an article about an Asian gastronomic market there, so I went and discovered it on my own.

I must mention that in principle both aesthetics, design and lighting is great, very striking and quite well located. A three -story building that highlights gastronomy, culture and there are a lot of food and local.

You can find Chinese, Japanese and Korean food.

You can also find hallucinate decorative figures to films or anime such as Kung Fu Panda.

Or maybe you stop with Goku and Vegeta, by Dragon Ball Daima 😃

There is the first bar in Argentina to offer SOJU, a Korean alcoholic beverage made of rice. For a while now I wanted to try this, as well as the Sake (Japanese alcoholic drink), The Soju is quite strong if you drink the traditional, then you can find other more aromatic styles that are less strong.

The difference between the Soju and the Sake apart from being from different countries is intensity and fermentation, Both are made of rice but the Sake is less intense.

It's a place that every fan of anime and this gastronomic culture must visit. The building apart from being very decorated has very good atmosphere, DJ's playing in the background, sleeve stores, retro games, accessories, all related to this world.

My advice is always to eat a little in each of the places, that way you can have different experiences in one day and different points of view.

If one day you come to Buenos Aires you must know this Asian gastronomic market: Mercat Villa Crespo :)