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Top 5 Armenian Restaurants in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires has an important Arab and Armenian community. Armenian food is probably one of the most readily available ethnic cuisines in BA. Here are a few of our favorites.
Sarkis
One of the oldest and most traditional, Sarkis is a Palermo house hold name and definitely the best as far as food is concerned. Show up early or late. There is always a line…and for good reason.
Thames 1101 – Ciudad de Buenos Aires
Tel: 4772-4911
El Manto
One of the newest additions to the mix, El Manto combines amazing food with a very cool decor in tune with a middle Eastern feel. *Bonus points for flavored tobaccos and hookah availability.
Costa Rica 5801 Esquina Carranza – Ciudad de Buenos Aires
Tel: 4774-2409
http://www.elmanto.com/
UGAB Cena de los Viernes
A supper club run by the mothers of the Armenian community in Buenos Aires, these parents provide delicious home cooked Armenian food at a great price to help pay for the Armenian School’s annual high school senior trip.
Armenia 1322 – Ciudad de Buenos Aires
Tel: 4773-2820/1522
Burmana
Traditional in every way, from the menu to the red and gold decor, Burmana is a great stop in San Telmo, complete with a psychic ready to read coffee stains on your coffee cup, much like tea leaf reading.
Balcarce 668 – Ciudad de Buenos Aires
Tel: 4343-0058
http://www.burmana.com/
Keif
One of the best kept secrets in Zona Norte, Keif is easy to miss, as one of the only Armenian restaurants in its area.
Av. del Libertador 13041 – Partido de San Isidro – Buenos Aires
Tel: 4793-3955
http://www.keif.com.ar/
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Donde en Palermo
27/01/2011 - 9:06 amI’ve been to Habibi in San Telmo and its one of the best with strong arab (less armenian) influences.
super recommended!
Habibi in Guia Oleo http://www.guiaoleo.com.ar/restaurantes/Habibi-5678
Karina
07/02/2011 - 6:30 pmI’m a firm believer that Demashk, on Charcas near Araoz, has the best hummus in the city!
http://www.guiaoleo.com.ar/restaurantes/Demashk-2086
Chamullo
09/02/2011 - 8:51 pmWhere do they have the best Shawarmas in BAires?
webmaster
09/02/2011 - 9:18 pmThere’s a place that recently took my first place near the corner of Arevalo and Arce in Las Canitas. It’s about 1/2 block down Arce…let us know what its called if you go!
Laura
10/03/2012 - 7:08 pmJust went to the place on Arce. The name is Al-Zein, but you’ll probably notice the sign for Comida Arabe first. it’s on Arce but a little past Arevalo, a couple blocks in the opposite direction of Dorrego. They’re Syrian guys and very authentic. Phone is 4775-1402.
Bachar
30/04/2013 - 9:48 pmHi, I am Syrian born and i am living in Canada, coming to Buenos Aires for first time and would like to visit Syrian and Arabic restaurant, could you pleas advice
Thanks
Bachar Peter