You order at the counter and they bring it when it's ready. It takes awhile. I ordered two…read morehalf-rolls and some nigiri sushi (they only had salmon, no other fish (the usual "there's none available" - B.S.), which you know is a pet peeve of mine, plus a couple of cooked shrimp options), and it took 20 minutes to get it. It also seems silly to me to serve people who are eating in at the restaurant in takeout plastic containers, not to mention a big anti-ecological approach. The sushi is fresh, well made, perfectly acceptable, but, nothing special, as I recalled. And the lack of options, and too many rolls with cream cheese, gets this one nothing more than an okay rating.

Great little place for lunch that we stumbled on on our first day in BA. We were just wandering the…read morepedestrian streets and came upon this place which is on a quieter street and seems to be a hangout for the business type lunch crowd. They have an extensive sushi and Thai menu. I had the Moriawase combo sushi boat and my wife had pad Thai. Both were delicious. The sushi was generously cut and as fresh as can be. The rice for the nigiri was just sticky enough with a hint of rice wine to set off the fish flavor. We each had the local Imperial Rubin lager which went perfectly with the meal.

Was walking around looking for a good Japanese style restaurant and this place was highly rated…read more Glad to see that someone else reviewed this place as I truly enjoyed it! I started the meal with some salmon nigiri and was pleased with the salmon freshness and size. I then moved on to the shrimp tempura and what an amazing presentation. Lastly, I had to try the homemade ramen noodle soup and was thoroughly pleased with the taste. This was a great meal to feed my urge for some good Japanese food in Buenos Aires! There is also free WIFI those who feel the need to surf.

I didn't expect to find myself eating takeout sushi in Buenos Aires! But we had been out on a…read moreday-long trip and eaten a parrillada at lunch, and just didn't feel up to a long sit-down restaurant meal. Washoku was just around the corner and seemed like an easy dinner option. This is a takeout/delivery sushi place - there's no seating in the small storefront, just a few chairs to sit and wait for your order. Most people seem to call ahead and pick up, but this created some logistical problems for us, so we just ordered in person. The menu is pretty typical, but surprisingly salmon-heavy and with a much smaller selection of fish than we're used to in the U.S. Of the specialty rolls in the menu, only three *aren't* salmon or shrimp (two veggie and one tuna). So the "tablas" sets will have several variations on salmon, just because there isn't much else. For example, we got the Sora 2 set, which has salmon sashimi, shrimp nigiri, salmon nigiri, the Boston (salmon) roll, the Washoku (salmon) roll, and the Queen (shrimp) roll. Don't get me wrong, I like salmon, but it's a little weird. We also got the yakimeshi (fried rice) bowl with chicken. The portion was generous and came in a Styrofoam bowl that kept our food nice and hot. The fried rice looked pretty because of all the diced veggies, but was kind of bland and needed soy sauce. The chefs were very busy filling all the orders that came in via phone and walk-ins. I noticed that they had a shelf of what looked like pre-made rolls sitting behind the counter, so your food may not be made fresh. We waited a good 20-25 minutes or more for our order, which felt fairly slow for takeout. The hot dishes are the best value - almost all are under AR$105, and our fried rice bowl had a generous portion of meat. The sushi rolls and sets aren't such a great value, especially considering the lack of variety. Getting free delivery (lazy) or calling ahead (fast) would probably improve the experience, but sitting for so long without being offered any tea or water while we waited was kind of a bummer. Recommended if you love salmon and your Spanish is good enough to call ahead for pick-up.

Second time we ordered from here. First time it wasn't too bad, but this time I had to say…read moresomething. Ordered a sashimi pf salmon and fish of the day. We only got salmon, when we called to ask they said they didn't have fish of the day so just gave us salmon. They should have called to inform us so we could have made another selection. There was no apology, just indifference. Ordered the vegetable tempura and it was almost all onion. The batter was the flavor of many previously deep fried things, it tasted bad and it didn't come with tentsuyu, the traditional dipping sauce. We just got another plastic container of soy sauce. Terrible food.

I was actually quite disappointed in my experience at Fabric Sushi. A friend and I arrived one…read moreevening and had to wait a few minutes for a table, which was totally fine. We told the host we were just having cocktails and no food when he first spoke to us. We ended up getting seated at the sushi bar after a few minutes and we sat waiting at the sushi bar without menus or acknowledgement from a waiter for over 10 minutes which is unacceptable due to the amount of staff on hand that evening. We were getting angry and talking about another restaurant to go to when a couple left the bar, so we jumped up and moved over to the open seating at the cocktail bar. They offered a good selection of cocktails both signature and classic options, though most cocktails were around $300 pesos which surely had to do with the upscale ambiance of this place. My cocktail, the negroni pictured, was delicious as usual but there were a couple things we didn't love about the visit. The entire night I watched the bartender handle ice, garnishes for drinks, glasses, and tasting spoons with his bare hands, and never washed them once in the hour+ we sat at the bar. This was very off-putting to me, seeing the bartender reach into a container of orange slices, pull them out with bare hands, and THEN place them into tweezers before applying to the rim of the glass. THIS IS A GIANT RED FLAG. I liked the ambiance of this place but after our service, the prices, and the bartenders lack of food safety hygiene I absolutely would not be back.

He vuelto estos uno de los restaurants donde siempre vuelvo a mi paso por BA, tiene este arroz que…read morees una delicia y unos sushis realmente buenos

Sushi was great and nice atmosphere. Really expensive for what you get. There are better values…read morewith equal or better quality

Es un clarísimo ejemplo de un lugar sobrevalorado. La comida está ok pero les puedo recomendar…read moremontón de lugares más jugados, más ricos y más baratos! El precio es muy elevado para la calidad q ofrece. El servicio estuvo muy bien y el ambiente es lindo.

Sushi rolls were great. Service was good. Ambiance was super nice. Rolls are huge (only "drawback")…read morebut the pack is of 4 units so good enough to have a few and call it a night. Had 2 rolls, gyozas, and 2 glasses of wine: 31K pesos. Will come here again, great attention to detail!

I don't remember who mentioned this place as a very good sushi spot, but I'm thankful that they…read moredid. I'd put it on my to-try map, and left it to get to at some point when I was over towards Parque Centenario. Turns out to be a little gem of a spot, with friendly, delightful service, and an interesting menu. Quite good gyoza, with a very tasty pork filling and a quite nice dipping sauce, and accompanied by a little salad with a good miso dressing. They have both a mixed sushi nigiri and sashimi selection that's supposed to have 4-5 different things on it, but, like so many places here, "no white fish", which is my one negative about the place. I think I may have to just accept that Argentines generally won't order any fish other than salmon and so many sushi spots simply don't stock any other fish, even if they have them listed on their menus. It probably goes bad sitting there. Though it'd be nice if they'd pick up, say, one or two fillets a day just for those of us who will order something else. So, they made the mix with five each of salmon, prawn, and octopus for the selection. And, I ordered two half rolls - a half salmon skin roll and a half of a spicy prawn roll. All really good quality, fresh, flavorful. The "spicy" wasn't particularly spicy, but the wasabi available had a nice kick to make up for it. Reasonably priced as sushi joints go (which still means a little pricey for lunch) - all the above, plus a bottle of water, an Asahi beer, and tip, and it came in at 780 pesos, or basically $50. I'll be back there again.

I am amazed how this place even has any reviews with more than one Star…read more Total disappointment. No Flavor in the food. We have eaten at some amazing places while visiting Buenos Aires and this one is the worst one. No holding back on words. Service was great ambiance is beautiful and location is the nice part of the city. That's all. Nothing good about food.

We stumbled on this restaurant while visiting the Malba museum. The reviews were so so but we…read morewanted to try sushi in Argentina. The ambience is lovely, the waiters attentive and food very good. While we wanted sushi the other wok entrees were appealing. We landed on the Lomo Salteado Wok and Salmon Yakisoba - delish!

Had a nice lunch here on a nice Saturday afternoon. We ordered some beers to start and they brought…read moreus breadsticks and salmon dip while we waited. It was quite good. We ordered the 15 piece sample roll. It was a nice variety of rolls. A couple we really enjoyed but they were all good. Prices were good as was the service.

The Sushi here was good overall but not a good value for price. Hand role was enormous & mostly…read morerice with a huge amount of cream cheese....had to remove to eat it. Also menu is confusing. They list a 20% discount on all items and yet when the bill came it was not reflected. When we asked about it they said that in order to get the discount you have to have a special card. The waiter never explain this as a part of the presentation of the meal. You would think that something that was so predominately shown on the menu would have been explained. If you're going to pay a high price for sushi, I would go to Osaka there instead. It is not very far from this restaurant.