This new Argentinian style empanadas joint is worth 4 stars for offering empanadas at a fairly…read morereasonable price (R$7 each, independent from the filling), considering the location and mostly for making Sriracha sauce available among other options of chili sauces (yeah, I love spicy food!).
For drinks, there are some labels of bottled craft beers,but the cheapest option isthe canned Estrella Galicia. The wine list is written on the wall (together with the rest of the menu) and you can have a whole bottle or only a glass with options that are not restricted to Argentinian made wine.
You can order directly from one of the seats to the guy standing in the counter, but there is also a waitress ready to serve you hot empanadas. I could not precise if they were freshly baked or only heated, but it takes some time for the food to reach you after you make your order.
The low ceiling and the tiny space brings coziness to your experience and taste wise it somehow has a homemade flavor.