Jardín Japonés

I usually hate giving only three stars ⭐️⭐️to parks and things like that, they need all the funding they can get. But in this case I did it mainly because of the RESTAURANT located inside of the park. It's supposed to be Japanese SPECIALTY but it was probably one of the WORST meals I have had in Buenos Aires! The park itself is a small, very beautiful setting! Quite impressed with the beautiful sculptures that as I find out are made out of local trees that have fallen in the adjacent park. And if you like to walk around a park.And see something pretty.This is something you should do but i found it to be expensive for what it was.And there are other things to entertain you in this beautiful city.

This is such a beautiful place. A garden I would never expect to see in Argentina. Lots of cool fish. But there’s also alooooooot of crowds so be prepared for that. Definitely worth the price of admission.

Lovely place to take your family. Makes you appreciate the Japanese culture, nice sculptures and displays. They also have a restaurant inside the garden.

Beautiful garden! Pros: you can take beautiful photos in almost every corner. There are food options within the park, which allows you more time for your visit, enjoying a good meal or a quick bite, depending on your choice. Cons: it is somewhat expensive given the size of the park and the amount of things to see. It is not a park to have a picnic at, but rather a park for beautiful pictures.

Little, overcrowded and expensive. Too many people not possible to make nice photos. Don’t miss out the kimono exhibition on the second floor before the exit, that was a nice part of the visit.

Extremely impressive place. Very clean, and perhaps even more impressive than a famous garden in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan itself. There is also a very nice restaurant on the grounds. Everything is nice and peaceful, and beautifully maintained.

Amazing place, especially if you have DNI (Tuesdays are free entrance). Lots of cherry blossoms and ikebanas. There is an exhibition in the pavilion, worth to visit - kimono, origami etc. Restaurant is expensive.

Beautiful garden to walk around. All blossoms were about to come out. There was even a tent in which you can practise origami and ending up making the crane bird.