If something sets apart the Argentinean gastronomy besides its excellent wines is the preference for fine cuisine, led by the roasted ritual though is not the only one is the most rooted of its traditions.

The Argentinean food has a lot of European influence due to the immigration of Jews, Italians and Spaniards towards south of America, that is why they include beef, fish, pastas and different types of wines.

Beef is preponderant and though there are many ways to cook it we can say that almost all of it is grilled. Without a doubt, beef within its gastronomy enjoys of a well renowned international prestige.

 

One of the best examples of the good Argentinean kitchen, and particularly of the porteña one, is the Puerto Madero restaurant that has over twenty years of experience and presence in Mexico, where the original recipes of different parts of the country are recreated.

Inspired by the nostalgia of the porteña kitchen and as a tribute to old Puerto Madero in Buenos Aires, Argentina, they recreated a space with a 1897 architectonic image.

Puerto Madero gastronomy has Buenos Aires unusual style, where the grill experience offers the most selected choice of prime cuts, fish and seafood. All of this go with a great variety of entrees, salads, soups, pasta, garnishes an including some of the chef’s whims and a dessert selection.

The grilled prime beef cuts have the best quality in each cut, due to its exclusive ripening process, that improves the flavor and tenderness.

Among the specialties we can highlight the Seafood Fountain, Octopus Carpaccio, Puerto Salad, Ribeye, Lobster Bogavante from Maine, Halibut Stake, Hamachi Sashimi, Kobe Beef RibEye, Chocolateticious as dessert and the special Argentinean wine selection.

In the middle of a cosmopolitan environment with an elegant-casual atmosphere, impeccable service, but most of all with the best quality in beef, fish, seafood quality as well as red, white and sparkling Argentinean wines of nine exclusive cellars, all this invites you to enjoy a fine cuisine

 

Text: ± Photo: Cortesía Puerto Madero