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Pick Up The Fork

A Serious Eater's Guide to Buenos Aires and Beyond

Kotobuki: The Cheap Sushi Delivery

Posted on July 24, 2015 6 Comments

IMG_7140Sushi in Buenos Aires generally isn’t very good. There isn’t much variety other than salmon, fresh fish and seafood aren’t readily available, rice isn’t cooked properly, and rolls are often filled with cream cheese and other strange fillings. Jiro would definitely not approve. But it’s hard to deny when that sushi craving kicks in. I want something fast, easy, fresh, and don’t want to dish out hundreds of pesos. And that’s why I’m thankful to have found my new go-to cheap sushi delivery –> KOTOBUKI.

It all happened one hazy Netflix night. Hikaru, my usual neighborhood sushi delivery spot, wasn’t picking up their phone. Sushimoto, my backup cheap sushi savior, quoted a two-hour wait for delivery. I’ve had horrible sushi disasters in the past, so couldn’t just order from any place. After studying delivery menus, because apparently that’s what I do in my free time, I went with Kotobuki on a whim.

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If you’re a sushi snob, this place  isn’t for you. Those who want a great sushi experience, stick to Yuki, Ichisou, and Omakase. But for those who are looking for solid quality, at an affordable price, and quickly delivered to your door, Kotobuki is the one.

But you have to order carefully…IMG_7970Salmon niguiriIMG_7148The salmon skin maki with mangoIMG_7153Salmon sashimiIMG_7149New York, New YorkIMG_7965Teriyaki salmon skin niguiriIMG_7151Okinawa roll with salmon and mango

What to order:
– Salmon sashimi
– Salmon niguiri
– Salmon skin roll
– Salmon skin niguiri
– Salmon skin maki (salmon skin teriyaki + mango)
– Okinawa roll (salmon + mango)
– New York roll (salmon + avocado)
– Ebi roll (shrimp + avocado)

What not to order:
– Gunkans – it’s like mashed up canned tuna or cooked salmon served in nori
– Temakis
– Any roll with (canned) tuna
– Any roll with cooked salmon
– Sweet and sour chicken
– Combos: I don’t like the pre-chosen combos. Choose your own sushi adventure.

IMG_7145What’s worse: when they ASSUME how many chopsticks you need based on your gorda order… OR when you lie about it so you don’t sound like a total chancho? IMG_7143

Kotobuki
Guise 1873, Palermo – 4827-3860
Velazco 624, Villa Crespo – 4855-2447
Delivery to Palermo, Villa Crespo, Almagro
On PedidosYa.com
Average price: 30 pieces salmon rolls, sashimi, niguiri = 200 pesos

Author: ForkYou

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Filed Under: Almagro, Cheap Eats, Palermo, PUTF, Raunchy Restaurant Review, Shit I Like Tagged With: best sushi delivery, Kotobuki, Sushi delivery

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  1. Sofia says

    January 30, 2016 at 1:52 pm

    Allie,
    You should try Washoku! Super fresh and great deal!
    xx

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  2. Day Clicker says

    September 17, 2015 at 9:50 pm

    Easily the best sushi I have ordered in BA in the last 5 years! THANK YOU for the ordering recommendations so I wasn’t going in blind (major danger)! Everything was fresh and as yummy as it gets and tasted as close as you can get to sushi. Obvious, the price had gone up in the few short weeks since your post. But was worth it.

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  3. Julie says

    August 16, 2015 at 11:55 am

    Jiro Sushi on Gorriti (Palermo Viejo) has good sushis. And if you order before 20:00 you get 20% off. Open Tuesday to Sunday. Give it a try ! http://jirosushi.com.ar/?food=salmon-crunch

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  4. David Diaz Moreno says

    August 10, 2015 at 8:17 pm

    Another great note that saves my ass when not knowing what/where to eat!! Thank you!!!

    Reply
  5. Nico says

    July 30, 2015 at 5:33 pm

    Allie!
    Para delivery de sushi, te recomiendo muchisimo kokoro suhi. Es mas caro que este nuevo sobre el cual escribis, pero asi y todo tiene una muy buena calidad y asu vez buen precio. Ademas tiene 20%off con la tarjeta clarin365
    4547 2324

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