In the middle of 9 de Julio Avenue and halfway between the Obelisk and the Barolo Palace, Buenos Aires keeps a culinary secret that you have to know the first and only Omakase in the heights: a Japanese restaurant on a 23rd floor, only for 14 diners in one of the best viewpoints of Buenos Aires.
This is the highest omakase restaurant in Buenos Aires: hidden in a 23rd floor near the Obelisco and illuminated by the night lighthouse of the Barolo Palace.
On top of the 23rd floor of the Buenos Aires Marriott hotel, hides the only omakase restaurant on the top of Buenos Aires. O-satori is the restaurant with Japanese roots and tastes of the Marriott Hotel and in addition to a select menu to taste omakase style, it is the ideal viewpoint to dine by the light of the Obelisk and the lantern that crowns the Barolo Palace.
An Omakase in the heights: 11 steps between the domes of 9 de Julio Avenue.
An Omakase is always special because it is a very intimate experience, shared with few guests (in the case of O-Satori no more than 14) and where one must let oneself be surprised by what the chef has prepared for that night. The proposal of the Buenos Aires Marriott Hotel selects the best ingredients available so that each day is a surprise of flavors. Smoked octopus, nigiri and sushi, but also prawns, fish and meats with flavors specially prepared to make each proposal unique and unrepeatable.
The proposal is also accompanied by specially selected wines from the Catena winery, including non-alcoholic wines with low alcohol content to enhance the flavor of each menu option. The menu also includes sake cocktails and a menu of signature cocktails. Each dish is presented with attention, care and the protocol of an omakase, where the choice of the menu is in the hands of the most expert chef.
O-Satori: An Omakase dinner by the light of the Obelisk and the Barolo Palace Lighthouse.
So far it sounds like an excellent proposal to dine in an excellent restaurant in Buenos Aires. But the special thing is not only in the 11 dishes that make up the menu. Because this Omakase in the heights is on the 23rd floor of the hotel and therefore surrounded, or rather, overshadowed or obstructed by absolutely nothing.
In this okamase, you are surrounded by Buenos Aires in its fullness: the entire Obelisk to your left, all of Avenida 9 de Julio from one side to the other and a little further the Barolo Palace, which besides being one of the most beautiful domes of Buenos Aires, lights its lighthouse to illuminate this dinner and transform this restaurant into an incredible viewpoint and the only omakase on the heights of the city.
How to make reservations at the Marriott Buenos Aires restaurant
O-Satori opens only on Fridays and Saturdays from 9 pm, with an 11-step menu where each preparation grows in flavor and intensity. Reservations must be made by calling the hotel. When you arrive at the Marriott, you must announce yourself at the hotel and present the QR that comes with your reservation.
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