We really enjoyed our visit to the Japanese Garden. We had a leisurely sushi lunch - very good - followed by a relaxing walk through the gardens. Close to the zoo which is also worth a visit.

My wife and I had some higher expectations of a japanese restaurant, located in a japanese garden. It looked like a Japanese restaurant, sounded like a Japanese restaurant, then we saw the menu... And it was all down hill from there. First off, the selection of maki available makes a California roll look legit. Every single option either has cream... More

First, you have to pay 24 pesos just to get in the garden. There they'll show you a map that's totally out of scale (they try to make the garden look bigger than it actually is). The visit will be over in minutes, unless you're willing to buy some overpriced souvenir in their shop. This is the only Place in... More

Recently I visited the Japanese Garden in Buenos Aires. While it is rather inexpensive there is not a whole lot to do there. The garden itself is very nice. It gives you a feeling that you are not in a giant city. It only takes maybe 30-45 minutes to walk through the entire garden. If you are looking for something... More

We were very keen on seeing the japanese garden. However, we were quite disappointed. First, its not very big. So you cross the garden in very few time. As streets are surrounding the garden, you can hear the noise of the city constantly in every part of the garden. Second, if you have been in Japan: this is far away... More

Rather bland Japanese garden if you have seen gardens in Japan (or elsewhere in the world). Lousy design. Surrounded on all sides with roaring traffic, so there is no chance for peace and/or contemplation. It completely misses the soul that a true Japanese garden has.

Buenos Aires has roughly 13 million people, and it's a busy, hustling place almost everywhere you go. But an hour in these gardens is a great restorative. Bonzai for sale, a nice little food shop and even a sushi restaurant are located on the edges of the garden and don't get in the way of the peace and serenity of... More

This japanese garden is well taken care of, and its have a lot of things to take pictures of/with but that is about it.

Don't bother making a special trip here, but if you're in the area, it's not bad. It wasn't too crowded when we went, but it as rather hot and still early in the morning. I'd imagine that the crowds got bigger as the day went on.