Buenos Aires: Immersive Food Tour of Barrio Chino
Discover the Chinese Arch, the neighborhood's main landmark, which marks the start of the tour. Immerse yourself in a world completely unlike anything you've ever seen...
Barrio Chino (Chinatown grocers) is a food market in Belgrano, Buenos Aires.
Editorially verified June 1, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Discover the Chinese Arch, the neighborhood's main landmark, which marks the start of the tour. Immerse yourself in a world completely unlike anything you've ever seen...
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Address: Arribenos and Mendoza, C1428 Buenos Aires
Belgrano's covered neighborhood market on Juramento. Produce, butchers, fishmongers and a clutch of small food counters; locals shop here for daily groceries.
Italianate-facade market opened 1897 by Juan A. Buschiazzo, a national historic monument since 2000. Butchers, fruit, food stalls and antiques under one roof.
Belgrano's covered neighborhood market on Juramento. Produce, butchers, fishmongers and a clutch of small food counters; locals shop here for daily groceries.
Caballito covered market opened 1889. Old-school produce, butcher and fishmonger stalls; the morning shop where Caballito families fill the weekly trolley.
Sunday folk-and-food fair on the historic livestock-yard plazas. Provincial empanadas, locro pots, whole-lamb al asador and gaucho displays; Apr-Dec season.
Sunday street-fair the length of Defensa from Plaza Dorrego to Plaza de Mayo: antiques, leather, food carts, choripan smoke and tango buskers; weekly event.
Indoor antiques and flea market on Dorrego in Colegiales. Vintage Argentine kitchenware, hand-painted crockery, old advertising signs from porteno bodegones.