Frequently Asked Questions About
Our Asado Experience

These are the frequently asked questions about the experience.
If you have another question, please contact us.

Argentina’s Asado is a traditional BBQ where various cuts of beef are slow-cooked on a grill, or “parrilla.” This iconic asado argentino experience often includes chimichurri, a flavorful sauce made with herbs, garlic, and vinegar, served alongside the meat for an authentic taste. It can only be truly enjoyed at a friend’s or family’s house and is the way Argentines celebrate life.

No. It is our family home where we welcome friends and family, with whom the celebrations are always around a traditional Argentine ASADO. And you will eat much better than in a steakhouse!
No. But you will learn the secrets to prepare and eat the best Argentine meat, and if you are interested, you will be able to actively collaborate on the grill during the process.
In English, Portuguese and Spanish.
It starts at 7pm and ends at 10pm.

Come and learn by doing how to make an Asado! There are many things to be said about the preparation of the grill, the choosing of the meat, the seasoning, the temperature and nearness of the fire, recipe of chimichurri and many things more.

In Argentina, Asado is typically made on weekends, especially on Sundays, as a way for family and friends to gather and enjoy each other’s company. Asado is also popular during national holidays, special celebrations, and even after soccer games. Essentially, any occasion is a good excuse for an Asado, as it’s considered a symbol of togetherness and Argentine culture.
With the presence of their parents, of course.
In the neighborhood of Colegiales, A 10- minute- walk from Palermo and 30 minutes by public transport from San Telmo.
Yes, there is a vegetarian option; please request when booking.

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The Secrets of Asado experiences occurs all year in Buenos Aires, Argentina; but from time to time we take the grill on the road and we make Argentine Asado experiences in other countries. If you could be interested, contact us!
Also we have a Chimichurri Online course with many different recipes that you can make with the ingredients you will find in your home or nearest market.