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| Saturday | 12–9 PM |
| Sunday | 12–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 12–9 PM |
| Friday | 12–9 PM |
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I ordered the bife de chorizo cooked medium rare, and it was prepared to absolute perfection — tender, juicy, and full of flavor.
The kitchen generously treated us to a variety of empanadas — carne, pollo, and jamón con queso — and each one was outstanding. As if that wasn’t enough, they also surprised my family and me with a delicious treat to finish our meal.
As a Mexican household wanting to try something new, we were beyond impressed. This Argentinian cuisine absolutely did not disappoint. We would 100% recommend and can’t wait to come back!
The place looks casual and unassuming, but the steaks served here are top rate char grilled Argentine style steak that take you back to the fancy parilla places in Buenos Aires.
I had the rib eye steak. It came as a massive sizable serving that can easily feed 2 people. Paired with the chimichurri sauce, it will totally transport you that place in Palermo you tried while in Argentina.
There is a bottle of red sauce you might mistaken for a Tabasco sauce but it is not! It is actually a special sauce made from chili and truffle. It is not super spicy but still has a slight zing to it. It is a must try.
Gabriel the owner was there when I came. He is a super nice guy. He offered me an empanada for being there for the first time. I learned he was a personal chef of a few LA celebrity over the years.
They are only open 4 days a week from Thursday to Sunday from noon to 9pm.
I’ll go on to say that Corrientes 348 is one of the most undiscovered, authentic Argentine steak spot in LA – at an incredibly reasonable price !
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Empanadas are $3.5. There is a chicken, beef and a vegetables version.
The beef is better in my opinion.
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Tried the sandwich today. Sandwich de Entraña – skirt steak sandwich is what I tried. The sandwich was gigantic. It can feed 2 people easily. Steak was super juicy!
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Tried the bife de chorizo sandwich today. For $20, it is one of the best deal around. Look at the size of the 2 slabs of NY Strip in that sandwich. It is massive! With a bit of chimichurri sauce and a bit of salt, you’ll be having a feast of a lunch.
We started with bread and chimichurri, which was absolutely delicious. The beef and chicken empanadas were hands down the best we’ve ever had, crispy, flavorful, and unforgettable. But the real standout was the red sauce. It was so incredibly tasty that we even asked if they sell them so we can buy some!
For my main course, I ordered the New York steak, perfectly cooked and easily one of the best Argentinian steaks I’ve ever had. It came with a hearty potato salad on the side that paired beautifully with the meal.
Overall, Corrientes 348 is a hidden gem in the San Fernando Valley and truly offers the best Argentinian food we’ve tried. I can’t recommend it highly enough, and we’ll definitely be coming back.
When we arrived, we were never greeted. The restaurant only had two occupied tables, so it wasn’t busy, yet the servers seemed rushed and disorganized. Our waitress approached the table in a hurry and came across as unfriendly.
The food was underwhelming. The bife de chorizo was overcooked, the chimichurri lacked flavor, and the bread tasted old. Even the tap water had a noticeable bleach taste. For dessert, we ordered flan, and it honestly tasted like something store-bought from a supermarket.
Overall, it did not meet expectations, especially considering the high ratings.$2.50. Nothing special, never coming back.