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Buenos Aires Richmond Review Standards High, But not in all areas Please congratulate our waitress Juliana for a Job well done. I criticised a restaurant last week for nickel and diming and sneaky £inclusions. I thought i maybe being a bit too picky, but then young Juliana showed how it should be done. She firstly asked if we wanted still, sparkling or tap water. And when I needed help choosing one of the many Malbecs, she suggested what she thought was the best, even if it wasn't an expensive one. The waiting time from ordering our drinks, to receiving them, was usually long. I'm not sure if it was something to do with orange juice issue, i will talk about later. The new improved Buenos Aires Burger was great. I'm not usually a fan of Brioche burger buns. But it worked better than the pitta bread one before. I was surprised with the size of the restaurant and the amount of seats available, there being only one toilet cubicle for men and one for women. If you're bursting to go to the toilet and one person is already in there, you will have to stand and wait. Unfortunately for Buenos Aires Richmond, freshly squeezed orange juice is my favourite nonalcoholic drink. Despite charging me £4.50, they gave me a large glass full of ice and water with what seemed like a shot of orange juice, which I could hardly taste. It seemed like they didn't have enough or any orange juice. So they decided to squeeze a couple of oranges into a glass, then fill with ice and water. I mentioned in my booking, it was our anniversary. However, there was no acknowledgement of this. This poor offering was inconsistent with the high standards displayed in all other areas. It would have been better to either say we have no orange juice or to quickly pop across the road and pick up a small bottle of tropicana and pour in a glass.

Great place to have lunch. Very nice food and service.

Fantastic food. First class service. Wonderful restaurant, where food is prepared with care and love and using many homegrown ingredients. Highly recommended.

This is a local for us and we always enjoy it and always take friends

Had a fantastic meal at Chet’s, a Thai-Americana gem in Shepherd’s Bush that blends the bold, smoky flavors of Southeast Asia with the nostalgic comforts of a classic American diner. I went for the BBQ Rice Bowl with Grilled Aubergine (£12)—a deliciously smoky, well-balanced dish that really hit the spot. My friend had the Tuna Melt (£16), and wow, this wasn’t your standard sandwich! The tuna larb filling, packed with mint, coriander, red onion, and Kewpie mayo, was next-level. Add melted American cheese and a crispy, golden bread exterior, and it’s easily one of the best tuna melts I’ve tried. The coffee was great, rounding out the meal nicely, though I wasn’t the biggest fan of the crisps on the side—just a personal preference. Overall, a fantastic spot with unique flavors, a cool vibe, and well-executed dishes. Would I return? Absolutely.