Malas Hermanas

Address

Malas Hermanas, Bodegón ruso de cocina de autor, Hipólito Yrigoyen 782, C1086 Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Place guide

A Russian traditional restaurant with a creative twist in Monserrat. Its official menu combines Russian classics—borsch, pelmeni, vareniki, blini, Russian salad, oreshki, and medovik—with drinks, signature dishes, and clearly separated non-Russian options.

What's on the menu?

Malas Hermanas has confirmed dishes including borsch, beef and pork pelmeni, and potato and onion vareniki. Each option is listed below with its source.

• BorschThe official menu lists “El Borscht” in the soup section.
• Beef and pork pelmeniListed as Russian dumplings filled with beef and pork; an Alfredo sauce version is also available.
• Potato and onion varenikiAvailable boiled or finished in a pan.
• BliniThe menu offers three blini with a topping of your choice, plus a blin with cream cheese and smoked salmon.
• Russian saladAvailable in a version called “verdadera” and another with smoked salmon.
• OreshkiWalnut-shaped cookies filled with dulce de leche or Rafaelo cream.
• MedovikRussian honey cake sold by the slice.
• Bar and drinksThe menu includes vodka, wine, beer, coffee, tea, cocktails, and nonalcoholic drinks.

For a taste of the Russian and post-Soviet food confirmed here, start with borsch, pelmeni, or vareniki.

Before you go

Availability changes, and the official menu marks some dishes as sold out. Check it on the day you visit. For a first meal, try borsch, pelmeni or vareniki, followed by medovik.