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El Club de la Milanesa es uno de los restaurantes que participar\u00e1 en La Noche Argentina, un evento para celebrar la culinaria y la cultura argentina, del 29 al 31 de mayo, en Miami. Lucas Almir\u00f3n, manager de El Club de la Milanesa, en Midtown, muestra una selecci\u00f3n de este plato insignia argentino, la New York Strip Milanesa, la Milanesa Napolitana y la Milanesa margarita de pollo.<\/p>\n
Pedro Portal<\/p>\n
pportal@miamiherald.com<\/p>\n
An evening dedicated to Argentine cuisine and culture in Miami could be a sign that Miami is getting in gear to host some World Cup matches.<\/p>\n
This weekend La Noche Argentina arrives at more than 30 restaurants and businesses in Miami, offering special menus, discounts of up to 50% on typical dishes like milanesas, dulce de leche, empanadas and other culinary delights as a warm-up for the World Cup, which takes place June 11 -July 19 in the United States, Mexico and Canada.<\/p>\n
La Noche Argentina is inspired by La Noche de las Helader\u00edas,<\/a> when ice cream shops in Argentina offer discounts and free shows \u2014 the same format being prepared in Miami, said publicist M\u00f3nica Fefer, organizer of La Noche Argentina.<\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s going to be an incredible night; people will receive dulce de leche and wine as gifts, and there will be raffles for cakes, hats and keychains,\u201d Fefer, owner of the advertising agency Fefer Media, said Official Selecci\u00f3n Argentina jerseys are also among the giveaways.<\/p>\n Milanesa around the clock<\/p>\n If there\u2019s one dish that can\u2019t be missing on an Argentine night, it\u2019s the milanesa, which in Miami can be tried in all its varieties at El Club de la Milanesa, a large restaurant chain in Argentina that also has a franchise in Midtown Miami and plans openings in Weston and North Beach.<\/p>\n \u201cWe\u2019ve prepared a special milanesa napolitana menu, the most classic in Argentina, which comes with meat, red sauce on top, ham and cheese, accompanied by french fries or fried sweet potato,\u201d says Lucas Almir\u00f3n, manager of El Club de la Milanesa in Midtown.<\/p>\n In addition to the milanesa napolitana, this $45 special for La Noche Argentina includes dulce de leche flan and a beer or a glass of wine from Mendoza, the region of the South American country that produces most of its wine, including Malbec.<\/p>\n \u201cA very Argentine combo,\u201d notes Almir\u00f3n, who has promised to reveal \u201cthe secrets of a good milanesa.\u201d<\/p>\n The first is the quality of the beef, which El Club de la Milanesa imports from Argentina, the sixth-largest meat producer in the world<\/a>. The cut is also important, and the restaurant offers three: peceto (eye round); New York strip, which in Argentina and Uruguay is known as bife de chorizo; and beef topside, called nalga in Argentina.<\/p>\n But the most important secret Almir\u00f3n shares is that you should let the milanesa \u201crest\u201d for two to three hours in the refrigerator after breading it and before frying. They use rebozador, which is breadcrumbs, and panko, which gives a crunchier effect, for the NY strip milanesa.<\/p>\n Lionel Messi, who is a partner of the El Club de la Milanesa chain, has confessed on several occasions that milanesa is his favorite dish, and that he prefers it in its more homemade version, as his mother prepares it, with just tomato and melted cheese on top.<\/p>\n Drinks, rooftop and ice cream<\/p>\n La Noche Argentina can also be an opportunity to try a popular drink, Fernet con cola. This Italian liqueur is both bitter and refreshing. In some places the drink is called \u201cFernandito.\u201d<\/p>\n Joining this Argentine night are Danielle Gellato in Coconut Grove; Tostado Cafe in Midtown; B\u00eb Bakery, Key Biscayne; Nahuen Market in Doral, which in addition to being a market for Argentine products is also a restaurant, and there they have spectacular sandwiches de miga.<\/p>\n The event will also feature live performances by Argentine artists and musicians, including tango dancers Germ\u00e1n & Roc\u00edo, musician Juan A Fourcade, The Latin Band and other artists who bring the passion and rhythm of Argentina to the heart of Miami.<\/p>\n Many of these caf\u00e9s, restaurants and bars will offer specials to watch the World Cup matches, so keep an eye out.<\/p>\n For a complete list of businesses participating in La Noche Argentina, lanocheargentina.com<\/a><\/p>\n ![\"From](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-fl\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/MIA_103nocheargentina00NEWPPP.JPG\" "\\"MIA_103nocheargentina00NEWPPP.JPG\\"")
From left to right, clockwise: a New York Strip milanesa, a Chicken Margherita milanesa, and a Neapolitan milanesa, from the menu at La Casa de La Milanesa, located in the Midtown area of \u200b\u200bMiami, on Tuesday, May 26, 2026. Pedro Portal pportal@miamiherald.com <\/p>\n![\"Ventura](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-fl\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/c1267faf-f634-49b2-9251-3e48ad6e010e.JPG\" "\\"c1267faf-f634-49b2-9251-3e48ad6e010e.JPG\\"")
Ventura Restaurant, which just opened in Wynwood, joins La Noche Argentina. A typical Argentine dessert, Rogel, featuring crispy layers, \u2018dulce de leche\u2019, and soft meringue. Cortes\u00eda <\/p>\n![\"La](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-fl\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/Arancini.jpg\" "\\"Arancini.jpg\\"")
La Ferneter\u00eda, one of Miami\u2019s most popular rooftops, is participating in La Noche Argentina, which brings together more than 30 Miami businesses offering discounts from May 29 to 31. Courtesy
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