Food lovers heading to Buenos Aires will always be about the beef, steakhouse and must-eat local dishes. It may not be easy for many visitors to adapt themselves to the schedule of ordinary Argentine people as lunch is usually eaten at 1 to 1:30 p.m. However, after taking a bite of the midday asado, you will find that it is well worth the wait. Traditional asado refers to the Argentine style of barbecue, which combines fire, grill and meat to pursue the essence of cooking.