Este sitio está cerca de tres hoteles y cumple con entrega!…read moreodía saborear la frescura del brócoli, los brotes de soja y los pimientos morrones en mi plato de pollo con sésamo. Creo que buscan una experiencia de alta cocina con personal elegantemente vestido,

Ordered Kung Pao chicken and it hit the spot. Felt very clean and safe, I imagine most items on…read moretheir menu are good based on my order!

What a disappointment! I watched a few TikToks and several people recommended this place. I was…read moreparticularly intrigued because I did not know that Mexico City had a Chinatown, and from the photos I saw they had some tables on the second level with the balcony overlooking the street which looked very cool. It was also only a 10-minute walk from my hotel. All signs pointing to a great meal and experience. What a disappointment! As I approached the restaurant, there was a young men in black with menus inviting me to come on in. I asked him if I could have a table at the balcony and he quickly brought me to the perfect spot. That's where this great experience began and ended. It was a great place to sit and watch the world go by on the street below. I really enjoyed that. My stomach has been a little queasy the last day or so which is quite normal when I travel, so I decided that it might be best to order something kind of neutral. I ordered wonton soup with shrimp wontons. The soup was nothing special. Some broth with very little else other than the wontons. No vegetables other than a couple of pieces of onion and scallipns, no noodles, no nothing. What was even more disappointing was that the waiter never checked back in with me one time to see how it was or if I wanted something else. So I did not feel totally ripped off, I sat for a while after I finished my soup to enjoy the view. I kept looking for my waiter for the check but he was nowhere to be found. I saw him off in the distance a couple of times but I could not grab his attention. So finally I asked somebody else to help me I was tempted to not leave any tip at all but I know these waiters make very little and so I gave him 10% which is cheap for me but he really did not deserve that! I left unsatisfied and disappointed and I cannot recommend this place to anyone else. They have been around for a long time and there were a lot of people there so either I ordered the wrong thing or people are not as discriminating as I am when it comes to Chinese food. After all, I grew up in New York and they have an amazing Chinatown with amazing food! The only redeeming factor was that is just a few minutes from the Palace of Fine Arts where I'm going tonight to see the Ballet Folklorico, which I heard is fantastic. Hopefully it'll take my mind off that lousy soup. Btw... Cost close to $10 which is the same thing I pay in the United States which is unusual for here. Most things are much cheaper. So much for Hong King. Sent from AOL on Android

I found this amazing place in Barrio Chino, and their Chinese food was seriously the best I've ever…read morehad. The service was awesome, and the prices were good too.

Everything. Phenomenal. Everything we've eaten and drank here. My husband and I went after getting…read moremarried, and again for our anniversary. I'll make a point to go on any and every trip to Mexico City. Huge menu, but it can all be trusted! Super fresh, high quality seafood. Original review 6/29/2024: Everything was delicious. The sashimi tuna belly was exquisite. We had a whole fish, can't remember what it was called but it was great. Solid kao soi. My one reservation is that the menu is really big instead of being more focused. That being said, everything we ate was fantastic.

Disappointed. Very lively fun ambience and I really wanted to love this place. Prices are very…read morereasonable. Services are not bad. Tempura upon (soup noodle) - tempura was fried lightly and well but soup was disappointing. Salmon bowl was more disappointing. Rice was cooked very soft- wrongly. Why no sushi rice? (Withiut vinegar) Very very sad. Won't come back.

Solid Nobu. We know the brand from NYC and elsewhere, so we knew the drill walking in. The rib eye…read morewith truffle butter was the dish of the night. Cooked perfectly, truffle came through. King Crab salad was great but a little pricey for what it is. Callos with jalapeño were really nice. Scallops were a touch tough, which threw me at this level. Snow dessert closed it out, light and just sweet enough. Service was great. Venue is gorgeous. But the room felt half empty on a Thursday in Polanco, lighting is dark, music vibe feels dated. You feel the price. Four stars. Reliable Nobu, just not buzzy.

Well the place was great, I just think that the name was more about hype and I would be able to get…read moresimilar quality at many other sushi spots. There are many Nobus but this is the first location that I tried so I do not have anything to compare to. I appreciated the staff and the menu selection. I also think that with a good amount of items this can be a place that a group could attend and find something for everyone. Customer service was great.

Ordered this coconut curry noodle bowl at Koku in Condesa, and it hits exactly how you want it to…read more The broth is rich but not heavy, with that perfect balance between spice and creaminess from the coconut. The noodles soak it all in, and every bite feels layered without trying too hard. What I liked most is that it doesn't feel overcomplicated--just solid flavors done right. Comfort food, but with intention. Simple, warm, and very easy to finish without even noticing.

We spent NYEve here, lovely night outside. Great for people watching, excellent service. Close to…read moreour Parque Mexico stay. We enjoyed a tuna poke bowl..a spicy tuna roll and shrimp goyza (which were meh). A nice pot of tea (we were headed to a speakeasy after dinner). Recommended if you are craving Japanese food while in the area.

My friends and I loved this place! (Note: this review is for the Yucatan location.) After a week of…read moredelicious Mexican food we were feeling something a little closer to home and decided to go for Korean. Unfortunately the place was basically empty when we arrived but we are so glad we didn't let that change our minds. The decor inside was definitely a lot of fun and totally instagram-worthy... something along the lines of Alice in Wonderland meets Biggie? Which definitely reminded me of the Ktown vibes found in Los Angeles. As for the food, I'm always pretty skeptical of non-Koreans doing Korean food or Korean food outside Korean-populated areas (it's something about the texture) - but this place came pretty darn close! Of course the menu itself seemed to be a kind of Korean-majority fusion cuisine with broad Asian influences likely designed for the Mexican palate, but for a bunch of New Yorkers it was still pretty comforting to get a hot bowl of (modified?) bimbimbap on a Friday night in the middle of CDMX. The four of us each ordered something different -arroz frito con bulgogi, hamburgesa mexicoreana, duo de pollo frito, and noodles con veduras. The portions are pretty generous and the flavors definitely hit the spot we were craving for. Needless to say we were all extremely satisfied with our meals. BUT... that's not the end of it. We also decided to order from the Sweet Girl Moves dessert menu, which was probably our best decision of the night. This particular friend group isn't the most ~adventurous~ when it comes to different foods but they all loved the dessert, which were all very interesting flavor arrangements but nonetheless delicious and very creatively presented. My friend ordered the popcorn-themed one and almost practically burst into tears of joy. We definitely left the establishment very happy and well-fed and would recommend it to anyone visiting or local in a heart beat!

The food here is just ok. It's not particularly well-seasoned and for a Korean restaurant the lack…read moreof kimchi is astounding. I asked for some and was basically given a thimbleful. I had the bibimbap and it was meh. The rice wasn't even crunchy at the bottom. There's a lack of vegetarian/ vegan adaptations that could be made with tofu. My lunch companion had the fried chicken sandwich which was described as 'ok'.

This place is known for serving dim sums all day but I would totally go there just for the claypot…read morerice dishes. They are sumptuous and of extremely high quality.

Dim Sum, I thought I found the best at Asian Bay. THIS IS THE GOSPEL, the BEST DIM SUM, HANDS…read moreDOWN, this is at Jing Teng, early Sunday morning, and although you think you might be headed to a endless maze of streets, no. This I would never find on my own without directions, and when we (thanks to Dr. Lawrence) - the place was bustling on a Sunday morning. Piles of Dim Sum steam baskets and you simply pick out what you want, the staff records all. This is authentic Chinese, authentic Chinese restaurant, authentic Chinese staff, and it is the BEST Sunday I have ever spent, hands down. Best all around for Dim Sum, service, the quantity, the quality, the service, I could go back 100 times and would not be enough.

While in Mexico City, I came across many Korean restaurants and very (almost none) few had a menu…read morein Spanish. I suppose they assume you either speak Korean, Vietnamese or you just pick off the pictures. I was not impressed with the menu situation and let me say...the garlic, spices and other seasonings sure pull you in to every spot. I had to eventually go with one and I ended up at Surasand in Colonia Juarez. The staff is very polite and supportive-although they don't know the ingredients or items on the menu themselves. I do very much appreciate the effort and understand being that they (the staff) are not Korean themselves. The place is welcoming, not to noisy and has several private spots. The restrooms are really really nice and a little more roomier than any other this city. They have toilet paper and it's clean! Nice staff, pleasant dinning environment and never a bad idea to try something out of my comfort zone.

Things change. And they have at Surasang. And *not* for the better…read more I come here EVERY time I visit CDMX. Just as an example, I've been here four times in the past 2 years. Tonight I decided to bring a date. Worst. Idea. Ever. First off, we were ignored when we walked in. Finally someone finally came and seated us. My date had never had Korean BBQ & both of us were excited. Him to try it & me to expose what I thought to be one of my favorite restaurants in CDMX. We decided that I will get the BBQ & he will get the Bi Bim Bop. This way he'll have an opportunity to try 2 different things. My Spanish is t as good as it should be, but I'm still learning. Thankfully my date is fluent. He asked the waiter if the sides are in included with the BBQ & what they are. The waiter literally said he doesn't know. Seriously? You work there! He soon brought out the sides, and we excitedly waited for them to bring the portable grill, just as they've done every time before. What they brought was PRE COOKED beef!! What the actual F??!!? My friend asked why they brought pre cooked meat when their menu clearly shows raw meat. The waitress who brought the food said that we'd have either had to specifically ASK for the grill, or both of us would've had to ordered the BBQ. Nowhere on the menú does it say that. The whole idea of Korean BBQ is to cook it yourself. If I wanted precooked beef I could've gone to any restaurant. It doesn't end there. We asked for only TWO more side dishes. Sweet potato and kimchi. And the waiter MEVER brought them out. We gave up on the side dishes and decided to just leave. We asked for the check and even THAT took forever. And as he took my credit card, for me to pay for something I didn't order, he had the audacity to ask how much of a tip we'd like to leave. Not knowing what he was saying, my friend answered for me. Nothing. Frankly he should be happy we paid at all. Heed my warning and AVOID SURISANG!!!! It has changed for the worse!! Staff couldn't care less about you, your food, OR what you ordered. Again: AVOID AVOID AVOID!!!!!!!