Super extensive menu and cute indoor / outdoor seating. Dinner items were okay overall - would…read morerecommend the ramen and sushi.

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.

Omg! We're already talking about what to order on our next visit…read more Had an early dinner (by local standards) at 6:30pm on a rainy Friday night. We were seated right away without a reservation. Loved the decor and the casual, intimate atmosphere. We tried the sashimi, vegetable gyoza, salmon don, wagyu beef, seafood fried rice, and finished with the chocolate cake for dessert. Everything was delicious. If I had to offer a critique, I'd say the wagyu was just okay--not bad, just okay. Deep respect to the kitchen for executing such a comprehensive menu. The consistency shines through not just in the high-ticket items but also in the staples like gyoza and fried rice.

A solid spot if you're looking for Japanese food. We walked in without reservation for a late lunch…read moreand found it wasn't busy. The weather was nice, so we sat in their covered patio area. You can scan the QR code to pull up the menu. It was in both Spanish and English. The menu was extensive, a little something for everyone. There was ramen, rice bowl, udon, sushi, sashimi, shabu, maki, nigiri, etc.   I tried the maguro mix don that had chu-toro, o-toro, and akami on top of white rice. This was a perfectly balanced meal. A good fatty texture on the sashimi. Rice to fish ratio was also good. It was refreshing from all the food we've been eating in CDMX. We all enjoyed our don and ramen.   Service was a bit slow regarding when our food came out but they brought out everyone's food at the same time. The restroom was clean as well. The indoor seating looks spacious. Overall, we enjoyed our meal here and would recommend this spot if you're looking for Japanese food in the Roma Norte area.

40 years doing this, you cannot miss! Absolutely amazing, a…read moremust try if you like traditional Japanese food while in Mexico City. Fish and seafood were very fresh! Serving portions are very generous. And prices are very reasonable!

A true Japanese restaurant in Mexico. So glad that we found this place before we leave Mexico.read more

Super good Japanese food! I had the salmon teppanyaki and it was 90 pesos. It's located inside a…read morelocal market with all kinds of affordable food choices and fruit grocers. I also had the salmon sashimi which wasn't the absolute beer but for 60 pesos I thought it was a deal!

Great food and good sake , so come and enjoy it , friendly and nice decoration , but it best is the…read morefood

Found this place cuz i was craving ramen soup!!!! In mexico city . Well the place is clean and very…read morenew. The hostess is dressed in karste suit. Anyway we were sat and nex to us atour reach was a conveyor sushi with sushi rolls for us to take. Anyway i ordered an appetizer that it was like a shrimp bowl salad. Very tasty and best of all it was bogo. Thsn we ordered warm house sake which was pretty good. And my ramen soup. The soup broth was pretty tasty however they can improve making the soup hotter so the ramen cooks completly. There are lots of other items in the menu which whenever i get a chance will come and try. Come to this place it looks and works pretty good. By the way very reasonable wsit time for the food and prices are same as in the usa

I was staying at the Hyatt and saw this place when looking for dinner. A short walk…read more I ordered the mixed sashimi with a beer. Portion was good, and my only complaint was the garnish of parsley; hardly authentic. Finished with a yuzu ice cream.

Traveling through Terminal 2 and found this authentic Japanese restaurant with a wide variety of…read moreJapanese cuisine from sushi to noodles and stew dishes. The owner speaks Spanish and English. They have Japanese cheesecake. Give it a try. Its a little pricey but we'll worth it.

The place is a little small, but nothing to worry about if you come with friends. Is not the…read moretraditional kind of sushi, is more like a mixture between American and oriental cuisine. Great costumer service, the waiters always ask for food allergies, which is really appreciated.

Great customer service and take out is available. The only down side is that the place is very…read moresmall. I think it only seats 10 or 12 elbow to elbow. I ate there last night on a Tuesday and they had buy one get one sushi rolls. I haven't tried the delivery service but I would.

Lively, clean, and well appointed. Service was top notch. Menu has some really interesting options…read more We started with Black Truffle Sashimi and Hot Stone Wagyu. Both were excellent. Yakitori, nigiri, and a roll followed. The ribeye and asparagus rolls were really good. Nigiri and Rolls were fresh and well portioned. Banana cake for dessert was a great choice! N*joy

The girlfriend and I came here for dinner on our last day in Mexico City…read more Located in CDMX/s posh Polanco neighborhood, this sushi spot is outstanding in both its presentation and its service. The tuna sashimi was outstanding. Thick immaculate cuts with freshness and flavor. The nigiri was impressive, with perfectly seasoned rice and beautifully sliced fish. The shrimp salad added a lighter refreshing contrast that was thoughtfully composed. Dessert was the perfect finale: soft, delicate mochi ice cream. This cleansed the palate without overwhelming it. From presentation to flavor, everything felt intentional and refined. Ryoshi is a mist-visit for anyone who appreciates high-quality Japanese cuisine in Mexico City, especially in Polanco, where expectations are high and Ryoshi clearly rises to meet them.