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.

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

Highly recommended. Beaituful ambience and chic. Cozy. Food is authentic…read more We ordered * salmon bowl * plain soup noodle *associated tempura *mochi ice cream dessert Well priced, not crazy expensive I was impressed with authentic soup (for noodle). Tempura can be slightly imprived but not bad. Dessert was very good and fresh Service is attentive, kind and fast. We will come back.

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.

BEST SUSHI I'VE EVER HAD…read more Does that above statement say it all? Surprising to me as well as we just stumbled on this place craving sushi. First you have to walk through a restaurant then go upstairs and enter a door with no labels or anything. Then you're greeted with a 13 or so seater along a bar. From there you have to go omikase and just let the chef take care of you. Most memorable item was the scallop. It was the fattiest, butteriest, sweetest scallop I've ever had. Do not skip this place while in CDMX.

Great upscale sushi experience in Mexico City. The place is really small, all at the chefs table…read moreand feels like a very traditional sushi spot. the Omakase menu will give you some delicious sashimis and hot food options as well. Would definitely recommend for an upscale dining experience in Mexico City!

We had an excellent dinner at Riyoshi. We sat on the terraza, which had a great atmosphere with…read morewonderful music that made for a really enjoyable evening. The mocktails were delicious, and every dish we ordered was outstanding--from the miso soup and kampachi and crab hand rolls to the taquitos and the Riyoshi Roll. We finished with a surprise chocolate cake to celebrate my daughter's birthday, which was a perfect ending to the meal. Service was friendly and attentive, by far one of our best restaurant experiences in a long time. We'll definitely return the next time we're in Mexico City!

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.

Craving good sushi in the middle of land-locked Mexico City? We did and stopped at Tokyo for lunch…read morewhen the fast sushi place down the street didn't serve liquor my friend insisted was needed with his sushi. Tokyo is a fairly ordinary restaurant with several separate rooms that make dining more intimate. The sashimi lunch "special" was also fairly ordinary with an American-centric selection of the usual tuna, salmon, imitation crab, squid, etc. The sashimi was ok but nothing to yelp about. Maybe I shouldn't have expected more fresh fish variety from Mexican ocean waters? Service was the opposite of fast, and inattentive. Tables seated after us got to order first and received their dishes before us. We had to wave the wait staff down every time we needed them. Lunch took twice as long as we expected, so plan accordingly.

Sadly, I didn't get to take pictures at this restaurant. I very much enjoyed dining here as I found…read moreit to be an authentic restaurant, that also offered a good value. I came with a friend and split one of the executive menus, which comes with about 9 items, and we followed that with a bowl of Nikudon. Very tasty and a great way to end a Sunday exploring the Zona Rosa.

My brother and I went here on 1/19/2026, we had a reservation so we were sat immediately when we…read morearrived. We sat at the bar where the chefs are right in front of you making the sushi, so we definitely had one of the best seats in the house. We started with the "Tuna+Crispy Rice+Kisami Nori," this was bomb! I really liked this dish, the contrasting textures and the fresh tuna. I also ordered the 5 peice nigiri sample (one of each: salmon, wagyu, hamachi, unagi and chutoro), this was also great, the stand out by far was the wagyu! Lastly I ordered a shrimp tempura roll; this was just okay to me and frankly the rolls were too big for my taste. Service was excellent and attentive; the restaurant itself has a dark and cool vibe and overall this is definitely a spot I would both recommend and go back to if I find myself in Mexico City again.

Great sushi! We had the edamame and shishito peppers to start and both were great but nothing to…read morewrite home about. I then had the Otoro and toro nigiri as well as a toro handroll and wagyu with foie gras handroll and all were phenomenal. I have never been a huge handroll fan but I still think about the wagyu and foie gras one. Service was wonderful and ambiance was relaxed and calm. We truly enjoyed our experience at Wabi and would recommend!

Located in the emblematic Zona Rosa, this Sushi Itto is smaller than other same-chain locations…read more Service and food are ok. I got a crab, cream cheese, avocado and chile toreado sushi. Good choice if you're craving for sushi and you're already in the area.

Food is not bad at this place, but service needs to improve from the host to the waitstaff and…read morecooks. My sushi was five minutes getting cold on the food window while my waiter was having a nice talk with the host outside the restaurant. Une of the cook was eating something with his fingers inside his mouth ( I hope he didn't prepare my sushi). I'll check it out on my next visit to see if there's some improvement

This place is closed and has been replaced by the forbidden fruits restaurant. Quite disappointing…read moreto have walked all the way over there for nothing.

Great food, great atmosphere. The server did not seem to want to have much interaction with us.read more

OVERPRICED & MEDIOCRE! I visited the location on Michoacán…read more(which doesn't come up on Yelp) and received the slooowwwest service despite being literally the only customer in the place. There was a waitress and 2 sushi chefs, and the plates each came out one at a time, with a full 10 minutes between each one. (Admittedly, there were lots of Uber Eats to go orders) The food itself was pretty unremarkable - the fish tasted like cheap frozen fare and the hand roll fell apart before it even reached my table (see photo). It was just ok. I was shocked when I got the bill at how expensive it was for such bad food. I wouldn't bother coming back.

This was my first time trying a sushi-itto. I'll be honest, I don't tend to trust chain…read morerestaurants, because I normally question the freshness of the food, so I chain sushi restaurant is off putting to me. The people I was with wanted to go, so I did. I went through the menu and noticed a trend. Most of the rolls were the same with a small variation in each. Also, most of these rolls didn't contain actual raw fish, which I guess is good for me, due to my earlier freshness comment. I ended up picking a number, I believe it was 12 and a giant roll came out. The flavor was ok, and it was enough food to make me full, but I think I'll be willing to pay more and find a good sushi restaurant the next time.

Stumbled upon this place as we were walking around the area. The hostess quickly sat us down on the…read moreoutside patio. The server quickly came over and handed us warm towels to wipe down our hands and told us the menu's were via the QR code. We all ordered something different. I ordered the chicken teriyaki meal which came with a soup and a salad. My food was pretty good but the chicken teriyaki barely had any chicken in it. There were only about 6 pieces of chicken... The miso soup was delicious and hot. The salad was also great and the dressing they used was to die for. Service started out great but then it trickled down to just ok. The server barely came back around and we sat with empty drinks. The check also took forever to receive. Prices are reasonable and food is good. Definitely check them out when in the area!

Unfortunately some of the most mid sushi rolls of my entire life, (I had two specialty rolls), but…read moreif you do go here though, know that the sushi tower wasn't terrible, but nothing crazy either... Music was way too loud. Also not great music. BUT the servers are all pretty kind.