This place is a pan Asian fusion - Thai, Korean, Mexican. On Wednesday place was empty - only our…read moreparty of 5 went all the way up to the second floor (maybe it was too early for the dinner by CDMX time). Almost all in our party went for a Pad Thai - some chicken, some shrimp and one person ordered a Korean dish. I have to admit that my Shrimp Pad Thai was with an interesting interpretation, but I liked it. Service was too slow (it took a long time for food to arrive and we were still only party to be seated). When we left the place - still no other customers, feels little weird (with the black cat on the wall watching you).

Black Taiga is a hidden gem in the most popular area of "La Condesa". It's located in the first…read morefloor of Tamaulipas 60. The food has some innovation in the fusion. I had edemames, sopa kum yom and Akira. Perhaps, I was craving but la sopa and akira fullfilled me in all the possible ways. Fair prices and good place to stay and have a drink

I had dinner at Plantasia Cafe with my mom a week or so ago when we were visiting Mexico City…read moretogether. My mom is vegan, so this Pan Asian vegan spot was an easy choice for dinner on our trip. Overall, I'd say the food was good! We shared the spicy ahi rice cakes, gyozas, Mi Goreng (a noodle dish with tempeh), and their Dinamita sushi roll. Everything was good - I'd be happy to eat any dish again. Tasty and creative plant-based/vegan food. The restaurant has a great ambiance; it felt like we were walking into a tropical paradise. The service was friendly and fast, too. My only real complaint about our meal here is something that has kind of stuck with me and that I've been discussing with friends since I returned home from the trip. Plantasia is alcohol-free. Would I have liked a glass of wine or a cocktail with my dinner? Sure. But I can live without a drink with dinner. What was a little unsettling however is that Plantasia offers mocktails which include Kratom powder. If you're unfamiliar with Kratom, it's an herbal product made by grinding the dried leaves of a tree native to Southeast Asia. Yes, I used the word "herbal," but that doesn't mean that there is not significant concern about Kratom powder. It may not be regulated yet, but federal agencies in America are already warning about its high potential for dependence and abuse, as well as psychoactive effects. John Oliver even did a piece recently on Kratom and how people may feel comfortable taking more than a recommended dose because it's talked about as a low-risk, "natural," "herbal" "supplement." I was extremely surprised to see it included in mocktails on a menu. (Just a note: yes, people in Southeast Asia have chewed fresh Kratom leaves or brewed them into a tea for centuries, but studies show fewer health risks from chewing the fresh leaves than from the concentrated powders that being exported now.) It was a good meal overall and in an incredibly cool space. And I love to find a vegan spot with food that will please both vegans and non vegans. But I was unsettled by an alcohol-free restaurant that is serving drinks with Kratom powder in them. I'm steering clear of it, and I would suggest they consider including a warning on the menu about what Kratom powder is, since I have found since this occurring, that many people don't even know what it is yet.

Popped in for lunch. It wasn't crazy busy but service was slightly slow. The restaurant is warm but…read morethe overall vibe was amazing. I thought it was very cute and comfortable. I was happy to see CBD drinks on the menu that also tasted amazing. We got 2 apps and 2 dishes that we shared. The flavor was on point. Especially since we were craving sushi but vegan.

Always great service! Food is amazing and the ambiance is…read morethe best! Fusion Japanese Mexican at a completely different level. After eating at several "Michelin guide" restaurants in Mexico City, this is my favorite place to go to. A must try!

Visually, the restaurant is trendy and sexy. The food and the wait staff are superb. The music is…read morejust out of place. It's too loud and distracting and just not good. But the tempura elote ribs and cebiche de pulpo were worth the audible pain.

After eating tacos for every meal for three days, I needed something different. And being Asian…read morefrom New York, I craved some Asian food. Let's just say that Chinese food is not easy to find in Mexico City if you're not looking for a buffet. We finally came across Ah-Un which is basically pan Asian. As a general rule of thumb, don't ever eat sushi at a place that has no customers. If the fish is not moving then you're asking to be sick. There was also a smell coming from the bar which smelled like old alcohol. It's not fish but it gives you an idea of the cleanliness. We decided to get the katsu don and the pad Thai. Two cooked dishes that seemed like a safe choice. The pad Thai wasn't bad. It tasted like the dish should taste and was a large serving. The katsu don was not as good. The katsu was dry and the rice was tasteless. I mean it didn't even taste like white rice. It just wasn't good at all. At the end, we were just glad to eat something other than tacos.

We ordered way too much food and I wished I had an extra stomach to devour all of it. I ordered the…read moreRainbow Roll and he had the spicy salmon roll. Both were super fresh and delicious but not spicy at all. I also ordered the noodle soup which ended up being gigantic but the broth and noodles were perfect for a rainy day. They have a full bar including featured cocktails and beer and wine. The service is prompt and the food was high quality. You may think you shouldn't eat this while in Mexico given it isn't Mexican food but I think you should! Tasted just as authentic as a Japanese Restaurant in California!

Soooooo good! I love asian food and this place was awesome…read morefor it! They have a great variety in the menu, great deals in food and drinks (depending on the day of the week). We ordered a sushi roll to share for the table and I ordered the poke bowl, everything was delicious and didn't take too long Service was okay, it was a little hard to get their attention but they were really nice. The restaurant is beautiful and the ambience is great, they have TVs and they were playing a soccer game, it wasn't loud though... Overall great experience

Rode our bikes to this place in Condesa where we locked them right in front. Clean, small space…read morewith tasty dishes! Ordered the spring rolls, red curry (very watery compared to others I have ordered elsewhere, but good flavor and chile hot) and a thai salad that was yummy and well presented. The orders come out as they are ready so we got our drinks (they were out of thai tea so had the lemonade) then the salad, main dishes and finally the spring rolls! I would like to try them again, the service was good. The receipt for the meal says Belmondo on it, I guess they must own the place.

Affordable prices for decent-to-good Asian food (Pan Asian with Thai focus). Good service. Nice…read morespace.