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

Great, authentic Japanese food. The paquetes are a nice option for a filling lunch, drink and…read moredessert included.

Good authentic Japanese food. Very good service and amazing…read morefood, we ordered the korokke, gyoza, cheese kushi, edamame and our entries. One was unagi, great authentic flavor and sanma. Will be back!

We came here during lunch as well as dinner and had a great experience. Looks like others have not…read morehad as great of an experience, but ours during both were very good. They may have changed some things since the last reviews since they were adding additional features when we were here. Ambiance/Service: The ambiance is actually really cool with an outside seating and water fountains, etc. as well as a neat indoor with a fun glass flooring. The service was really good and on top of it. We did not feel it slow at all. Food/drinks: We were pleased with the food. We had a spice tuna roll, chicken soup, miso noodle soup, and gyoza and it was all very taste and fresh. The only thing i would say is that the soup was a little salty, but other than that, the sushi roll was fresh and the gyoza's were really good. The drinks were also good, nothing fancy. We haven't tried a lot of sushi restaurants in MXC, but the ones we have tried, this is our favorite so far.

Do not come here if you have ever had only half decent Japanese food. Even fake Japanese food in…read moreUSA tasted better than food here. Ramen tasted like an instant ramen. Sushi is underwhelming. Sou sauce is watering down, doesn't even make my food saltier. I had authentic Japanese food in Japan and fake Japanese food in USA but by far this is the worst. However the service is nice and polite. but Sorry, food is horrible.

Awesome sushi, great service and good drinks. If you are in the mall in and looking for a good…read moreplace for lunch or dinner, I recommend coming here. I have been here several times and have never experienced bad service or bad food. It can get busy around dinner time. If you like to plan ahead, then it would be a good idea to make reservations. When I say "awesome sushi" I am comparing it to other sushi places in Mexico City. This does not compare to Seattle or LA four star sushi places.

My family loves tepanyaki, so we have tried all the ones that are close to home. In Santa Fe area…read moreyou have mainly 3, SHU, Jin San and miyako (I have never ordered tepanyaki at Nobu). We can say that SHU and Jin SAN are high end restaurants as opposed to Miyako's mall restaurant category however I can say miyako is the best of all without a doubt, yes the place is not pretty but for me food is what really matters, so if you want tepanyaki in Santa Fe Miyako is your best option (its sushi is also good). I made the mistake once of asking for the wayu steak, the meat was great but the chef cooked it the same as regular steak... so you be fine ordering the angus steak.

Absolutely incredible food and atmosphere. We experienced one of the most artistic presentations…read moreof sashimi that I have ever seen. And the taste was just as amazing as the presentation. A perfect choice for a very special occasion. Food was absolutely amazing, and so was the service. We plan to make this our special dining choice to celebrate our anniversary. I can't wait to come back again.

Excellent place, all staff were kind and the server always make some suggestions. It was a business…read moredinner the reason why I chose this place so they mix all the "Japanese" food and mix very well with some Mexican accent. This was my second time here so I wasn't disappointed to come back after several years. The Suntory brand beer was Ok, but nothing excellent. Food presentation was neat and portions were big (even for American people). I loved the doggy bag presentation and our Teppanyaki chef was always asking for our taste on every vegetable and meat. On very few places I give 5 stars, so this place earned it.

I love ramen; it's easily my favorite food! So when my friend told me about Deigo Ramen in Mexico…read moreCity, how could I not go? The place is small and very popular, so come with a bit of patience. The setup is super efficient: when you arrive, you place your order at a machine and wait outside. Once a spot opens up, they invite you in, and your food arrives within minutes. I ordered the Tan Tan Ramen and was in pure umami heaven. The noodles had the perfect consistency, and the broth was incredibly flavorful without being overpowering. I also tried the gyozas, which were more like mini fried empanadas...crispy, savory, and absolutely delicious. I'd definitely recommend this spot to any ramen lover. They really know what they're doing here!

Three stars and I feel generous. The venue is great. Countertop seating, very Japan-style chill,…read morebusy on a Wednesday, and the service was so nice. They give you a welcome green tea/matcha which I loved. But the food?? The gyoza was the worst we have had in forever. Edamame was fine but weirdly under-salted. The ramen was bland, like dialed down for an American palate. And the chashu was overdone, again. Second ramen spot in CDMX with that same issue. If I lived in the neighborhood, sure. Going out of my way for it, no. Maybe we are ramen snobs. But this was just okay.