Okay so 5 stars for service, 5 stars for the habatchi and 1 star for the sushi. Guillermo was our…read morechef, Brenda and Daniel were our waiters. Everyone was excellent, pleasant to speak with, super attentive and accommodating. Excellent service. The so called sushi was really bad. It was somewhat a California roll but the rice was not cooked, hard chewy. Egg roll was weird it was just okay. We ordered variations of lobster, shrimp and beef. The hot sauce was really good and their version of Sriracha was good also. We enjoyed our fried rice and protein. Drinks like soda were watery and not great. This place has a great view, ocean front and we could see the ocean while we were at our table. Because it was reservations only we were the only table eating during our time slot so that was really cool. I enjoyed this place out of all the reef restaurants.

Booked for a 8:30pm 3/30/2019 dinner with my wife. It's a 3 course meal. The show was good, but…read morethe food were on the salty side. The staffs are super friendly and attentive. For the staffs service I would get them a 5 stars but for the food taste it's a no thank you for me. The assorted sushi were so so little on the sad side, if you want raw fresh fish this is not a place for you (not for me ) the fried rice with beef and shrimp were over soy sauce... so much soy sauce. Will not be going back.

Everything is top notch here, basically three restaurants in one, sushi, Japanese and a show with a…read morechef who cooks the rice, beef, chicken, fish, squid, vegetables. The whole dinner is a show of the chef performing with the food, fantastic, and very tasty, two soups choices drinks dessert all are terrific.

This is one of the six restaurants available at the Valentin Imperial Maya. Mind you, this is the…read moreonly restaurant that takes reservations and I can see why. Similar to a Beni-Hana, we arrived early for our seating but when we made reservations, I wasn't aware that it was for the Hibachi. We were seated amongst three other couples and it's the same routine as if you were at a Beni-Hana. We liked it so much we came two days later and had the restaurant side with sushi. The sushi and Japanese dishes were quite good. Overall, I highly recommend dining here. The food was better than any of the other restaurants at Valentin.

First time trying Azia on our last night during our stay and we were not impressed. Since the days…read morewe arrived everyone asked when walking into into the restaurant about food allergies to make sure they were careful . Azia did not ask , the server nor the person at the front. In which we were not happy about. Very limited choices for Gluten free and I had to be the one to tell the server about my allergies. allergies. We felt rushed also. The food lacked flavor. Not just mine that was Gluten free but my friends who had a regular dish. The chicken was very very chewy and tough. I was looking forward to it because I was reading these positive reviews. We did sit outside since they were full inside. Ambience appeared nice with the music . Relaxing . Some of the dishes I posted are my friends and myself. I just had a sushi roll and GF pad Thai with GF fried rice .

If you are a fan of Hibachi, then by all means sit at the hibachi grill for a semi-Benihana…read moreexperience. But, if you're a fan of sushi then I would highly reccomend sitting at a seperate table and ordering sushi rolls, sashimi and nigiri off of their full menu. Since you paid for all-inclusive, you can order as much as you want. The rolls were small, but well made and the nigiri and sashimi was fresh.

Someone gave an advice from a year ago about this place and they said " don't come here". I would…read moreneed that advice. My mistake, I didn't.The mixed bowl sushi doesn't taste like sushi, the pho- I'm sad they called it that, it's absolutely not pho! Aside from the food, the staff is very nice and service was great. That's all I had to say.

We spent 7 days at the Grand Sunset Resort. We were able to make reservations at the Miso…read moreTeppanyaki. The Miso Restaurant is split up into 3 areas. Sushi, Oriental and Teppanyaki cooking show. The show was amazing. Victor was really good and funny and include the audience in his demonstration. For the show itself I give it a 5 star. For the food it was salty and oily. The meat was so dry and the fried rice was salty and was over cooked that there was hard bits in the rice. I would come to watch the show and not for the food. My kids enjoyed it and was entertained.

My first dinner at Hyatt Vivid was at this restaurant and it left me impressed! Restaurant is at…read morethe entrance of the resort and it makes you feel like you are going to an independent restaurant. We did not have a reservation but they accommodated us. It is best if you make a reservation ahead of time. Their selection of cocktails included some exclusive to this restaurant and sounded delicious and a nice combination of Asian flavors with local fruits. I went with the Kioto that was a great blend of aged rum, passion fruit puree, tamarind water, iced tea and simple syrup. My mom loved her fish dinner. I very much enjoyed my tiraditos and sashimi. We wrapped up our dinner with ginger ice cream. Service was excellent and food arrived promptly. I wish I've known ahead which days they were closed as they rotate restaurants. We tried going our last night for other dishes and they were closed for the night.

Wish we had come here sooner. Asiana was my personal favorite restaurant at the all-inclusive, and…read moreI really liked that it is located right at the front entrance of the Hyatt. We did not need reservations and were seated quickly upstairs. They were not strict about the dress code, which was appreciated. I tried several appetizers including the tuna tartare, Thai lettuce tacos, and spring rolls. Everything was well done and small portions . I was also very pleased that they had lychee martinis, which were a great touch.

The good: Everyone is nice and the ambiance good. The Bad: took almost an hour to get the food and…read moreit was oddly prepared. I got the Thai curry and it was basically a Mediterranean salad full of roma tomatoes. Ive never seen Thai curry like this. My wife got the chicken teriyaki and it was a small piece of chicken with gravy poured on top. Maybe this is a cultural thing? I mean, we are asking Mexicans to prepare Asian food. They just dont know what they are doing.

it was an amazing resort. The manager was so nice and got everything we needed. Was very…read moreunderstanding on items i recommended going here it is 10-10

Our date night in Centro last weekend included dinner at SushiClub Playa del Carmen, which kind of…read morecame down middle of the road for me. To be honest, I normally avoid places with lots of Philly cream cheese rolls, but with hamachi sashimi on the menu we decided to give it a try. We had: Hamachi Sashimi thin cut-it was really thin, I would get thick cut if going again. But the fish was of good quality and tasty. Tuna Serranito-very spicy with decent quality tuna. A good dish. New York Tuna Roll-basic roll with decent fish, but the rice was very dry. Grey Goose Martinis-tasted watered down. Service however was quite good. Would I return? Maybe. It was a decent sushi meal (I have definitely had worse). But I am hoping there is better out there in Playa.

Being so close to the ocean, we expected super fresh sushi but we're disappointed when the rice…read moreshowed up, dry and under seasoned. The gyoza (potstickers) were also underwhelming. The restaurant itself is pleasant enough, but our server didn't seem particularly happy to be working. Won't be back.

Not bad. Dunno why we would get sushi in Mexico but my friend and I had a hankering for some…read moresashimi and we chose this spot. Had some riceless temaki which they did well. We also enjoyed the stuffed squid appetizer. We ordered the hamachi sashimi special and the salmon tiradito - with the latter being cold to the point there were icy bits and the sauce was overwhelming. But it wasn't anything that couldn't be fixed. I'll skip it next time, but it was alright for what it was.

So happy we ate at Nikkori Sushi…read more We were staying in the neighborhood and found this spot while we were walking around. It was a fun spot for lunch on the patio. The food was fresh and delicious, and I was really happy to see the vegan options :). I loved the build your own poke. We loved all of the pictures on the menu of the sushi, it helps so much!

Tried everyday for three nights to get the dinner show and/or an earlier dinner reservation but…read moreno luck. So we ate dinner at 9:30pm. Appetizer sushi and tempura ice cream dessert was the best part. Main courses were soy sauce salty and steaks tough.

You need dress pants or jeans. Jean shorts not allowed. I was not under dressed as I had tenis…read moreshoes with a polo and jeans shorts. My family and I were not let in. Was my last night on the resort and they ruined it!!

Perfected Japanese food in Playa Del Carmen. Amazing service, consistent flavors and cozy ambiance!read more

We needed some variety after eating so much Mexican food for a week. We accidentally found this…read moreplace while we were trying to go to a tiki restaurant near by (it was closed for a private event). We ordered Gyoza, shoyu ramen with chicken (comes with thick noodles), tonkotsu ramen (comes with thin noodles), and a rice bowl (pork only). The tonkotsu ramen, rice bowl, and gyoza were the best items. The shoyu ramen was just ok in my opinion. Note that the rice bowl is pretty small. It is more like a side item to accompany your ramen or for someone who isn't very hungry. Another plus- this place is small, but has AC! This seems so rare from the restaurants we ate at in Playa.