A wonderful experience for me and the family. First the…read moreambiance was solid, enjoyable to hang with the family. The food was delicious and a wonderful Japanese food experience here in Mexico. I got the friend shrimp, avocachi roll, and another spicy tuna roll. The first two I would get again

Love coming here. Great Japanese cuisine in Leon. Great place for a weekday family dinner, special…read morecelebration or business meal. Service was a bit on the slower side, seemed like they were not prepared for so many people on a Tuesday night. It's so nice to eat in their outdoor patio with the cool breeze. They have a regular full bar and a very Japanese one with a wide variety of yuzu and sake.

The atmosphere here is relaxing with indoor and patio dining. There is a fairly large menu of hot…read moreand cold items. The sushi we tried was okay given the limited availability of ingredients. The rice was not the best in texture or seasoning. There's no wasabi, just soy and hot sauce and the selection of fish items is limited, leaning more towards fried shrimp and fried chicken sushi (never saw this before, but didn't try it). We tried the Japanese Plum fried rice, but found it sweet and rather odd. The tea was the best part of our meal. The hot green and jasmine teas were loose leaf teas, not bags, served steeping in teapots. Service was cheerful and friendly, but the servers are easily confused. First, we were brought the next table's ice water. Then, we got shrimp instead of salmon maki. The other diners seem to enjoy the food more than we did.

The food here is healthy, delicious and prepared fresh every day... the staff are very…read moreconscientious and there's one lady there who wanted to practice her English wish us (despite the fact that her English was excellent!) :-) We ate here 3 times for lunch during our stay and everything was excellent each time we visited... we were always surprised at how well priced the dishes were too :-) You can also sit outside on the street and watch the world go by (there's a street food vendor at the top of the street so great people watching). Definitely worth seeking out and definitely a recommend :-)

So when you go out to dine for the first time in Aguascalientes, what do you eat? Sushi, of…read morecourse! Our Aguascalientes family said that for sushi, the best choice in town is Yatsuba. The chefs here were sent to G'jara for training. The training paid off because here-to-now, I've been pretty blasé about sushi, but I was highly impressed by Yotsuba. Against a backdrop of blacks and reds, service was stellar. We were seated on the patio. A note about homes and bldgs. in ultra modern Aguascalientes (elev. 6,300'), because most of the year the temperature is mild, places do not have heat, so you pretty much freeze in December wherever you go (in Dec. it is in the 50s/60s during the day [70 if you are lucky] and in the 30s at night) unless you are bundled up. I ordered fried rice with shrimp (arroz frito con camaron), gyoza and miso soup. Oh my God, this was the best fried rice ever. With tiny bits of chopped shrimp and topped w/ finely chopped scallion, this dish was perfectly salted and seasoned. Yum!! The dipping sauce that came with the gyoza was great, but I thought the amount of ginger in the gyoza was excessive. But that's only because of my general antipathy towards ginger, everybody else liked the little buggers. The broth in the miso soup was delicious, but I thought the soup was too busy, coming with mushrooms, tofu, seaweed and bean noodles. I sampled a couple of the sushi plates and they were delicious. Both came with bits of breaded cooked shrimp and a creamy topping. I didn't sample the ceviche with cucumber, octopus (pulpo) and clamato, but the others at the table loved it. The peso is slumping against the dollar (as of this writing it is 15 pesos to the dollar) so our meal seemed like a real bargain. Yotsuba is highly recommended.

Easy to miss in this tiny strip mall. So use maps! Because you won't want to miss their food. I had…read morea salad and 5 fried California rolls. Both beautifully presented and well-prepared. The menu is extensive.

Good Japanese foods! I believe Japanese people likes this restaurant. Ramen noodle and Yakisoba was…read morereally good.

Only Japanese restaurant that we found in San Luis Potosí. Just okay by Los Angeles standards.read more

My first Japanese restaurant in Mexico. Fresh Sashimi and Sushi.read more

My friend who lives here took me to this amazing Japanese restaurant. It is a small space but the…read morefood was fresh and delicious, great service and a lovely calm atmosphere with very reasonable prices. I shared 2 special rolls with my friend and they were both delicious but I hardly recommend the roll with the BBQ sauce. Sorry no pictures I was too busy eating. I will definitely come back there on my trip and will be sure to take photos. They have an incredible bento box that I want to try and so many options. Definitely 5 stars.

The absolute BEST meal I have had in Guanajuato. I needed a break from the normal local fare. This…read morehit the spot! I had a cold Jasmin tea that was delicious and two different rolls. You can get each roll with 5 or 10 pieces. I opted for two different rolls with 5 pieces each. I tried the chicken teriyaki roll and the shrimp roll. Both were good but I preferred the shrimp. The inside is very zen and tranquil. I felt an immediate sense of peace when I walked in. If you are visiting Guanajuato definitely check this place out!

Awesome! Great noodles, wine and music! We love Danny the restraint and especially the food!read more

The food at Mikka was incredible so delicious and refreshing and so healthy. I could eat this food…read moreevery day. My only complaint is that there isn't a big enough sign and it's a little bit hard to find. But if you do happen to find this hidden gem, you'll be so happy that you did. I recommend the tofu bowl. The veggie roll. The boss was there while I was at the restaurant, and he was so charming and kind and accommodating. Easy 5 stars.

this location is my favorite, and the original! i ordered the gyoza and a california classic roll…read more im never disappointed by the service or food!

Ichiban indeed became 'the first' Japanese restaurant we ever visited in this lovely city, and it…read morehas since become our first choice in Japanese cuisine in Querétaro, and our point of comparison for all other Japanese eateries everywhere. Yes, it is that good. Everything on the menu is delicious: from the gyoza, tempura, and omusubi, all the way to the last pages that include the teriyaki bowls and makis, there is nothing that is not worth trying, and almost everything will make you want to order seconds. Here, the dishes that incorporate Unagui, or eel, are very special, and these alone merit a visit. With that characteristic sweet and savory flavor, the Unagui Especial roll is absolutely fantastic, and it can disappear with as much grace piece by piece as it's presentation on the plate. The Unagui Don is equally delicious, and might be a better choice if you are looking for something more filling, and are trying to not look like a complete glutton by ordering roll after roll of the Unagui Especial. The Nevado Especial roll is also a great and delicious choice, the Teriyaki Don is wonderful and delectable, and pretty much anything you order here is sure to be a delight to the palate. As a bonus, order a virgin Piña Colada for a sweet and refreshing drink that almost qualifies as a dessert. And so Ichiban remains as 'the first' in my list of Japanese comfort food. どうもありがとう!

This small restaurant is hidden right off a pretty plaza, which is hard to see from the road. I am…read morein the restaurant industry in the United States, so I like dining in places with open kitchens. With only 4 or 5 tables, this restaurant gives you a view of the open kitchen from every table. The chef keeps his kitchen orderly and spotless. This is a good stop for a quick lunch. If I had one note for the chef, it is that the egg in ramen is traditionally served soft boiled, with the yolk still a little runny. Mexico does love to hard boil eggs.

From the owner: Restaurante de comida oriental, con variedad de platillos base arroz, ramen, pollo, pescado,…read morecamarón, tofu, entre otros.