It used to be great place but the quality has gone down. They prepared our meal along with the…read moredishes from someone sitting on another station mixing our orders. As a result - my steak tasted like seafood and it was very salty.

This is one of the classic teppanyaki restaurants of Mexico City. This restaurant has been…read moredelivering solid teppanyaki service since, at least, the 1970s. I've been coming to Mikado since the early 1980s so I know the quality of their food has always been consistently good. I just had their teppanyaki salmon, teppanyaki bass, teppanyaki thinly sliced prime rib, goma ae, and their amazing tempura ice cream. I live in the city of San Francisco and I can tell you, for sure, there is no teppanyaki house over there remotely as good as this. What an amazing, persevering owner Mikado has!

I am not usually a fan of hotel restaurants, but sometimes it's nice to stay in the confines of the…read morehotel for a meal. A coworker and I decided we wanted an easy night, so we headed here. We were greeted by the hostess and were shown to our seats and sat down. We ordered beer and Saké and looked at the menu. Our server returned with our drinks, and we ordered some food from the menu. Our chef arrived and started preparing our food in front of us, utilizing her knife and grill with such expertise. One of my favorite items was elephant garlic, which she sliced thin and then grilled- so tasty! The hotel used to be a Japanese hotel, and the decor in the restaurant was very Japanese, giving us an authentic feel. For a hotel restaurant, I was very impressed with the food, the preparation, and the service.

Service was so good, the food was amazing, I felt amazing. The place is really nice and modern…read more Honestly, this is my top two teppanyaki restaurants. And that's really good for me. And the fire is way bigger than Benihana

This was the worst sushi I have ever eaten in my life. Spicy tuna was bland. I also ordered a…read moresalmon roll consisting of pineapple, cream cheese, strawberry, cucumber, and salmon. This was a monstrosity, the rice was also undercooked. Service was also quite bad.

We went here for the 2x1 two for one weekday special…read more Pros: The sushi rolls were generous and filling. Cons: Waaay too much rice in each roll and very skimpy on the fish. I was unimpressed with the weird combos of hot and sweet sauces on the rolls. There are other better sushi options around the neighborhood, as it is close to the Japanese and American embassies.

Sushi restaurant inside the Hyatt. Great service, really lovely interior and ambiance. Got the…read morenigiri omakase with miso soup and edamame. We spent 2000$ mx a bit pricey for what we got.

Yoshimi is absolutely delicious & so mad at myself for not taking photos & videos when I was there…read more I was traveling all day & being a tourist... by the time dinner was serviced I completely forgot. I stayed at the Hyatt Regency & since this restaurant is located in my hotel we found out that this restaurant is the original restaurant before it was the Hyatt Regency & glad they kept it! I ordered a few appetizers; gyoza, edamame, tempura, & sashimi. They have this; soy sauce, vinegar, fresh Serranos marinating altogether & used it on everything! Be sure to get a bowl of that for your sushi also, especially if you like spicy. All the desserts we ordered were excellent. If you roam around the restaurant, I highly recommend doing so, this place is massive & traditional ambiance is beautiful, I sure don't see anything like this in America but, in Japan. Anything you order you will not be disappointed. Enjoy!

Food quality is great, waiters were nice but service can be slow when the restaurant starting to…read moreget busy

Best ever, have being going since the president Carlos Salina's went on Mondays to eat there . And…read moreSaito San cook for us

Good service and good food. Quiet on a Sunday night. No complaints. Octopus had a nice char and a…read moresweet sauce. Salmon was cooked perfectly and had a delicious avocado miso sauce.

We were really excited to try our Morimoto while visiting Mexico City and saved it for one of the…read morelast nights. I put in reservations a good month in advance thinking it may be tough to get in and when we arrived we were literally the only people there which probably should have been a sign. A couple tables were sat after but the place was dead. For the food, nothing was bad but nothing was spectacular or even great. I'd land it somewhere between "ok and decent" which was highly disappointing considering the hype that Morimoto brings. Ultimately nothing was memorable, and I've had better inventive sushi even at small local palaces in the suburbs of Phoenix, Arizona USA which is a bad sign. I'd skip and go to somewhere else.

Been to Mexico City too long that I missed Asian food so we decided to go to Suntory for…read moreteppanyaki. We ordering the tasting menu. From fried crab claws to tapioca vanilla ice cream. It was super filling for one person. Highly recommend sharing the tasting menu if you can. Also their ribeye isn't your type steak but thinly layered like Shabu meat. It wasn't what we expected but food turned out good! Service was great! Server didn't speak too much English but Google translator definitely helps! Yakisoba is too sweet so I would stay off from it. That said the restaurant is in a busy neighborhood. There's an outdoor bonsai garden Inside of the restaurant and the teppanyaki tables can sit big and small groups!

The food was delicious and there is a beautiful view of the garden from the second floor dining…read moreroom. I would highly recommend the cruji roll if you like salmon and shrimp!

Delicious food, amazing ambiance, fast service that is very attentive…read more Usually in Mexico, I ask for a check and have to wait 10 minutes, not this place, they had it out instantly. Best sushi I've had in Mexico. Will return

Came in for F1 weekend, server recommended the "Surf and Turf" which literally came with ONE shrimp…read morewhich measured 1" long. Mentioned to server and said they'd bring more out and nothing ever came. Way overpriced, keep an eye on all the other reviews!!

Nice view, decoration is romantic. Ramen and prices are good…read more Teas are not too good, they don't know what real Thai tea is, but other than that I liked it and might come again.

awful. i should…read moreknow better. restaurants that serve multiple asian cuisines never seem to excel at one. three of us made the mistake of eating tasteless gyoza and even worse pad thai. the pad thai tasted like it was like a bad version of instant ramen. get the idea? the desserts were just plain weird. i cannot fund the words to describe the mochi and creme brûlée. awful. i should know better than go to a restaurant that has large televisions showing wrestling, while the music blares. service was okay-ish. no one seemed to speak english. there were no english menus. on the plus side, the restaurant had the largest container of hand sanitizer i have ever seen. this should haare been another clue. awful. i don't feel well. all three of us had explosive diarrhea at 3 am. we never left our airbnb today, because of the diarrhea and vomiting. do not eat here. the city should close it. thinking more about this, this is a hole. it is a restaurant where to eat the food is suicidal. awful.

I'm still in shock at how incredible this restaurant is. Who knew a restaurant in Mexico could…read moreserve up some of the best and most complex Japanese flavors I've ever had!? Their ramen was rich with a complex depth of umami flavors which balanced perfectly with the springy noodles and tender pork. The bowl is massive but I could genuinely eat the whole thing! As a ramen connoisseur, I can proudly say that this is one of the best bowls I've ever had. And to end it all off, the Matcha Tiramisu was light, refreshing, and not overly sweet. I absolutely love this spot!! Their service is fast and incredibly kind and joyful. Additionally, the ambiance is calming and feels high end but still with a quality of casual. You MUST try this spot if you admire amazing asian cuisine or want a break from tacos for dinner!

Cute Japanese restaurant - arrived with no reservations and seated right away. Love the minimalist…read morevibes and the bathrooms! We both got the classic ramen, and sad to say the broth lacked flavor, had to put a lot of soy sauce to put flavor. The shrimp tempura was nice and crunchy, chicken karage was a generous portion. Service was friendly. Loved the mochi ice cream dessert.