This was my favorite place to eat in Tulum. Very laid back place. Not super crowded and amazing…read morefood. House sake to start made from local rice - delicious. We got the seared tuna - good but everything so humid in tulum so sushi comes out warm. A bunch of special rolls. I loved the vegetarian one with mango and the rib eye roll. We also tried the octopus. Everything t was great

Great food and service! Will definitely come back. We really loved all of our dishes.read more

We came here for both hibachi and regular sit down. All the food we had was wonderful! The sushi…read moreand raw bar was so incredibly fresh. The hibachi was a fun show and great selection of steak, chicken and scallops. The Tom yum soup was so good! Quite spicy as well. The hibachi chef was so nice and funny! Very happy with everything here!

Worst hibachi we've ever had. The servers are nice but don't speak great English so not easy to…read morecommunicate. We just got fried rice with chicken thinking it was a safe bet but the rice was mushy and chicken was dry and had no flavor whatsoever.

This place had some of the best reviews in the area but it was probably the worst meal we'd had!…read moreThe salmon sashimi wasn't fresh. It tasted warm! The tempura batter was waaay too thick and not salted enough. The red curry ramen broth was bland and the noodles were soft and over cooked. It's not Asian food just because you add sesame seeds to it, which is what they did here. The rolls were ok but nothing amazing. Maybe we had a higher expectation and it didn't meet our standards! Eat here at your own peril. You can get better in whatever city you came from. Taste: * Service: *** Ambiance: *** ---------------------------- Nao Av. Tulum entre calle Acuario sur y Júpiter sur, Tulum Centro, Centro, 77760 Tulum, Q.R., Mexico ----------------------------

I give this place three stars because I came here twice. The first time was amazing. I had a great…read morewild salmon roll and another sushi roll that was a special. The second time, the only thing that was good was the yakimeshi. That's not something hard to get wrong. Not sure how I feel and not sure I will come back again. It is however, one of the only places open in tulum after 10pm, so it has that aspect.

Trying to go to Rosanegro but ended up next door. I was told to go to our other side because…read moreRosanegro only takes reservations. I think it's a tad confusing. These are two different locations. The service is just ok. We were seated but never approached. I had to wave the server down whenever we needed him. Food.... Salivating! We ordered the rock shrimp, spicy filet and the ribeye. The rock shrimp were just ok however both steaks melt in your mouth! The rib eye comes out on a grill and you can cook it to your liking. Very Smokey but very delicious. The energy was very high late at night. It's definitely a celebration.

Overpriced with a Dash of Fun…read more I found this restaurant to be overpriced, even more so than similar spots in the United States. The atmosphere is semi-fun; they have people with sparklers and congas, but during our two-hour visit, they only did that twice. On the bright side, the food was good.

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.

Amazing sushi! Cool details on everything from the wasabi to the drinks, and the owner gave us…read moresushi on the house. Highly recommend.

Delicious! Rico! Super friendly service, fresh food with beautiful presentation. The setting was…read morecomfortable, romantic and inviting. I was first drawn in by the looks, charmed by the warmth of staff and left with a happy belly n big smile. The prices also seemed more realistic than the rest. It's worth the journey towards the end of the road to experience this gem.

First of all, we love the family that runs this place. We met them at their place on the east…read moreside of the island . We.... Being native chicagoans heard they had deep dish pizza! We usually go for the local Cozumeleño foods but this was our 5th year in a row visiting the island and decided it was time to visit. The ambience is amazing! The service was fantastic. Our server allowed us to practice our ever improving Spanish skills without making us feeling embarrassed. The drinks (especially our fave peanut butter Tequila) were fantastic . We sat outdoors on the beautiful patio after dark. The pizza was delicious and had its own special flair . We also ordered some other appetizers. The place was filled with some great Bob Marley and other music memorabilia and their garden was gorgeous. HIGHLY Recommend.

Best fajitas, amazing pizza with special spices. Peanut butter homemade tequila every time. Can't…read morebeat a stop here ever trip! And of course Matteo is the dive master we trust with our kids:) Thanks for a beautiful week and great dives with our fam!

Amazing little noodle shop with incredible prices and yummy vegan options! Had the purple vegan…read moreramen $110 (about $6US) so healthy and tons of veggies. And the homemade lemonade with sparking water was only $30MX. Sat totally outside and distanced, all servers (who were so kind and friendly) wear masks and sanitize all customers!

I was really craving sushi while in Tulum and found this place on yelp…read more This place is a little hidden but when we got there the atmosphere was pleasant. I really have to say, the food was amazing! I ordered gyoza de carne molida, it was my first time trying them and they did not disappoint. The waitress that was attending us was nice and fast. She brought out a complimentary soup with rice, not sure if it was some sort of miso soup but it was delicious. My husband is not a huge sushi person so he ordered the Vegetable Bao and he absolutely loved it. I ordered a sushi roll that was also very tasty. Sadly, I do not remember the name and cannot find it in their menu to give it a name. Overall everything tasted very fresh and flavorful, and the prices were decent. If you're craving sushi while in Tulum, give this place a shot I promise you wont be disappointed!

This is a must. Absolutely a must. Great restaurant with unique food and it tastes fantastic. They…read morehave a cool bar and the ambience is something you will talk about . Set in a hipster part of the area. Gypsetter Botique is here. This is a Japanese Restaurant you have to come to make this a destination when in Tulum. You will be glad you did.

1-Star Review for BAK Tulum…read more We were very disappointed with our experience at BAK Tulum, especially since it was meant to be a special anniversary dinner. I clearly mentioned to the staff that I am pregnant and asked for my steak to be well done. When our steaks arrived, mine was rare inside. I immediately brought it to their attention, and they took it back. My husband waited to eat with me, and after about 10 minutes, they returned my steak -- yes, it was cooked through, but they had simply thrown it back on the grill, leaving the entire crust black and burned. A proper well-done steak should be baked or finished carefully, not charred. I had to cut around the burnt parts and could only eat the inside, leaving my plate full of burnt steak pieces. We also ordered banana cream and churro waffles for dessert -- both were disappointing, we barely had two bites each. They brought us two complimentary champagnes, which was thoughtful -- but again, I had already told them I was pregnant. They didn't bother to offer me a non-alcoholic alternative, so I couldn't enjoy anything. When the bill arrived, the manager had said the desserts would be complimentary, but they were still charged on the bill, along with the champagne we never ordered. After pointing this out, the waiter said he made the changes but questioned who told me that, claiming I "heard wrong." Only after insisting did he remove the desserts from the check. We paid $700 USD for a $626.16 bill, expecting the change in pesos as agreed. Based on the daily exchange rate (18.46), the change should have been 1,363.50 pesos, but we were given 1,240 pesos, short 123.5 pesos. When questioned, the waiter said, "our restaurant's rate is 17," which still didn't add up and left us short again. Throughout the entire experience, no one apologized -- not for the burnt steak, not for the billing confusion, and not for the dishonest handling of the exchange rate. In person, I gave them the chance to make things right, but they chose not to. That's why I'm writing this review -- not to complain, but to warn others. The music and fireworks were great, but the food, service, and honesty were deeply disappointing. Unfortunately, this experience ruined our anniversary night.

The best dining experience I've EVER had! From the…read moreappetizers, drinks to our main course and desserts. Outrageously delicious. We squeezed in a mescal tasting to enhance the fun. Each step through the experience was another level of pleasure to the senses.