Went with 8 other friends for a birthday party. It's a fancy, modern, spacious venue in a shopping…read morecenter in El Centro.
Waiters grilled the steak appetizer over open flame at the table, along with 5 other appetizers. Everything was way too salty, including the seafood ceviche.
I ordered Mochomos signature rib eye medium rare. It came burned on one side and undercooked on the other.
I like my food salty but knowing Mochomos' reputation I told the waiter 3 times, NO SALT, the steak still came VERY VERY HEAVILY SALTED, way above my tolerance, also had way too much grisles like cheap meats that I could not cut into with a steak knife, had to leave half. Mochomos' steak was just inedible. In contrary I always eat to the last bite at Morton, Black Angus, Ruth Chris ect.
3 bottles of wines costed about $65 each. The Chile's Cabernet Sauvignon smelled rotten with sulfur odors, like cheap California's $2 wines, tasted unpleasant. Local wine from Guadalupe Valley was tastier, fuller body, without malodor. The French bottle was weak and sour, not very good.
Salt and pepper shakers are on the table, why oversalting their food? Mexicans do not have natural salty taste, but some restaurants in Mexico ridiculously oversalt their dishes to make clients thirsty and buy more drinks. I have seen this dishonest business in a number of fancy chains in Mexico. They have no care, no respect for their clients' tastes or health!