I have been to 2 NOBU restaurants in the United States. I was excited to try NOBU Mexican City. We…read moredid the Omakase 8 course menu. It was version #3 according to the waiter. Overall the food taste and service was just not on par with NOBU Dallas and Vegas. It was like it was 2 levels down in service and taste and even presentation. The salad dish had 4 shrimp that tasted precooked by a few days. Just did not meet my expectations based on great past NOBU experiences.

This place was nothing to brag about. The three stars is due to the lychee cocktail actually being…read morepretty darn good. It was refreshing. The salmon avocado rolls were just average. The sliders were okay. Our total bill for this and some sort of nasty yellowtail sashimi the waiter had us try that was their special of the month totaled to $175.00 if you ask me I can get more food for that elsewhere with better taste. I recommend you go here for drinks and go eat elsewhere.

We arrived pretty late but they allowed us to come in and order anyway. I also had the sake cooler…read moreand my husband had the Sapporo. They were both refreshing and delicious. The star of the show was the Chinese spicy Ramen. It was so good. Especially for someone who was nursing an itchy throat. It was rich in flavor and super delicious. I would actually go visit Mexico City again just for this.

I read about this place. It's supposedly the best Ramen place in Mexico City. There was a huge…read moretrying to get in. I was fortunate enough so I was able to find a seat at the party immediately I was walking with a loud welcome or "bienvenido" but everyone in the kitchen. The staff was very attentive like most Mexican restaurant. I ordered the spicy edamame and I don't know what kind of spice they put on. It was absolutely delicious. I ordered the pork and chicken Ramen, which is served with corn something I've never experienced before. It also had white cabbage and carrots. it was still one of the best I've had and I if you are Japanese meal while you're Mexican, I recommend this place

Awesome sushi, great service and good drinks. If you are in the mall in and looking for a good…read moreplace for lunch or dinner, I recommend coming here. I have been here several times and have never experienced bad service or bad food. It can get busy around dinner time. If you like to plan ahead, then it would be a good idea to make reservations. When I say "awesome sushi" I am comparing it to other sushi places in Mexico City. This does not compare to Seattle or LA four star sushi places.

My family loves tepanyaki, so we have tried all the ones that are close to home. In Santa Fe area…read moreyou have mainly 3, SHU, Jin San and miyako (I have never ordered tepanyaki at Nobu). We can say that SHU and Jin SAN are high end restaurants as opposed to Miyako's mall restaurant category however I can say miyako is the best of all without a doubt, yes the place is not pretty but for me food is what really matters, so if you want tepanyaki in Santa Fe Miyako is your best option (its sushi is also good). I made the mistake once of asking for the wayu steak, the meat was great but the chef cooked it the same as regular steak... so you be fine ordering the angus steak.

Ordered this coconut curry noodle bowl at Koku in Condesa, and it hits exactly how you want it to…read more The broth is rich but not heavy, with that perfect balance between spice and creaminess from the coconut. The noodles soak it all in, and every bite feels layered without trying too hard. What I liked most is that it doesn't feel overcomplicated--just solid flavors done right. Comfort food, but with intention. Simple, warm, and very easy to finish without even noticing.

We spent NYEve here, lovely night outside. Great for people watching, excellent service. Close to…read moreour Parque Mexico stay. We enjoyed a tuna poke bowl..a spicy tuna roll and shrimp goyza (which were meh). A nice pot of tea (we were headed to a speakeasy after dinner). Recommended if you are craving Japanese food while in the area.

Super extensive menu and cute indoor / outdoor seating. Dinner items were okay overall - would…read morerecommend the ramen and sushi.

Everything. Phenomenal. Everything we've eaten and drank here. My husband and I went after getting…read moremarried, and again for our anniversary. I'll make a point to go on any and every trip to Mexico City. Huge menu, but it can all be trusted! Super fresh, high quality seafood. Original review 6/29/2024: Everything was delicious. The sashimi tuna belly was exquisite. We had a whole fish, can't remember what it was called but it was great. Solid kao soi. My one reservation is that the menu is really big instead of being more focused. That being said, everything we ate was fantastic.

Delicious sushi place! Right in Santa Fe, such a trendy cool wow. The view of the buildings is…read moreamazing, also known as the financial district of Mexico City. The prices are super affordable and the service is great. The sushi delicious.. don't forget to order a Banderita

From the owner: Un concepto de cocina japonesa contemporánea con tintes californianos adaptada al gusto del paladar…read moremexicano. The Sushi on Sunset se consolida hoy como una extraordinaria alternativa justo en el corazón de Santa Fe. La calidad de la cocina, originalidad del concepto, ambientación adecuada y un servicio atento y personalizado son los elementos que al conjugarse determinan su estilo propio.

This place is VERY GOOD for Mexico. Believe me. I'm a Japanese & Sushi connoisseur and I have had…read moreall sorts (the "real deal" as well as "fusion") all around the world. Mexico is unfortunately notorious for having the worst "sushi" or "Japanese" food, lol. In general, they have no idea how to make it... ! But this place had some of the best fusion rolls I have had. Also, very fresh sushi/fish/seafood. I did NOT do the fire-thing which so many people decide to do, which of course is always a bad decision. If you WANT to go to Benihana, then go there! LOL. Only criticism is the tempura was served lukewarm and soggy. Note: I was with a party of 10 people, and we ordered a TON of dishes to share around the table. As such, I got a really good perspective on their food, service, etc. Service was awesome for us. Only other negative (but this does NOT affect the rating) were all the entitled people dining there from Mexico City, lol. And I thought that SoCal people were spoiled and entitled! Somehow this place seems to attract similar from Mexico City, LOL. I would come back here in a heartbeat. YES, it is pricey, but I don't care about that. I care about the quality of food, the service, etc. One star dinged because some of the rolls were very "similar" in that they were too sweet with the same eel sauce on them, and the tempura was soggy/lukewarm. I've gone to plenty of so-called Asian or "sushi" places in Mexico, (including very high-end ons), and this one is the best, so far.

A great restraunt to eat in. It's so delicious but with Covid it's not open but I think they…read moredeliver. The food is so good but grease

We make it a family tradition to eat sushi in every city we visit. Being in Polanco, Mexico City's…read moretrendiest neighborhood, we assumed we were about to experience sushi greatness. To be fair--the quality of the fish was five stars. No complaints lthere.Unfortunately, that's where the smooth horse ride became a donkey ride. The service was a solid two stars. Our waiter was clearly trying his best, but this restaurant desperately needs another waiter. We waited so long for sauces that by the time they arrived, we were already halfway through the rolls. It took about 20 minutes for the first dish, and we ordered what we normally order for my wife and I and our 3 teenagers six dishes for five, which then arrived one... at a... time... with long, awkward pauses in between. The specialty rolls are teenie Weenie and very skimpy on the fish. One of my sons wanted another roll but not willing to wait. Best roll of the night was the Alaska roll--credit where credit is due. Now let's talk money. I don't mind spending on good sushi. I expect to. But $3,950 pesos ($232 USD before tip) for five people and leaving less full than a typical sushi night in Los Angeles? That one hurt. Back home, we eat for the same price--and we leave satisfied. Upside: only three green teas were ordered, but they were excellent, high-quality, and probably the most consistent thing all night. Bottom line: amazing fish, painfully slow service, small portions, and a bill that made us double-check the exchange rate. If you come here, drink a full glass of water beforehand to feel satiated--or bring a snack. I wanted to give them a three but I always do with my wife wants and she said give them a four to be nice.

The best Japanese restaurant in all of CDMX and that's saying something! All the dishes we ordered:…read moresushi, temaki, kushiage etc all came out perfectly. You can tell all the ingredients - all the way down to the rice - is of v. high quality. My only gripe with this place is that they allow smoking within the enclosed indoor/garden area so we were exposed to second hand smoke throughout the meal :(