This spot is magical. Owned by Koreans, once you walk in, they will seat you downstairs or…read moreupstairs. The upstairs is entirely Korean. Almost all. There are tour groups, couples, and families. The dishes seem pricier than most taco joints but once you order you'll see why. The stews or jiggaes are legit in a giant tub, enough food to feed about five people. We ordered the gamjatang, the 'chica' size, and it was still way too much food. So much food! Except for the rice. You order that separately, which weirded me out but this ain't Korea.

While in Mexico City, I came across many Korean restaurants and very (almost none) few had a menu…read morein Spanish. I suppose they assume you either speak Korean, Vietnamese or you just pick off the pictures. I was not impressed with the menu situation and let me say...the garlic, spices and other seasonings sure pull you in to every spot. I had to eventually go with one and I ended up at Surasand in Colonia Juarez. The staff is very polite and supportive-although they don't know the ingredients or items on the menu themselves. I do very much appreciate the effort and understand being that they (the staff) are not Korean themselves. The place is welcoming, not to noisy and has several private spots. The restrooms are really really nice and a little more roomier than any other this city. They have toilet paper and it's clean! Nice staff, pleasant dinning environment and never a bad idea to try something out of my comfort zone.

The food at this restaurant is amazing, and the staff was very attentive. The ambiance is beautiful…read moreand quaint, and I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting or living in Mexico City. I had the ceviche as an appetizer, octopus as my main course, and cheesecake with guava paste for dessert. Everything was delicious!

Great restaurant in CDMX. The food was delicious and portions were good. Staff were great and…read moreknowledgeable about gluten free dishes. Overall, a fun restaurant!

I was there for Sunday brunch and was entranced by the lush interior courtyard where we dined. I…read moremust say that it was packed. Service was immediately available but I had my Spanish speaking son lead me to stations in which they served chicken or seafood -- quite good. Actually I was overwhelmed and didn't get up again or roam. However, the servers never allowed my glass go dry and I do enjoy Tattinger. Quite lovely for a family or group of friends.

The good: This was the bougiest meal I had when in Mexico…read moreCity. They're located in a hotel and I got the breakfast buffet (but you don't need to choose the buffet if you don't want to). The presentation of everything was stupendous. The surroundings and vibe were also great. It felt like you were in a garden oasis nestled amongst trees. The servers were friendly and helpful. There was a fruit bar, chia seed pudding, oatmeal, fruit parfaits, breads, grilled veggies, all sorts of drinks (coffees, hot chocolate, etc), and lunch options available during breakfast. It was definitely upscale and a splurge. I loved the ceramic mugs that the drinks were served in. I also liked the staging of all of the stations and how it was often in traditional Mexican pottery. The bad: Some of the food was so so. The interesting: There were tons of vegetarian options.

Biwon is our favorite Korean BBQ restaurant in the city. We try and come back every time we visit…read moreMexico City. Service is always good, an endless supply of Soju and several flavor options. We always do the BBQ at the table which has never disappointed. The side dishes that are included are typical Korean, and never lack flavor. Their red salsa and Kimchi are always wonderful. We typically order another dish or two including the Ramen, which is always good, but the BBQ here is what shines. They also have some very good Ice Cream options for dessert, my favorite is the Corn Ice Cream which is served in a Corn Husk, and the Coconut Ice Cream which is served inside a coconut shell. We love Biwon and will continue to return!

TLDR: Probably the worst korean food I ever had…read more My friends and I are traveling and we were craving some korean food. We found this place because it had a good reviews on google maps. I honestly do not know how they got so many positive reviews. My friends and I got the soup and it tasted awful. I feel like even the instant soup pack is better than what they made. Maybe this place tastes good for the locals because they never had real korean food before but avoid this place at all cost. I tipped 5% at the end and the waiter came back and asked more for tips. Like please ask yourself what did you do that was above and beyond that earned those tips. I rejected to tip more because the food was awful and they never checked on us how the food was.

The service was great and the food was delicious! Highly recommend this place!…read more I got the 3 tacos(bistec & pastor) and also 3 quesadillas. Great tacos for the neighborhood.

decent tacos, sold in orders of 3. chuleta and chorizo were great, pastor lacked flavor. seated…read moreservice, they accept card/tap to pay. The service was friendly and quick, the tacos are sold as a stack of tortillas with the meat you order and you assemble them yourself. salsas were nice but nothing stood out there.

We made reservations for 2 about a week before our trip here. The restaurant had a comfortable…read moreambiance and overall I had a great experience! Everything we tried was flavorful and tasty. I will be dreaming about these tuna tostadas for the rest of my life. The dessert options looked really promising but we were full after lunch and ultimately decided not to order - definitely ask your waiter about it if you're in the mood to try. If you love seafood, this is a must-visit in cdmx, you won't regret it!

Tuna Tostada (10/10): what a delicious bite. Tuna was super tender. Executed perfectly…read moreAguachile de Camaron (6.5/10): this one was just okay. Not bad Pescado Contramar (6/10): probably skip this dish. Both the green and the red were decent, but flavors were a little too strong. Service was good.

Great food with lots of flavorful options. Dishes are named after vegan celebrities, which is cute…read more I haven't seen it overly crowded. It's well appointed, the service is attentive and it's quiet enough to enjoy a good conversation over great coffee. In my week visiting the DF, I've been three times! Will be coming back on my next trip.

A mid sized welcoming establishment where I think anyone from North of the Border will feel…read morecomfortable ordering from the menu. The food was all familiar, familiar names were attached to most menu items, very easy to sit back and relax without a thought. Service, as we experienced at almost all restaurants throughout the city was very good. We had the Natalie Portman, the Lisa Simpson, the Ariana Grande, and the Doctor Strange. All very comfortable (that word again) to eat. There are a ton of vegan breakfast places in the city, I would return when I'm ready for a return to familiar terrain.

Excellent service. Very friendly and efficient staff. The…read moremole is a sweet mole and I highly recommend it if you like a dinner that is fulfilling on the savory level but also it could count as dessert. The portions are HUGE! And the tamarind margarita with salt-yummmmmmm!

Dined here for lunch on a Sunday and the place was packed. Unfortunately the carnitas which I…read morebelieve they are primarily known for was very dry and unappetizing. Thankfully the guacamole was fresh and tasty and the Cochinita Pibil (Yucatán pork dish) was the saving grace of our lunch and did the job.

This was a good experience, once we found the place! It's part of a food-court type of place that's…read morekind of hip and certainly provides a lot of options for you if you can't make up your mind! We specifically went here for this specifically place. It was clearly a small shop that prepared its food fresh and likely a family-type of tradition. There are a couple of bar options if you are looking for drinks as well. To get here, it's up two different flights of stairs and there really isn't a sign out front for this specific establishment. I posted a photo the gate/door that you have to enter and the first stair case. Keep going up stairs!

Don't recommend, the food was not good. The chicken in the mole was so cold, the mole was warm, it…read morewas disappointing. The service was good. The location is vibing but the food was a loss. Music was great though, I just don't recommend this place, sorry.

Very cute and kitschy restaurant in Roma Norte. Would recommend for anyone looking hearty and…read morefilling dishes while experiencing a real passion project of decor. The employees speak competent English but as always, it's beneficial to know Spanish.

Excellent food with a fun theme: the restaurant captures a fun 50's american vibe. The portions are…read morebig, with so many choices and the flavors are great! Great theme, fun menu, excellent service!