A very good ramen station It's not easy to find a real Asian…read morefood in puebla as a foreigner Service is good Will be back again

Matcha frappe and teppan de pulpo are definitely recommendedread more

This restaurant has a nice environment it, has a beautiful view and a great service, but the flavor…read moreon some of the dishes like the ramen doesn't hit the mark the noodles are too thick for a ramen. The pad Thai was really good, as well as the dumplings, the fried rice lacked a bit of flavor but it is overall good.

Slow service and just not great. Everything was just okay. I wanted something Asian so as I walked…read morein, the sushi counter looked amazing! but they put us upstairs.. so hot, the waiter got confused with our order and the food came out slow like molasses. Prices are typical US prices maybe just slightly lower.

Service was good but I would have to say the food was not anything like ramen from Japan they put…read morechorizo meat and said it was spicy ramen I do not recommend but if you get the curry I think it's safer bet good atmosphere

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

After eating tacos for every meal for three days, I needed something different. And being Asian…read morefrom New York, I craved some Asian food. Let's just say that Chinese food is not easy to find in Mexico City if you're not looking for a buffet. We finally came across Ah-Un which is basically pan Asian. As a general rule of thumb, don't ever eat sushi at a place that has no customers. If the fish is not moving then you're asking to be sick. There was also a smell coming from the bar which smelled like old alcohol. It's not fish but it gives you an idea of the cleanliness. We decided to get the katsu don and the pad Thai. Two cooked dishes that seemed like a safe choice. The pad Thai wasn't bad. It tasted like the dish should taste and was a large serving. The katsu don was not as good. The katsu was dry and the rice was tasteless. I mean it didn't even taste like white rice. It just wasn't good at all. At the end, we were just glad to eat something other than tacos.

We ordered way too much food and I wished I had an extra stomach to devour all of it. I ordered the…read moreRainbow Roll and he had the spicy salmon roll. Both were super fresh and delicious but not spicy at all. I also ordered the noodle soup which ended up being gigantic but the broth and noodles were perfect for a rainy day. They have a full bar including featured cocktails and beer and wine. The service is prompt and the food was high quality. You may think you shouldn't eat this while in Mexico given it isn't Mexican food but I think you should! Tasted just as authentic as a Japanese Restaurant in California!

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.

Solid ramen spot with authentic flavors and ingredients. Broth and seasoning was a bit salty to my…read moretastes but I think it is appropriate for those who would regularly visit this ramen joint. Friendly quick service.

This is my favorite place to go for ramen in Mexico City (although technically the state of Mexico)…read morebecause the chef is LEGIT Japanese and food is ALWAYS on point! We've been going for months and is our little oasis in this side of Mexico City. I always get the Miso Ramen but the locally-inspired Macho Ramen has the spicy-ness to please Mexican tastes. The pork is always perfectly grilled and the soup has an amazingly deep flavor. I have NEVER had a bad meal here. Wash it all down with some Regular or Orange Calpis and you've got one satisfying meal. The only part that sucks is the hours that they're open (1-7pm from Tuesday-Sunday at the time of this review). But just like any legit ramen shop, everything is super fresh when it is open. I highly recommend this place if you want a legit bowl of ramen. It's especially good if you've been visiting or living in Mexico for some time and crave some good Asian food. My wife and I make it out to La Oishi whenever we can! For those of you who are visiting the nearby pyramids of Teotihuacán and craving Asian food, this is the place to go! But make sure you check the hours first! For those of you in the city, it might be kind of a drive, but totally worth it if you haven't found anything else like it! Oh and the prices are VERY affordable! Miso Ramen runs you around 95 pesos (~$5 USD)