OMG! Nothing but good things to say about our time at The…read moreLost Tiki last night. Fun atmosphere, great service, and seriously yummy food. I had the new chicken sandwich, hot honey gochujang of course, and it was crunchy outside, tender inside, and with a super tasty sweet/spicy sauce. Quite frankly, it was craveable. Hubby got an assortment of tacos and the pastor egg roll. He enjoyed it all and we even have leftovers to snack on so I can try them too. We both also enjoyed a couple happy hour margaritas. All told, the bill was 620 pesos before tip, incredibly reasonable IMO. We were there in a group of 11. Some had been before and some not, but all discussed going again. There are many more things on the menu we want to try!

Great cocktail menu and fusion menu. There is often live music. Very cool decorations. It's open…read moreair so no AC when it's hot.

My first dinner at Hyatt Vivid was at this restaurant and it left me impressed! Restaurant is at…read morethe entrance of the resort and it makes you feel like you are going to an independent restaurant. We did not have a reservation but they accommodated us. It is best if you make a reservation ahead of time. Their selection of cocktails included some exclusive to this restaurant and sounded delicious and a nice combination of Asian flavors with local fruits. I went with the Kioto that was a great blend of aged rum, passion fruit puree, tamarind water, iced tea and simple syrup. My mom loved her fish dinner. I very much enjoyed my tiraditos and sashimi. We wrapped up our dinner with ginger ice cream. Service was excellent and food arrived promptly. I wish I've known ahead which days they were closed as they rotate restaurants. We tried going our last night for other dishes and they were closed for the night.

Wish we had come here sooner. Asiana was my personal favorite restaurant at the all-inclusive, and…read moreI really liked that it is located right at the front entrance of the Hyatt. We did not need reservations and were seated quickly upstairs. They were not strict about the dress code, which was appreciated. I tried several appetizers including the tuna tartare, Thai lettuce tacos, and spring rolls. Everything was well done and small portions . I was also very pleased that they had lychee martinis, which were a great touch.

The soup is absolutely amazing! They also make pretty strong caprinas…read more Lot's of vegan options. Good service I just wish they delivered

Babe's has been on my list to try for literally years, and a dinner with friends staying in the…read morearea got us there. They were open in a different location before, closed for a while, and opened again at 15th and 8, across from the Palacio Municipal. The restaurant is nice, comfortable and covered in pin up girl art. Service was friendly and our server spoke English well. The menu is mostly different Asian dishes-Thai, Vietnamese, Indian-with a couple of European options thrown in. My group all ordered appetizers to share and Asian entrees (Thai curry, curry noodles, Pad Thai), and everyone was happy. My favorite appetizer was the dumplings, but the samosas and satay were also good. My entree was red curry noodles with chicken. The regular size was a lot of food, with very tasty sauce and well cooked chicken and veggies. The grilled pineapple was a nice addition. The spice level was hot enough for me, but the addition of their house habanero sauce kicked it up nicely. The premium margaritas were also good. I would definitely go again and will enjoy the leftovers.

Alex and Julian were fantastic servers! The service was top-notch, the passionfruit martini was…read moredelicious, the restaurant itself feels open and inviting, and everything was served beautifully! This is a "must eat at" place in Playa Del Carmen

Had great experiences at yum yum last week while in playa... during my 5 nights there I went 3…read moretimes! lol To be fair my hostel was literally 2 minutes away but... this place is great. I'm going to give them 5 stars mostly because of the food... I had better, more attentive service at other places during my stay but the food here is unreal. Make sure you get the sushi and the potsticker. Wish I had a pic of the potstickers but I do of the sushi! I highly recommend this restaurant and would definitely come back! See below.

This was probably the best restaurant we had out of the three that we tried while staying at the…read moreresort. They have an a la carte menu and also a hibachi/twos Yaki style seating. You have to make reservations before coming and we made ours same-day, so the hibachi wasn't an option for us. There were still great options on the a la carte menu though, and we enjoyed all of the sushi options that we selected. The dessert was my favorite part though. I wish I ordered five of those fried banana spring roll desserts! The coconut sticky rice dessert was also yummy but it needed some mangoes or more fruit. The mango sorbet was very refreshing and a great way to end our meal. We shared a teriyaki chicken for the main course and it was okay, a bit on the drier side but none of the other main courses caught my eye. If you're hungry though, make sure you order individual dishes since everything is small portions, including the dessert! Service was probably the best at this restaurant too. They were very good at explaining what each dish was, versus other restaurants with family style where they dropped the food and left (and that was for prix fixe menus where you really don't know what's being served!). They even brought special welcome drinks at the beginning of the meal. They also have a kids menu with several options including American food which was perfect for our son who was in a chicken tender and French fries mood that day.

So we originally thought we would be able to also get a sushi/sashimi for appetizers prior to our…read moreteppanyaki but the sushi was next door to us, but our server brought our whole table rolls for appetizers and they were yummy. The chef did a great job of tossing his utensils and singeing our eyebrows. The mahi-mahi was flavorful as was the fried rice and tenderloin.. recommended fo sure....

I really don't know how long the average person can go without a proper sushi dinner. Maybe for…read moresome it's just a week, others maybe it's forever, but for us it's about 3 weeks. Now we're going on 4+ weeks and it was high time to indulge. We checked out a few reviews from those posts we trust and decided to give the Sushi Club a try. Very close to us at Calle 26 & 10th ave, in a stylish cozy indoor/outdoor setting, the Sushi Club gives you a Miami Beach kinda vibe, but at heart is PDC all the way. With a somewhat loud 80's/90's classic / indie hits soundtrack, the place was comfortable but could have a bit more relaxed scene if they would have started the early evening with more of a Caribbean-jazzy lo-fi sound. Maybe that's just me. However, the service was pleasant, attentive yet non-evasive. I surveyed the well-stocked bar and mature bartender and decided to take a risk with our drink order. As you many of you know, ordering a Martini in PDC is an extremely dicey proposition usually ending in sad disappointment. But in honor of the long-awaited released of the new Bond movie (at a theater near you), I ordered a vodka martini with no olive and my extremely hip and mod wife ordered a Cosmopolitan (she's an Ex-New Yorker, so...) and crossed our collective fingers. Our needs were met with two near perfect cocktails! I'll excuse the random green olive floating in my glass because the drink was so spot on, as was my Profecto-Esposa's Cosmo. While enjoying our smart cocktails, our blissfully smiling yet sometimes tense waiter reappeared with an unexpected complimentary hors d' oeuvre of salmon pate made creamy by chipotle mayo(?) on a small thin rice cake. Wow! Delicious and immediately addicting. We ordered more of that with our dinner which consisted of simply a veggie Tulum roll, a tuna roll and a Cali roll. We shared and the Tulum roll was the big hit, wonderfully tasty, surprisingly and the Tuna was great. The California roll was good, but not familiar as I'd hoped. Overall, not too shabby. We will return to try more dishes off their large, inventive menu, which I'm sure contains some hidden gems. Recommended. Pricing is not too far from 5Th.

Our date night in Centro last weekend included dinner at SushiClub Playa del Carmen, which kind of…read morecame down middle of the road for me. To be honest, I normally avoid places with lots of Philly cream cheese rolls, but with hamachi sashimi on the menu we decided to give it a try. We had: Hamachi Sashimi thin cut-it was really thin, I would get thick cut if going again. But the fish was of good quality and tasty. Tuna Serranito-very spicy with decent quality tuna. A good dish. New York Tuna Roll-basic roll with decent fish, but the rice was very dry. Grey Goose Martinis-tasted watered down. Service however was quite good. Would I return? Maybe. It was a decent sushi meal (I have definitely had worse). But I am hoping there is better out there in Playa.

We were thrilled to find this Asian fusion restaurant among the many choices of places to eat in…read morePuerto Aventuras' Riviera Maya. Like all the other restaurants here, dining is outside along the water so you can watch the dolphins swim. Our family has two who like meat and lots of heat, one vegetarian, and one who is still a classic "cheese quesadilla" type of kid. We all found a meal that was robust and complex that fit our personal taste bud palette. Dinner for four was slightly more expensive here than some of the other restaurants we tried, but food and service was worth it. Our goal was to try as many restaurants as possible during our short time in town, so that meant no repeats. But we definitely would have returned for a second run if we stayed longer.

I have been going there for years .the was always very good. I order the Ramen noodles with beef…read more The broth had a good flavor. The beef was so tough I could hardly cut never mind eat it. If you were going to serve this awful quality of meat you should not but it on the menu.

Amazing service and food! Just off the main drag in Playa…read more Very creative menu and great wines. Stumbled upon this spot for dinner and returned for bkfst the morning we left. Great cozy atmosphere. Generous portions for the price.

Our family enjoyed our dinner at Komba! Eliane was very attentive and made a great dessert…read morerecommendation. The music and decor made for a great ambiance.

Delicious Asian Fusion cuisine at Dai restaurant inside the Lat 20 Hotel in Playa del Carmen. We…read morewere very satisfied with every dish we tried here. The atmosphere is very personable and airy. The staff is polite and helpful. The menu is full of interesting dishes like Pad Thai and duck. We ate here twice during our stay and were never disappointed.

Food: 4/5 Service: 5/5…read moreCleanliness: 5/5 Decor & Style: 5/5 This is a really cool looking place. The asian food was probably more Asian Fusion for the American tongue but it was still good. We ordered Salmon Tartar, Red Tuna, and Breaded tenderloin pork. The decor and the ambience makes this place worth while to visit!

We had reservations for today for dinner we got there they sat us down super friendly nice people…read morenice place we were the only ones at our table yay They gave us an egg roll and sushi to start the day with an soup super good don't order for more because you won't get any . We did beef and chicken with fried rice and veggies soo good loved the show they gave us was amazing great place