Temaky Hotel Marea Vista

5 Tatiana Olivares - 3 years ago

Good service and great food. We ordered the "Bodo-quito" roll, and the ceviche on top of it was really good. The "Gigante" roll was good too but we did not find pieces of "callo de hacha" as the menu says. I recommended too the "Arroz Ensenada". Nice place to eat fresh suchi.

5 Grace David - 2 years ago

What a pleasure to find such a classy sushi place. Thoroughly loved it. Had cold sake for the first time (think I like the hot better, though).

5 Pavitra Ishaya - 4 years ago

Good sushi!
Average price ($120-$200MXN per roll). Service was good too... it was a little bit slow, but we prefer it that way, it means they were actually making it for us and it wasn’t sitting in the fridge for a while.... plus, they’ve got plenty inexpensive entrees options to munch on while your food is prepared.
Plenty parking space, gorgeous view... chic decoration/furniture.
We’ll be back!!

5 Ruben Pereda - 3 years ago

Great food, and planty to share, very nice place

3 Diego M - a year ago

Service is amazing. Aguachile roll is a must try. But sadly all the other rolls had way too much cream cheese. I don't understand the fascination with adding cheese to sushi. Too much rice in the rolls and the nigiri.

4 Xanthos Martinez - 2 years ago

The Mazatlan roll was excellent, it came with the best side of Salmon I've had in a long time, this is fast becoming the need to try dish of Ensenada. I also tried the Ramen soup which was very good u0026 the special Temaky (battered mushroom) was excellent!. The service was a bit on the slow side, but overall it was a great experience.

4 Rick Copeland - 3 years ago

This is the best sushi I have had in Ensenada, complete with wasabi, decent ginger and low-sodium soy sauce. (But you still have to ask them to leave out the cream cheese if you don't want it. I would have given 5 stars, but the menus were not so clean and the waiter put it down on top of my plate.) But great view of the ocean (across the highway), and classy decor.