Masayoshi Ohira Park

5 Yoreh Schipper - 6 months ago

We stumbled upon this place and ate here twice. Over the 2 time visit we had sushi, frappe, noodles and breakfast. All of them were very tasty. In the morning, you can get freshly pressed orange juice. The place looks very well decorated and in style. Good prices as well for what you get. Coming back here again!

5 Kyo Wa - 6 months ago

Very nice place to have a walk in a classic Japanese garden. It is commonly crowded and many people taking pictures. Come early in the morning to find its peaceful atmosphere.

4 Carlos Tapia Hernandez - 4 months ago

It is really beautiful, they should take care more often of the water and fishes because it smells kinda funny

5 Juan Carlos (Jay Cee) - 8 months ago

One of the best parks in CDMX. Many people come here to take pictures on any given day you can find people all dressed up or people modeling taking pictures at this park, lots of squirrels, great place to visit.

3 Kim Montenegro - a year ago

Good. Currently closed due to the pandemic. Did walk around the perimeter though.

4 Joel Gorospe - 4 months ago

A short walk from the General Anaya station (one station before Tasqueña on Metro Line 2 Blue. A small park with benches for sitting. But the big draws are the sceneries that make the park good for photo-ops. There were at leads two wedfing groupsand two/three quinciniera groups all trying to take pictures on the red japanese bridge, in front of the red tao gate, PLUS others who are just there to enjoy the park. ... it gets a bit crowdef.

5 Tim Paris - 7 months ago

Great spot for pictures and getting a little bit of Japan, even when far away. Feels nostalgic