Yoshimi

5 Taj Meadows - a year ago

Sushi was very good, have had slightly better in town, but not much. Ambiance, even though inside a big hotel, is very nice, tricks you at times that you’re actually in a nice little spot in Tokyo. Service very good as well, in the private rooms they give you a service button like in Japan which is helpful. It’s very quiet on a weekend for lunch, so a good time to go with kids. We’ll be back!

5 Rachel MacLeod - 8 months ago

High quality food and service at this restaurant. They were out of the yakisoba when we dined but this ended up being a stroke of good luck because we opted for the rib eye curry udon instead and it was amazing. Excellent flavor.

5 Alessandro Labelli - 3 years ago

Upscale Japanese restaurant located inside the Hyatt hotel. Went on a Sunday for lunch, only few patrons in the restaurant. Ordered a bunch of different things as appetizer and bowls for main course. Everything tasted great. Portions were good and despite not being cheap, I think food was fairly priced for its quality.

5 Italia Rodriguez - 3 years ago

Great experience for real Asian cuisine. The artichokes with tempura were fantastic and the quality of. The raw salmon was top notch.

Did not live the tuna...

Great mochis!

3 Yi-Chieh Chen - a year ago

Came here specifically for the wagyu shabu shabu. The meat quality was good, but the portion tiny. We had to order 2 extra portions of meat, which basically doubled the bill.

If you are craving wagyu shabu shabu in Mexico City, this is probably the place to splurge at. But not entirely sure if it’s worth the price tag, since there was nothing special about the ingredients in the shabu shabu itself apart from the wagyu.

Previously, I have also tried the yakisoba (Rappi delivery) and it was below average.

1 Olivia On - 4 years ago

Disappointed by the quality of the food. Maybe was expecting authentic Jap food. Sushi smells like days old seafood when it was served even though it looked fine, sushi rice was sour and shrimp was not fresh.

Beautiful decor left from previous hotel owner Nikko Hotel but for good sushi I would explore elsewhere.

5 David Feizy - 2 months ago

One of my favorite Japanese restaurants in the world. Certainly my favorite one in Mexico. The omakase is a must.