Zibu Acapulco — Restaurant in Guerrero

Well to be completely honest I have a feeling like all these people leaving average review 4,7 for this restaurant, have never been there or they never have tasted a pure food. This place is totally impure, too much salt, tasteless, everything is basking in a sugar and has nothing to do with food that we love about Mexico so much. We’ve been greeted by the whole army of waiters who’ve had been really polite to us and seemed to do their best despite of inability of speaking english with us. We ordered some cocktails on mezcal but there was nothing to taste about an alcohol. Not at all! So they poured us more alcohol in a glass (and afterwords charged us for it!!). Pad Thai had nothing to do with the real one or the one that I can make myself home. There were three!!! shrimps and when we denied to pay for it, they told us that they’ve checked a dish and inside was no meat anymore. Ridiculous! I have been to many places but this guy (seemingly was a manager) completely ignored the fact of our disapproval and just went away without even saying sorry... I don’t know where you people had eyes and tong where you’ve been there and tasted so well this place. I have an aftertaste on my palate if I would have eaten a bucket of fries not in an luxurious restaurant... definitely...

Mex-Thai fusion restaurant with good food and an outstanding view over the Puerto Marques bay

Restaurant located on the top of the hill between Puerto Marques and Acapulco. It comprises 2 main seating areas, one below a huge tree and a second one on a semicircular terrace with a direct view in the bay.

Food wise the venue is quite interesting with Thai dishes revisited with Mexican products. A great combination especially for an area like Acapulco with a lot of fresh seafood. Out of the dishes we tried the tuna tartare and the Camarones Sol y Sombre were the best starter and main respectively. For the dessert we choose a chocolate volcano cooked in a Molcajete, nothing to complain here but not outstanding either.

Overall the food was good to very good and the prices in line with similar restaurants. The cocktails inflated the bill significantly, which were in my view overpriced. You need to book as the restaurant is fully seated on the weekends at least and works with 2 services for dinner.

I deducted one star for i) the cocktail's prices and ii) the time it took to the staff to reaccomodate us when it started raining but still recommend to go there while...

If you haven't been to Zibu yet you are missing out. I made reservations for my grandma's birthday dinner and she loved everything we had. We were seated quickly and had very speedy service.

Everyone from the staff was very attentive and helpful, with great customer service skills. We had multiple dishes and we were offered complimentary bread sticks and seafood chalupas. Their drinks were very well made and even offered non alcoholic mocktails.

Aside from the food being delicious, the view of the city is breathtaking. They have ample space to wait for your table while you enjoy the scenic view along with great photo opportunities. Although there are covered tables this is mostly outdoor sitting.

I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a fine dining experience in Acapulco. I can't...