UMA UMA Japanese Kitchen — Restaurant in Jalisco

ONLY EAT HERE IF YOU WANT TO GET YOU AND YOUR FAMILY FOOD POISON!!! If I could rate this place with 0 stars I would, my family and I went there on the 2 of January 2023, the place looks kinda busy but nothing crazy, the food took about 2 hours in coming out, my mom asked for a infused water that was horribly sweet, I got a Mai Thai that I couldn’t drink for the awful favor of the drink and also I got a bottle of water that came with a glass with ice I poured the ice in the drink hoping it get drinkable MY MISTAKE, when I poured the water on that glass became white and it had floating something green that it looked like old mold, servers never came back until they finally delivered the ramen, I showed them my disgusting glass and they changed my drink but they didn’t get me another bottle of water, anyway we got through that situation getting obviously uncomfortable, but then it came the worst! When we arrived home my little brother started VOMITING and felt awful, I’ve been having SO MUCH NAUSEOUS, HIGH FEVER, DIARRHEA, I have a flight the day after and I’m not sure if I’m gonna make it. This place should be closedown!!!!

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This is one of the few, if not the only real Japanese restaurant in Guadalajara. I haven't tried all the options in the menu, but those that I've tried, are just great!

The only thing that could be improved is more raw fish (and sea food) options on the menu. Just to make it (without question) the best Japanese restaurant in Guadalajara.

This is a very laid back place, that just makes you come over and over. So be patient if at times there is a waiting list.

Extra points for being the only place that serves Asahi Black.

Don't forget to ask about the week's specials.

PS if you're looking for sushi, this is not the place. Get your thoughts together and try real Japanese food. You...

Excellent ramen and Japanese food that for a change IS NOT sushi. Most Japanese food restaurants in Guadalajara serve Sushi and Yakimeshi, and not the original recipes but the Mexican creole varieties. Not here. The ramen and Udon are as good as on Japan or on any strongly Japanese influenced place. The place itself is not much of a looker, though (small and a bit cramped), but who cares?, the food is really very good and filling and if you enjoy good Japanese noodles, you'll come for more. And they do have other things besides noodles, like a terrific Yakimeshi and other...