Pecorino kosher — Restaurant in Mexico City

Wow. Touring a new country for food can be both an exhilarating and daunting process. You never know what you’re going to get. Some dishes are good, some are bad, and some are great. So when you come across a dish that is spectacular it really makes an impact. I was blessed to have found such a dish in the commercial district in Polanco at Pecorino Kosher.

The Mushroom Alfredo fettuccine was out of this world. The Alfredo sauce was the perfect combination of flavor, creaminess, and lightness. The dish perfectly complimented itself.

We then ordered an individual margarita pie and although it didn’t compared to the Mushroom Alfredo pasta the tomatoes were perfectly cooked and had a sweet and zesty taste. Albeit, the dish did feel like it was missing something.

We then ordered a appetizer, a fried tortilla dressed with spicy Mayo and cooked tuna with a slice of avocado as a topping. The tortilla crunch was brilliant. The tuna was slightly over cooked for our preference. But we learned that this style of cooked-fish is in accordance with Mexican culture.

All in all, if you’re in Polanco, Mexico City for a day this place needs to be on your stop. No...

From the moment you enter, you plunge into a gloomy atmosphere with disgruntled faces, absolutely all the employees do not greet or smile, and there were about 10 of them. The children had gelatin desserts in their hands, which they wanted to eat while we were choosing from the menu - we were told that you cannot eat and we realized that now we definitely need to leave. With such an attitude towards visitors, I can’t imagine how you can have a good rating. Maybe the boss offended them all today,...

The menu itself has a wide variety of options, but it’s all either super salty or super oily. There are 15 people working at all times, but the waiters forget your order, tells you the wrong food, and they take super long to bring you your food. I’ve tried editing their Google maps menu, as it’s been updated since 2023, so it’s added on this post. Aside from this, it’s a good kosher option for anyone...