Sushi Roll — Restaurant in Mexico City

The atmosphere was great and excellent service with friendly staff. Unfortunately the food was disappointing. Maybe not my kind of Japanese food but this is a Japanese fusion. Every roll was stuffed with cheese or cream and with some sweet syrup sauce. I avoid sashimi as am not sure of freshness. I ordered a baby octopus and fried rice and sake. The baby octopus was stuffed with sweet cream cheese and with a disappointing sugary syrup. The seafood fried rice was below average- you could only taste salt. Sake was my best bet as it was served from the bottle. It left such a bad taste in my mouth that I had to run across to Salon Corona for some beer and good pastor taco and...

The restaurant is located in the city center. We waited around 10 mins till we got a table as we had not reserved and it was a Saturday evening. We went there as a lot of reviews mentioned really creative sushi dishes. However, we tried three different rolls and they didn’t seem that great. Maybe it’s a palette preference but the classic sushi rolls are better and they do not offer them. There is also no Maki available. The cocktails are good and so was the service. When we went the restaurant gave one dish at a time. I generally like to switch around but that was a little annoying to have to eat one kind and then...

It was my first time having sushi in Mexico and it was good, the menu had a good variety of sushi rolls, many of them with a Japanese/Mexican fusion. They didn't have the typical wasabi, but they did have their version, it was soy sauce mixed with thin slices of what looked like jalapenos; it did give the sushi a different taste, but it was still good.

The service was great, I was seated right away (probably because I was there around 3pm, so it wasn't their busy time yet). The server was great, he got my order right and checked up on me a few times to make sure I...