Wavia Mercado Japonés — Restaurant in Mexico City

Cute little japanese market. The food and experience really depends on where you decide to eat/buy products. The first floor has two main restaurants which are good in flavour but not an authentic Japanese experience. The calpis store is really good as well as the dessert/ mochi stand. Delicious, and totally recommend that one. The second floor has an amazing restaurant with delicious onigiris and sushi, as well as an incredible ambience. The store next door is ok, but not too big and therefore with only a small selection on products. All in all, if you live close by it's a nice place to buy some snacks or have sushi every...

This level of disrespect to the client is insane. I was buying expensive stuff from your shop asking cashier if I can use a toilet , she answered me that it’s only for the customers, who are eating in restaurant ( just trying to annoy me and see my frustration) I was willing to spend more then 600 for groceries and I was willing to come back with friends who love Asian cousin … but she arrogantly just cancel my groceries. Next time I’ll go to “MI CASA NO ES TU CASA” to avoid...

One of my favourite spots to grab a bite during my work breaks! The food is delicious, and always varied. You can find healthy options and there’s a wide range of prices and restaurant concepts for every occasion. I love to eat at Shoya: it’s fast and convenient, and very delicious~! My other favourite must be the sweets counter that is right in front of the entrance (I can’t quite recall it’s name right now, but please do try some traditional japanese desserts here!...