Top Best Japanese Restaurants in Mexico

"The gorgeous décor at this Pedregal spot—lots of plants, low lighting, fancy wallpaper—is almost as impressive as the dishes emerging from the kitchen. Celebrated chef Edgar Nuñez’s artichokes with burrata and peas, duck carnitas, and fig-and-goat cheese ice cream are among the creations that have earned him raves—and make for a memorable night."

"Address: Boulevard de la Luz 777, Jardines del Pedregal, Ciudad de México. Sud 777 is located south of the city, in one of the most beautiful neighbourhoods, called Jardines del Pedregal. It looks more like a home than a restaurant and harbours a few antiques and a lot of rooms with tables, like you were in a living room in a 50’s movie."

"Sud 777's Edgar Nunez has a different approach from the slew of Mexican chefs committed to rescuing and recontextualizing Mexican cuisine; his...Read More"

"With two branches in Mexico City, Nagaoka is an authentic Japanese dining experience like no other. We recommend the Nápoles branch, which serves up a wide variety of dishes from the typical – sushi and tempura – to some slightly more out there dishes, such as shabu shabu. The house specialty is wateishoku though, so don’t go without trying out this all-encompassing set menu."

"Col del Valle y en Lomas, Mexico City 03100 MexicoJapanese, Seafood, Sushi, Asian, FusionLunch, Dinner, Late NightTakeout, Reservations, Private Dining, Seating, Parking Available, Validated Parking, Valet Parking, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service+52 55 5536 9432http://www.restaurantesuntory.com.mx"

"Falafelito is, in their own words, ‘As Vegan as it gets.” As the name suggests, this falafel restaurant serves nutritious, healthy food with just the right amount of South-American twist. Renowned for their gigantic falafel balls, you’re sure not to be leaving hungry. If you’re out and about, or in the mood to try something a little different, give this hip spot a go!"

"There are a few Falafelitos dotted around the city, but we thought the best one was located in Condesa. In the early evening, you can sit under the lamp-lit tree and enjoy your falafel pita overlooking the park. Google Map: Av México 105, Hipódromo, 06100 Ciudad de México"

"We round off our collection of the best art galleries in Mexico City with one of the most up-and-coming contemporary galleries on the scene: House of Gaga. House of Gaga is rapidly gaining itself acclaim both nationally and internationally – the willingness to take risks here is paying off. Housing works by Sam Pulitzer and Karl Holmqvist, their exhibitions are simultaneously shocking, quirky and cool."

"Risk takers” is the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of House of Gaga. Never afraid of pushing past convention, the contemporary gallery continues to foster a daring community of artists. Just off the beautiful Avenida Amsterdam, the space quickly transports you off of the quiet, tree-lined sidewalks found right outside its doors and thrusts you into its world of play."

"This one is the last gallery of this article but it is not the least. You will not believe that it is getting popular nationally and internationally. You should visit this galley if you want to complete your list of the 11 best art galleries in Mexico City."

"If you’re a lover of the arts then the Museo Universitario de Arte Contemporaneo – or the University Museum of Contemporary Art – could be the best art museum in Mexico City for you to visit. Usually known a little more simply as MUAC, this is a museum that’s home to the largest collection of modern art in Mexico, and one of the largest collections in the Americas too. MUAC displays the best contemporary art from Mexico, and has become one of the best platforms for emerging and contemporary artists in the country."

"Insurgentes 3000, Ciudad Universitaria, 04510 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico. If you happen to be on the hunt for Mexican designer jewelry and you're already at the Museo Universitario de Arte Contemporáneo (University Museum of Contemporary Art), then be sure to stop by the museum's large store, where the work of more than..."

"MUACCiudad de México, MexicoThis museum located on UNAM’s campus “Ciudad Universitaria” presents extraordinary temporary exhibitions of contemporary art, and it’s considered one of the best venues of its kind in Latin America. It’s worth having breakfast or lunch in its restaurant."