Jason Kumelski

Authentic, delicious, and worthy of all the stars... The sushi was prepared fresh and right in front of us. Such artwork and craftsmanship goes into every bite. The servings were American sized with impressive taste. The layout and architecture was very nicely done.. it added to the authentic nature of the space. Definitely will hold this as the standard going forward. I highly recommend this sushi restaurant.

+7

Roy

Our favorite Japanese restaurant, anywhere not just in Mexico City. Better than anything we’ve had in Denver or San Francisco. The ambience is very unique. Step in and feel like you’re in Tokyo during your dinner. Enjoy!

Rich Canseco Sánchez

One of the best asian restaurants I’ve been to, they have a great variety of delicious Japanese, Chinese, Korean and Thai food. The atmosphere of the place evokes a traditional Japanese establishment. On top of that, the service is outstanding with a mix of asian and Mexican chefs and staff. Pro tip: you can go to “Nada” a hidden part of the restaurant where you can have more traditional Japanese dishes.

Arieh Abecassis

Prepare to be blown away. This is "Spirited Away" Chihiro sh*t. The decor and interior design concept is really well executed. Amazing menu, mostly Japanese and Pan-asian food. Service is outstanding, friendly and accommodating staff. Your best option for a night out with friends in CDMX

Shenghang Gao

One dish was missing, but it showed up on the bill.🤫

Jessica Wu

Probably some of the best Wagyu I’ve had in a while. We ordered the Wagyu sukiyaki for 2. It’s a bit pricey, we enjoyed it. We also tried the tenzaru soba and agedashi tofu.

+1

Enrique Berebichez

New restaurant in the place where a Japanese steakhouse used to be. Half renovated, half left as it was. The menu is electronic, meaning you need to scan a qr code to read it. Be prepared. There are 2 menus. The first one is 40 pages long. (we never got to the second one) as it's a little confusing. Food was good. Service is attentive, although a bit slow. Desserts are great.

Jose Javier Marsal Gil (DLA CDMX)

Great ambiance and food was good. The price can be although expensive. You expect to pay a premium, but some of the smaller dishes were pricey. Service was good. Location of restaurant nice to walk around. There are many Japanese themed restaurants in the area.

+5

Ian W

The service was good and the food was decent although not memorable. The chocolate brownie with the ice cream dessert was the best thing we had(which is a pretty basic dessert IMO). The sushi was a tad warm which made it not great. Otherwise everything else was decent.

+10

A Hoog

Firstly this place is a little confusing is it named Bengala or Mo + F? Cute space and friendly staff are the plus. The dim Sim was the worst I have ever eaten! The food took a long time I was okay with it thinking of all the homemade goodness coming my way. Nooooooooo it was all cold, dough was chewy and raw on the soup dumpling an de the crispy prawn were inedible. My husband was a trooper and was forced to eat everything as I couldn’t and we hate to waste food. He was generous and gave a 3 out of 10 while I give a 1. The other food may be good bit so not go for the dim sum just awful.