Best Sushi Restaurants in Ciudad de México

Real videos of Sushi Restaurants in Ciudad de México — 9 places, filmed by creators on the ground.


Ranked venues

  1. $$$ChicUpscaleTrendyFresh oystersSeafood towersCraft beers

    About the venue

    Meet Oyster in Richmond, BC, offers an exclusive oyster bar experience since its establishment in 2017, featuring fresh oysters sourced directly from local waters. This casual yet upscale eatery boasts a chic ambiance with a small bar serving fine wines and craft beers. Alongside oysters, the menu includes signature dishes such as seafood towers and house-made sauces. It draws a mix of seafood lovers and those looking for a unique dining experience.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a beautifully arranged sushi platter on a wooden tray, with various sushi dishes neatly arranged in individual compartments. Chopsticks rest on a blue placemat to the left, and oysters sit on ice with sauce bottles nearby. The video is static, focusing on the presentation of the sushi.

    4151 Hazelbridge Way

  2. $$CreativeModernVibrantDuck enchiladasSmoked cevicheCreative cocktails

    About the venue

    Ixi'im Restaurant, located in Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico City, offers a fusion of traditional Mexican flavors with modern techniques, focusing on seasonal ingredients since 2018. The menu features dishes such as duck enchiladas and smoked ceviche, each showcasing local produce. A contemporary design combined with traditional elements creates a vibrant dining atmosphere. The restaurant is highly rated for its creative cocktails that complement the flavorful dishes.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases two boxes of sushi rolls placed on a red tray. The camera pans across the sushi, highlighting different types of rolls with various toppings such as avocado, salmon, and green onions. Two small containers of soy sauce are also visible on the tray.

    Av. Ejército Nacional 843-B

  3. CasualLocalAuthenticVariety ofCreative salsasLocal favorite

    About the venue

    El albur is a well-known eatery in Mexico City that specializes in traditional Mexican tacos and offers an extensive menu of creative salsas. Located in a bustling neighborhood, the eatery is favored for its casual atmosphere where locals gather to enjoy authentic flavors. The highlight of El albur is their variety of taco fillings, from classic carnitas to more inventive options. It is a go-to place for those seeking a unique taste of Mexico in a relaxed and friendly setting.

    What the videos show

    A fast-paced montage of late-night dining and nightlife in Mexico City. The video features close-ups of food items like tomato toast, a dark bread dish, and scorpion sushi. It also shows a live performance with a singer on stage and a server preparing tableside guacamole. Text overlays identify the venues and dishes.

  4. InnovativeAffordableInteractiveConveyor beltSeasonal specialsAffordable prices

    About the venue

    Kura Sushi, located in Toshima, Tokyo, is recognized for its innovative take on sushi, featuring a conveyor belt serving sushi at affordable prices. The restaurant combines modern technology with traditional Japanese cuisine to create an interactive dining experience. Patrons can choose from a variety of sushi plates, including seasonal specialties and limited-time offerings. Kura Sushi attracts sushi lovers looking for freshness and fun without breaking the bank.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a dynamic sushi restaurant experience centered around a conveyor belt system. From 0s to 8s, the camera pans across a continuous flow of colorful, meticulously arranged sushi plates, showcasing a variety of rolls with diverse toppings such as tuna, salmon, avocado, and cucumber. Interspersed are a bowl of soup with a poached egg and diced vegetables, and a wrapped salad presented in a cone-shaped paper. The setting is a modern, clean dining space with visible conveyor belts moving past the viewer, suggesting a real, visitable restaurant environment. The brief spoken audio 'You You You' at the start may be a misrecorded or ambient utterance, possibly from a staff member or customer, but does not disrupt the visual narrative. The overall presentation is focused on the visual appeal of the food and the unique dining format, emphasizing the variety and freshness of the offerings.

    1-19-5 MInamiikebukuro G Bldg. Minamiikebukuro B1F

  5. ModernInnovativeChicOpen kitchenCurated winesContemporary cuisine

    About the venue

    BANDOLINO is an emerging dining venue in Mexico City, known for its focus on contemporary Mexican cuisine with a twist. The restaurant's design features modern aesthetics, blending traditional motifs with sleek furnishings. DINING is complemented by a curated wine list showcasing both local and international selections. BANDOLINO's unique feature is its open kitchen concept, allowing diners to observe chefs at work, creating a culinary experience that emphasizes freshness and creativity.

    What the videos show

    A fast-paced montage of four dining venues in Mexico City. The video shows close-ups of specific dishes: a bow-shaped pastry, ravioli, kimchi dumplings, and beet toast. It includes shots of restaurant interiors, signage for Bandolino, Rosetta, Bao Bao, and Elly's, and people eating or interacting with food.

  6. $$$VibrantLivelyCoastalFresh seafoodTacos deSustainable practices

    About the venue

    Contramar, located in Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City, is celebrated for its fresh seafood and vibrant atmosphere since its opening in 2015. The restaurant features a lively interior and is renowned for its Tacos de Pescado, made with daily catches. With an emphasis on sustainable practices, it caters to both locals and tourists looking for authentic Mexican coastal cuisine. The warm ambiance and commitment to quality food make it a popular dining destination in the city.

    What the videos show

    Fast-paced montage of seafood dishes in Mexico City. Visible elements include a seafood tower, tuna tostadas, and ceviche. A hand pours sauce over a dish and a fork cuts into a tostada. Restaurant signage for Contramar and Mi Compa Chava is visible. The clip ends with an Atmosfy end card.

    Durango 200

  7. $$$ElegantModernLocalFarm-to-tableChanging menuMexican wines

    About the venue

    Máximo Bistrot Local at Tonalá 133 in Mexico City emphasizes farm-to-table dining with an ever-changing menu based on seasonal produce. The bistro showcases traditional Mexican flavors while keeping a modern approach. It is well-received for its elegant atmosphere and attentive service, making it a preferred destination for food lovers and special occasions. The wine list features Mexican options, enhancing the local dining experience.

    What the videos show

    A fast-paced compilation of short clips showcasing seafood dishes and restaurant interiors in Mexico City. Visible elements include plated fish crudo, octopus, and shrimp lettuce wraps, along with a server preparing guacamole at a table. On-screen text identifies venues such as Maximo Bistrot and Ristorante Nico's.

    Tonalá 133

  8. $CasualComfortingInvitingArtisanal pizzaPasta dishesRotating specials

    About the venue

    Lazy Susan in Mexico City serves a menu focused on comforting dishes that blend traditional flavors with modern interpretations. The restaurant is recognized for its pasta and artisanal pizza, alongside a variety of fresh appetizers. The casual dining space offers an inviting atmosphere where guests can relax and enjoy their meal. Regulars appreciate the rotating specials that keep the menu fresh and exciting.

    What the videos show

    A montage of dining clips in Mexico City featuring close-ups of steamed dumplings, herb-crusted meat, and a seafood tower. The video includes text overlays identifying locations like Roma Norte and Juarez, and ends with a call to action to find places on Atmosfy.

    Rio Panuco 132

  9. $$SleekModernElegantOmakase menuSeasonal ingredientsMinimalist design

    About the venue

    Kyo, located on Havre in Mexico City, offers a blend of modern sushi techniques with traditional flavors. This sleek restaurant opened in 2020 and features a minimalist design that enhances the dining experience. Known for its omakase menu, Kyo provides a unique selection that rotates based on seasonal ingredients. Diners can expect dishes like 'Salmon Belly Nigiri' and 'Spicy Tuna Tartare,' ensuring a fresh experience with every visit.

    What the videos show

    The video is a fast-paced montage of late-night dining experiences in Mexico City. It features close-up shots of various dishes, including elote (corn on the cob) being prepared with sauces, a bowl of miso soup, steamed bao buns, and kimchi dumplings. The clips show hands interacting with the food, such as spreading sauce on corn and lifting dumplings with chopsticks. Text overlays identify the locations as Kyo in Juárez, Bao Bao Taiwanese Eatery in Roma Norte, and the Reforma District.

    Havre 77