Explore the Japanese neighborhood in the CDMX with this practical guide

Eat in …

For lunch or food time, we share four options that will surprise you. The first stop is Hiyoko, a place that focuses on Yakitori or skewers. Enjoy the variety of sauces on chicken, meat and vegetable combiances, with some dishes that will complement your experience. If yours is sushi and you would like to enjoy the traditional recipes, Rokai It is the place for you. Enjoy the fishing of the day or its original turn in the westernly famous Californian roll. For a higher experience EMÍLIA By chef Luis Martínez, he offers a seasonal menu with 12 dishes in constant rotation and Japanese inspiration. In each bite the subtle fusion between the seasoning of Mexico and Japan is discovered. Finally, you can visit Wanwansakaba, A style Izakaya which offers a menu with some classic dishes that if your stay lengthens at night, you can taste its sake and whiskey offer.

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Cocktails in …

Live the typical experience of a small Japanese bar in Le tachinomi desu, where you can enjoy a varied selection of wines, sake and Japanese whiskey. Or if you prefer a unique experience Tokyo Music Bar It is for you. In this Speakeasy style bar, it allows you to enjoy music in Viníl all night and with some exclusive presentations by famous DJs. The best thing is that their concept, menu and decoration, follow the aesthetics of their pair in the Japanese capital: Ginza Music Bar.

Buy in …

To get some snack or detail directly from Japan, you will have to cross to the Roma neighborhood to discover what is hidden in Mikasa This store completely dedicated to culinary delights you will find from something salty to something sweet. To get some home or clothing design, visit Loose Blues. The boutique cured by its owners, a Mexican and Japanese couple, has vintage, vinyl, art and threads of Japanese designers such as Antgauge and Softmachine.

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