Ah-un - Cuauhtémoc

I was looking for something else for dinner tonight and stumbled in this place. Great ambience, cheap and good food. Next time I'm in town, I'll come back.

Best Japanese in Mexico City! I have lived in Asia and I am always looking for real flavors in this side of the world. On Sunday there was late lunch, it wasn't busy at all. The staff was friendly and offered a great experience. We sat at the bar and the sushi cook shared some tuna sashimi while waiting for our orders. We ordered the Gyosas, spicy rams and salmon bowls. Everything was delicious and cooked/prepared for perfection. The Gyosas were crispy outside and juicy inside. The rams were the best I tried in the city; in your mouth chasu, soy marinated egg, chewing noodles and tasty broth does not melt too sharp for Mexican standards. The fresh fish was just that: fresh and beautifully dressed with exactly the right amount of sauces. I'm looking forward to going back! I really liked it. Can you say it?!

I went for a Pho and was overwhelmed, delicious! In addition, nice restaurant and good service. Very recommended. Good Wi-Fi and open until midnight.

I wish I could make a short and meaningful description for this place, but it would be lacking. This place is a temple of flavour, of having a good experience at a place where you feel confident about coming in alone or with your friends. There aren't too many garments on the place per se; however, it gives the impression of being dining at a fancier place. The food is comforting, tasteful, abundant, but not overpriced. Not even beer is overpriced. I'd definitely go back there anytime.

A very tasty experience! The ramen was excellent, with noodles done to perfection. The sashimi was fresh, the nigiri high quality. The cooked dishes such as the karaage and the kushi were also yummy. Portion sizes run large!The staff was friendly and helpful.