Mushi Mushi - Miguel Hidalgo

This is a cheap Japanese restaurant that serves a mix of transport band and menu and I must say everything I tasted was great. very good value for money. if they like to eat Japanese, that is their place

The friendly sushi-go round is in a large shopping center with lots of parking. the large menu includes dozens of others dressed, and there is also a pretty good bar. we shared a few orders of edamame borons, and plates of stir fried vegetables with. berry and quinoa. many sauces and small tellers with seasoned came along, and we took chiffel out the box. jorge chose his favoritessushis from the attractive sushi plates that run past the conveyor so that we could try many different. the sushi sorts have funny names of anime cartoons. the most unusual tidbit was a plate of banana slices, cut between the halves with a cheese strip, baked and deep roasted to melt the cheese. surprisingly delicious.

This is a budget Japanese restaurant serving a mix of conveyor belt food and menu and I have to say everything I tasted was great. Very good value for money. If you like Japanese food, this is your place

The friendly sushi-go-round is in a big shopping center with plenty of parking. The large menu includes dozens of other dishes, and there’s a pretty good bar, too. We shared a couple of orders of edamame beans, and plates of stir fried veggies topped with wheat berries and quinoa. Lots of sauces and small plates of condiments arrived, and we took chopsticks from the box. Jorge selected his favorite sushis from the attractive sushi plates passing by on the conveyor, so we could try lots of different ones. The sushi varieties have amusing names from anime cartoons.The most unusual tidbit was a dish made from banana slices cut open with a strip of cheese between the halves, breaded and deep fried to melt the cheese. Surprisingly tasty.

The friendly sushi-go-round is in a big shopping center with plenty of parking. The large menu includes dozens of other dishes, and there’s a pretty good bar, too. We shared a couple of orders of edamame beans, and plates of stir fried veggies topped with...wheat berries and quinoa. Lots of sauces and small plates of condiments arrived, and we took chopsticks from the box. Jorge selected his favorite sushis from the attractive sushi plates passing by on the conveyor, so we could try lots of different ones. The sushi varieties have amusing names from anime cartoons. The most unusual tidbit was a dish made from banana slices cut open with a strip of cheese between the halves, breaded and deep fried to melt the cheese. Surprisingly tasty.