Hotaru Lomas - 11650 Ciudad de México

Without a doubt one of the best Japanese restaurants in the city, ask for a spot on the bar, that's where all the action take place. They have a great omakase menu to taste different nigiris, pair it with their sake tasting offer.

Great experience and amazing food. We had the omakase in the bar and both the service and the nigiris were exceptional. Would highly recommend!

One of the best Japanese food I have tasted in Mexico. Raul a top waiter, no doubt

Intimate space with high quality Japanese food. The o-toro with shaved truffle on top melts in your mouth and is a must order. Very pricey for CDMX but one of the best spots for nigiri/sushi. They have a decent offering of teppanyaki items on the menu if you prefer cooked food.

One of the best sushi I had in my life and you know, I count with 20+ years in eating Japanese food. I came here with my husband who has never, neither once, eat sushi or sashimi in his life. Well, mr. Van den Putte is still shocked from this place, from how good and I underline three times GOOD the food was. They have options like sitting on a common table or sit at the sushi bar to get a more personal experience. Of course we went for the sushi bar. The place has a classy and soft atmosphere, with perfect music and lighting. We sat and we’ve been immediately welcomed by the amazing staff and served some cold drinks. And they have a good beverage menú. In the meanwhile our personal chef (yeah you got it right, a PERSONAL CHEF), started serving us right away a salad as a starter and kept on making nigiris that you can see in my photos, and they taste heavenly. I’m just sorry I didn’t took a photo to the king crab one but the truth is, that I was so mesmerized by what I was eating...that I just eat it and then I realized I didn’t take the photo of it. I beg your pardon. Well in any case it was delicious and I’ll sacrifice myself voluntarily to go back and order it again to eat...ehm, to take the photo for you. The sushi just melts in your mouth and it’s the perfect combination of tastes and delicious sightsee. You know when you look at something and it look delicious but also beautiful and you feel almost guilty for eating it? That’s it, but don’t feel guilty and go and live this unique experience in Mexico City.

The pictures on Google reviews are absolutely deceiving. The place looked huge and stylish but we were shocked to see that this place is so small. Overall 4.8 is really a joke. Let’s start with the “giant” scallops. They tasted like dried scallops. We believe the frozen scallops were even better. The menu shows king crab “Kani” nigiri style and they gave us shredded “Kani”. You can’t really see if it’s Kani or not. Even those imitation crab sticks tasted better. Chutoro tasted really fishy and the color of the fish told you that it’s not really at the standard of chutoro. The uni wasn’t fresh either. The nigiris were tiny. No idea why this place is rated so high. The red dragon roll was fine. We paid close to 1300 pesos but you can really find better sushi from any supermarkets in the US. We were totally disappointed.

My wife and I discovered this place downstairs from our airbnb. Everything we ordered was amazing. We appreciated the attention to detail in addition to food quality and service. We love an artistic touch to food, and this place hit the spot. Highly recommend!

We ordered the omakase (option B) and everything was amazing. Fish was very fresh, and the nigiris were just incredible. We highly recommend it!