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Ten-seat omakase counter inside the Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City, guided by chef Abraham López.
10 places to eat sushi in Mexico City: 7 omakase counters and 3 à la carte sushi bars. Price bands are relative within Mexico.
Filter these in the interactive directory →Ten-seat omakase counter inside the Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City, guided by chef Abraham López.
Edomae-style counter in the St. Regis on Reforma, offering omakase at the bar or à la carte.
Japanese restaurant opened on 28 September 2026 with a 14-seat omakase bar, sushi and sashimi, a 45-minute lunch menu and a Japanese whisky and sake bar.
Sushi and omakase counter for 16 diners in Polanco, using fish from Japan, Ensenada, Canada and New Zealand; traditional and premium omakase menus.
Small traditional-style bar inside Casa Hotbook designed by Ilse Garza; nine-course omakase with sake pairing, plus à la carte and nigiri omakase.
Omakase counter at Havre 77 in Juárez, where the chef selects the menu.
Rooftop counter at Hotel Flow Condesa with a ten-course weekly-changing omakase by chef Alberto García; 14 seats, three seatings a day. Also in Valle de Bravo.
Japanese restaurant blending traditional technique with Mexican ingredients; reservations advised for weekend dinners.
Traditional Japanese restaurant at Arkansas 38 serving sushi and ramen.
Sushi restaurant at Av. de los Insurgentes Sur 771, open daily with a Yelp listing updated May 2026.
Mexican sushi chain focused on rolls, with branches in Mexico City and several states.