Polanco

Yoshimi

@yoshimi_mx

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This is one of the most traditional Japanese restaurants in Mexico City. Not only because it has been Read more...
This is one of the most traditional Japanese restaurants in Mexico City. Not only because it has been operating for more than three decades inside the Hyatt hotel, but also because it faithfully adheres to the most characteristic of Japanese cuisine, with recipes, techniques and typical ingredients such as shabu shabu, wagyu beef of the highest quality or an omakase led by chef Miriam Moriyama.

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How to get there?

Campos Elíseos 204, Polanco

"If you want to try authentic Japanese food, this is the place."

Our reviews

Toshi Watabe
In a word: tradition. The Yoshimi comes from a history that was first in Benkay, in the Hotel Nikko (now Hyatt). For a long time the most sophisticated Japanese restaurant in CDMX and with a great tradition. As my dad would say: lots of memories. From the menu: shabu shabu, sukiyaki and some nigiris.

In a word: tradition. The Yoshimi comes from a history that was first in Benkay, in the Hotel Nikko (now Hyatt). For a long time the most sophisticated Japanese restaurant in CDMX and with a great tradition. As my dad would say: lots of memories. From the menu: shabu shabu, sukiyaki and some nigiris.

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Cristina Salmerón
If you want to try authentic Japanese food, this is the place. Chef Miriam is wonderful, she recreates recipes from her childhood memories and typical Japanese food, such as sushi with meat from the head of the fish. Take advantage of the temporary menus like the one in September,

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If you want to try authentic Japanese food, this is the place. Chef Miriam is wonderful, she recreates recipes from her childhood memories and typical Japanese food, such as sushi with meat from the head of the fish. Take advantage of temporary menus such as September, Christmas or vegan.

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Liliana López
Sit by the window or outside to appreciate the calm of the Japanese garden. Here you should order the shabu shabu shabu forte (hopefully Wagyu) and some tempura vegetables or nigiris to start.

Sit by the window or outside to appreciate the calm of the Japanese garden. Here you should order the shabu shabu shabu forte (hopefully Wagyu) and some tempura vegetables or nigiris to start.

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