sushi hoko-ki

Well what to say.. i think this (sorry to say) was the worst sushi we ever had. Don’t know what they did with the rice but it wasn’t sushi rice and it was a lottt. I think it was about 10% filling, 10% creamcheese and 80% rice. Maybe they’re used to sushi this way in Mexico but it’s not the way it’s supposed to be. The tuna was cooked, tasted like steak. I was looking for the shrimp and after digging through 5cm of rice i eventually found some in the center. Upside was that we were full at the end but that was probably the 2 beers we had. The staff was nice, until we didn’t tip enough in his eyes. If you’re used to good sushi, I wouldn’t recommend this place. Maybe the other dishes are better, we didn’t try.

I walked in to get take out and they had us stand from the table we were seated at to wait outside. It was a long wait. The waiter seemed kinda rude.

Located on a quaint street in the beautiful neighborhood of Reforma. They have great deals on certain days like two for one sushi rolls on Mondays. I would be back!

Pretty fast and attentive service, fresh and tasty sushi.

Very good and nice place for sushi, this place stands out because it’s not a chain or something like that. It’s a unique place, sushi was very tasty, made at the moment, fresh, tasty and a very good dish portion. Prices are okay, decent. The o my thing is thy the food took a while to arrive to our table. Other than that, very recomendable place to try something more “homemade” or local kinda thing.