
Nobu es sinónimo de alta gastronomía japonesa con un toque de fusión peruana, creado por el renombrado chef Nobu Matsuhisa. Con presencia en CDMX , Nobu Arcos ofrece una experiencia culinaria única, combinando ingredientes frescos, técnicas de precisión y un servicio impecable en espacios de diseño sofisticado y contemporáneo. El menú de Nobu destaca por sus sabores innovadores y la calidad de sus ingredientes, con platillos insignia como el Black Cod Miso, el Yellowtail Jalapeño y una selección excepcional de sushi y sashimi de clase mundial. Además, su propuesta de coctelería premium y sake complementa la experiencia gastronómica.
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Reviews
Super recommended, tuna tataki, tuna tartar, black cod, nigiri’s in general.
Service was nice and attentive.
Good selección of sake!
For sure to be back’
The food is good, though not perfect. Some dishes really stand out, like the tiradito—fresh, balanced, and beautifully done. Others felt a bit off, like they didn’t quite belong on the menu. A few adjustments and the overall experience could easily go from great to incredible.
The toro with caviar is a standout, served cold over ice and topped with just the right touch of chives. The A5 wagyu with dipping sauces and the hot stone setup is a showstopper, both in flavor and presentation.
Nobu doesn’t chase trends. It’s confident, polished, and luxurious. If they refined a few of the weaker dishes, this would easily be a five-star review.
Would I go back? Definitely. Just next time, I’ll be more selective with what I order.
The fish is very fresh, thought the sashimis and sushis are overpriced. I paid around 17 USD for a toro nigirisuhi, just one piece!!
The rice is not as good as the the fish, unfortunately.
They have some hot dishes, some specific for the mexican branch (there are some Nobus in ths US). As a japanese descendant I wouldn’t recommend this if you are on a trip, but if you live in Mexico City this is probably one of the best you can get.