Best Asian Restaurants in Azcapotzalco

Delicious food, but even more than the fresh flavor was that the textures were absolutely spot on—they understand food very well and how to perfectly prep it. Service isn’t stellar, not openly bad but definitely not a shining star. Got the morning glory salad off their seafood menu (both our favs), the Tom yum, the khao soi, and the gai pad med mamuang (again, amazing texture). This was too much food for my boyfriend and we’re not skimpy eaters, but so glad we got all of it because don’t regret any of our orders in terms of being worth the end bill (It’s essentially US prices, so if you’re hoping for lower price because you’re in Mexico then don’t expect that. People aren’t coming here because it’s cheap). Overall, definitely would go again next time I’m in Mexico City. Credentials: experienced chef, favorite food is Thai so I’ve tried almost everything restaurant in my city; I live in Los Angeles so it’s not a small pond

Wonderful bodega. We tried the persimmon salad, beef satay, cheesy udon noodles (vege version as I don’t care for shrimp), and catch of the day which was seabass. The chocolate pistachio tart for dessert. They didn’t have very many red wines by the glass on offer, which seemed a little strange for a wine bar, but the bottle list was more robust and the waitress helped us choose a very nice and well priced Mexican Tinto that we loved. All the food was delicious and the service was friendly and attentive. The seats at the bar are a little tight but the open kitchen concept there is charming. Very impressed overall!

We recently visited Ling Ling Mexico, and we were blown away by the entire experience! Located on the 56th floor of the Ritz Carlton Hotel, the restaurant offers breathtaking panoramic views of Mexico City. The ambiance is both elegant and casual, making it perfect for a special occasion or a relaxed evening out. The menu features a delightful fusion of Asian-inspired dishes, with a focus on Cantonese and Japanese cuisine. We tried the sashimi, fried rice with bone marrow, and sliced beef, all of which were cooked to perfection and bursting with flavor. The sushi rolls were also a hit. The service was top-notch, with the staff being attentive and accommodating. Despite the restaurant being fully booked, they went out of their way to ensure we had a pleasant dining experience. The cocktails were creative and refreshing, and the sake was an excellent addition, adding to the overall enjoyment of the evening. The triple-height terrace and lush vegetation create a unique and inviting atmosphere that makes you want to linger. Overall, Ling Ling Mexico is a fantastic dining destination that combines great food, excellent service, and stunning views. We highly recommend it to anyone looking for a memorable meal in Mexico City.

Excellent service, food and drinks were amazing too.

The bao & taco omakase is out of this world…a great local option!