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Eastern Flavors: Trendy Asian Restaurants in Mexico City

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Mexico City, a blend of cultures and flavors, has become an essential destination for Asian cuisine lovers. With a growing array of restaurants fusing the best culinary traditions from Japan, Thailand, China, India, Pakistan, and more, the dining experience is elevated to new heights. The mix of spices varies by region—the soul of Indian and Thai cuisine—with its deep, complex flavors; the textures of Japanese cooking; and the intense flavors and captivating aromas of Pakistani food. Prepare your palate and get comfortable because, at these trendy spots, each dish is a new opportunity to celebrate the tastes of the Asian world in CDMX.

Alakazam: Contemporary creations inspired by dishes from the Lebanese, Turkish, Israeli, Moroccan, and beyond traditions, all completely plant-based. This is a concept known as Nomadic cuisine, which blends the culinary heritage of these regions, characterized by ingredients, cooking techniques, and cultural practices that have intertwined over millennia. At Alakasam, you can find small and medium-sized dishes where vegetables take center stage. Spreads, pickles, freshly baked lavash bread, and stone oven pizzas, as well as grill specialties, are complemented by exquisite signature cocktails featuring botanical infusions, artisanal spirits, and natural nootropics.

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Plantasia: A plant-based alternative for lovers of Eastern cuisine, Plantasia offers Asian classics like ramen, pad Thai, and sushi in contemporary versions, using local ingredients and elements. This space in the Roma neighborhood is inspired by the flavors of the East and the generosity of nature. Japan, China, Thailand, and Indonesia are the countries that inspire this menu. Galanga Thai House: Upon entering, you’re welcomed by a patio surrounded by tall bamboo, warm lamps, and trellises, creating a tropical frame for Thai cuisine ready to transport diners to the northeast, central plains, and southern regions of the country.

Recognized by the Michelin Guide, at Galanga Thai House, Chef Somsri Raksamran offers an exciting Thai gastronomic adventure using local products to create a menu featuring organic chicken dumplings, tom yum soup, and pad Thai with fried rice noodles and shrimp. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy a feast on a cozy patio filled with plants and authentic Thai flavors.

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Eastern Flavors: Trendy Asian Restaurants in Mexico City

Eastern Flavors: Trendy Asian Restaurants in Mexico City

Top Asian Restaurants in Mexico City

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Jean G. Fowler

Jean G. Fowler

Mexico City, a blend of cultures and flavors, has become an essential destination for Asian cuisine lovers. With a growing array of restaurants fusing the best culinary traditions from Japan, Thailand, China, India, Pakistan, and more, the dining experience is elevated to new heights. The mix of spices varies by region—the soul of Indian and Thai cuisine—with its deep, complex flavors; the textures of Japanese cooking; and the intense flavors and captivating aromas of Pakistani food. Prepare your palate and get comfortable because, at these trendy spots, each dish is a new opportunity to celebrate the tastes of the Asian world in CDMX.

Alakazam: Contemporary creations inspired by dishes from the Lebanese, Turkish, Israeli, Moroccan, and beyond traditions, all completely plant-based. This is a concept known as Nomadic cuisine, which blends the culinary heritage of these regions, characterized by ingredients, cooking techniques, and cultural practices that have intertwined over millennia. At Alakasam, you can find small and medium-sized dishes where vegetables take center stage. Spreads, pickles, freshly baked lavash bread, and stone oven pizzas, as well as grill specialties, are complemented by exquisite signature cocktails featuring botanical infusions, artisanal spirits, and natural nootropics.

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Plantasia: A plant-based alternative for lovers of Eastern cuisine, Plantasia offers Asian classics like ramen, pad Thai, and sushi in contemporary versions, using local ingredients and elements. This space in the Roma neighborhood is inspired by the flavors of the East and the generosity of nature. Japan, China, Thailand, and Indonesia are the countries that inspire this menu. Galanga Thai House: Upon entering, you’re welcomed by a patio surrounded by tall bamboo, warm lamps, and trellises, creating a tropical frame for Thai cuisine ready to transport diners to the northeast, central plains, and southern regions of the country.

Recognized by the Michelin Guide, at Galanga Thai House, Chef Somsri Raksamran offers an exciting Thai gastronomic adventure using local products to create a menu featuring organic chicken dumplings, tom yum soup, and pad Thai with fried rice noodles and shrimp. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy a feast on a cozy patio filled with plants and authentic Thai flavors.

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