Location: Los Mochis
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Most Popular Sushi food in Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico
Find out what Sushi restaurants to try in Los Mochis. Los Mochis (Spanish pronunciation: [loz ˈmotʃis]) is a coastal city in northern Sinaloa, Mexico. It serves as the municipal seat of the municipality of Ahome. As of the 2010 census, the population was 256,613, which was 61 percent of the municipality's population.
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7. Aka Sushi
Reviewed By Nintendrugs
Definitivamente es el peor sushi que he probado. Le di varias oportunidades ya que a mis compañeros les gustaba mucho visitarlo, pero es increÃble lo malo que es. No lo recomiendo para nada.
6. Tabu Sushi
Reviewed By eletzi22
Rico, exquisito, el te, la comida, tanto el sabor como la presentación, la atención del personal muy amables, y a muy bien precio
5. Yoico
Reviewed By K5790GSadrianl
Best sushi place in town, we donât need to say more about sushi, all of are great, we canât choose a favorite one. Also we ordered the ceviche and it was another level and the tacos!! Please donât miss the dessert the skillet cookie is delicious!!
4. Sushi Arao
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Our founder Sachiko Asatomi de Arao started on 1995 selling traditional Japanese food and Mexican Nikkei food in a little place in downtown Los Mochis, at the beginning we had no dining room and the food was delivered for to go. Today we have 2 full resta
Reviewed By Nicole B
This is a restaurant where you can have a nice moment with your couple or friends. Perfect to taste all different kind of sushis, they have a beautiful way to present their dishes, I am sure you will enjoy it. Sometimes you can also enjoy of live music.Thank you very much Nicole, we appreciate your comment and we are happy to know that you like our restaurant!
3. Boki Sushi & Japanese Food
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By joseadolfo74
We came in to try out this sushi between 2:30pm which was a slow time. We ordered all our food at the same time along with our appetizers and dinner. Twenty minutes and our appetizers hadn't came out. It took 30 minutes to get it and our food came out cold as well. I had a roll that was hot and came out cold. It didn't have any taste at all. These people that say that it is good obviously don't know good sushi. Its a place to be seen and thats it.
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2. Sushi House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Es un restaurante de comida japonesa, con una carta extensa, que constantemente tenemos nuevo platillos deliciosos, sabores unicos, limpieza, higiene y confort del local execelente, atencion al cliente personalizada y siempre esta lleno de clientes posr s
Reviewed By joseadolfo74
I have been coming to Los Mochis almost two years and never came in till tonight. It is a small restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating. We had the appetizer crab fillong with tempura and was great. Also my girlfriend had the sushi roll gastric and I had the niguri tuna and yakameshi. All was good except the yakameshi it was a little on the salty side but edible. Service was great and hada good staff. We had beer and wine which they have more than enough and more than any other sushi places.
Sinaloa, Mexico Food Guide: 10 Mexican food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Los Mochis
1. Avika Cocina Nikkei
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By SUNSKYWALKER
I was here with friends for business to close a marvellous association. I was totally surprised by the concept of this restaurant. Definitely not the usual Japanese food in Mexico, where they commonly offer adapted dishes to the Mexican likes and tastes. The fusion of flavours and the look of the dishes are something to mention in a high cuisine book, not to mention the flavour itself and the new mixes of Japanese tradition and other countries in the proposed menu of sushi rolls and entrees. The atmosphere is nice and adequate, nothing glamourous about it and the service is gentle and very relaxed. You will feel blessed by the taste of the Curry rolls, and the creamy Yakimeshi, which is amazing.Nothing traditional in Japan, but capable of making it a tradition to Mexicans.KAMPAIII!
