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Top 5 Fusion food in Boca del Rio, Veracruz, Mexico
Discover Restaurants offering the best Fusion food in Boca del Rio, Veracruz, Mexico including Domu Sushi Bar, Fisher's Veracruz, Casa Nouvelle, Domu Sushi Bar, Moctezuma
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1. Domu Sushi Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 154 reviews
Reviewed By mexcbeto
Definitively the best restaurant in Boca del Rio, not only for it's excellent food, but also for the great atmosphere in the afternoon (relax), and at night (great music selection). Wide variety of food, every thing tasty!
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2. Fisher's Veracruz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Seafood excellence since 1989® Avant-garde mexican cuisine, all of our dishes are cooked at the moment. Come to visit us and get to know our world famous and absolutely exclusive Bar a la Vista service.
Reviewed By Juan A
All is really good. I enjoy every visit.Excellent serviceGood variety of foodPrice is a litle bit high but it worthsNice locationI am triyng to find a negative point but is not easy.... may be next time :)
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3. Casa Nouvelle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By 702map
This a restaurant that you dont expect in a tropical and seafood city; this is a magnificent french cuisine restaurant prepared by a real french chef with amazing very tasty and elegant dishes. There is no way you can skip the foie gras and the duck tacos they're amazing! Definitely a place you shouldn't mise....
4. Domu Sushi Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 154 reviews
Reviewed By mexcbeto
Definitively the best restaurant in Boca del Rio, not only for it's excellent food, but also for the great atmosphere in the afternoon (relax), and at night (great music selection). Wide variety of food, every thing tasty!
5. Moctezuma
We are an author's cuisine restaurant inspired by pre-Hispanic cuisine. An innovative and unique concept in the port of Veracruz. Discover the magic of our ancestral gastronomy!
Reviewed By syzygy1994
**This review has also been posted to edwardrickford.com**Food and historyEarlier this year, I had the good fortune to visit Mexico to do some research related to my historical series, the Tenochtitlan Trilogy, and some close friends from high school were kind enough to join me. As someone who very much appreciates a good meal, I usually make a point to research the local eateries anytime I travel somewhere new but I was much less diligent about doing so on this trip. In some respects, it felt unnecessary considering so many friends who had already told me exactly where I should eat while in Mexico. One friend, Mariana, was even kind enough to provide a nine page itinerary on what to do and where to eat while visiting Mexico City. The suggestions were great and Mexico City was a blast. However, it was not the only city we spent time in during our trip. After about a week in Mexico City, we set off for Veracruz.Getting to Veracruz was no problem but navigating the food scene was much more difficult. None of us had researched the Veracruz food scene in great depth and most of the restaurant suggestions we had been given were specific to CDMX. We had a great time while in Veracruz, though it might be wrong for to speak on behalf of my friend who suffered some epic food poisoning while there, but the restaurants seemed a little lacking compared to the ones we visited in Mexico City. That changed once we found the Moctezuma restaurant.The Moctezuma restaurant was not a restaurant any of us had heard of prior to visiting Veracruz. Truth be told, we almost walked past the restaurant. However, owing to the name and the restaurantâs eye-catching mural, we decided to check the place out despite knowing very little about it. Iâm glad we did as the Moctezuma restaurant treated us to a dining experience that we will remember fondly for many years to come.While I am definitely not a professional food critic or a world-class chef, Iâm also no stranger to good food. I grew up in a household that put a premium on home cooking and my motherâs culinary skills made her a neighborhood legend. Moreover, spending time in cities like Beijing, Accra, San Francisco, New York, and Washington, DC has only deepened my respect for good food. The food we had at Moctezuma restaurant wasnât merely good though it was great. Just thinking about our meal is enough to make my mouth water and I will be sure to visit the restaurant next time I am in Veracruz.The chefs at Moctezuma restaurant should be commended for their intimate knowledge of gastronomy but I think they should also be commended for their skills as âfood authors.â Traditionally, authors have been storytellers who employ the written word to relate some sort of narrative but Moctezuma restaurant provides a powerful example of how this is not always the case. A meal can tell a story just as much as a Shakespearean sonnet can, sometimes more so, and the food at Moctezuma restaurant tells a fascinating story deeply rooted in Mexican history.When the Spanish invaded Mexico in 1519, they brought with them beasts of labor, deadly diseases, and cultural traditions dating back centuries. The Spaniards had every intention of establishing themselves as the dominant power in Mesoamerica and they were very successful in many regards. These days, there are a lot more Christ worshippers in Mexico than there are Huitzilopochtli worshippers. Nonetheless, it would be a mistake to think the Spanish succeeded in remaking Mexico in their image and their imperial ambitions were often thwarted by Amerindians who actively fought attempts at cultural erasure. This resistance manifested itself in many different forms and evidence of it can be found in almost every dish at Moctezuma restaurant.Staples of Spanish cuisine like beef and pork are served with Mesoamerican staples like chapulites and corn in combinations that showcase an impressive creativity. No one dish can be considered wholly European or Amerindian and the menu speaks to a blending of many unique cultures, a concept that continues to be relevant in modern Mexico. Whether a foodie or a history buff, Moctezuma restaurant has something to offer for everyone and I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting the Veracruz area.
