I’m not a foodie – not really – but I still appreciate really good food. And so in this post I would like to introduce you to a few really good restaurants in Mexico City:

Callejeros: centrally located and a little more expensive than other taquerías. But Callejeros also offers something different and new tastewise. Meaning: here you can get tacos with fillings that you don’t necessarily get everywhere. Apart from that, the tacos I tried here were really delicious. And that’s why I think this taqueria is worth a visit. Even if it is a little more expensive.

Ikuri: centrally located and I would say in the upper average area in terms of price. Very, very tasty quesadillas that you can actually watch being made. The tortillas themselves are made purely from corn and are green – which is nothing unusual. Apart from that, there are also things here that you won’t find everywhere

Los Primos: centrally located and actually called Taquería and Torteria, but as there are trillions of them in Mexico City, the ad-on of ‘Los Primos’. I usually go here when I want quesadillas – they have some with potatoes, which I personally found really fantastic and very tasty. Unfortunately, I didn’t try anything else, but my motto is always ‘If one thing is really tasty, the rest is usually not bad or also very tasty’. So go there. Definitely normal Mexican prices here. I paid 65 pesos for my 5 quesadillas, which is 2.94 in euros, and it more than filled me up.

Casa de Tono: this chain certainly doesn’t need advertising – probably none of the restaurants do because everything is already established – but!!!! Contrary to some other chains, which are perhaps well frequented for the wrong reasons, Casa de Tono really deserves its good reputation. Because the pozole here is really fantastic! And if you don’t know what pozole is, it’s soup. But that’s all I’ll say. So just try it and let yourself be surprised 😉 (and yes, for the vegetarians and vegans among you, there’s also a meat-free version 😊)

Sushi Factory: yes it’s a sushi place and no I’m not going to advise you to eat sushi in Mexico. The only reason I’m including this place here is because I’m not a sushi fan, but I still found the place really delicious. At least this one particular vegetarian roll. And I was shown the place by a real sushi fan. Means, if any of you like sushi, you can go there and try it out if you’re in the mood. By the way, I’m not going to talk about prices here because I don’t know anything about sushi prices 😊

Go or not? Well, I think you’re missing out on the first four if you don’t try them, because they serve really delicious Mexican food. You can either go to Sushi Factory or not. (To be fair, it’s quite far out of town in a shopping centre). The Mexican restaurants on the other hand…. Delicious!!! 😊