Moshi Moshi Roma
Moshi Moshi Roma is a Japanese restaurant in the Roma neighborhood of Mexico City that serves traditional dishes like sushi and tempura in a casual setting. The interior features a clean, simple design with soft lighting and minimal decor that creates a relaxed dining environment.
The restaurant was founded in 2003 and was the first place in the city to introduce kaiten sushi, where plates of food circle around diners on a conveyor belt. This innovation established it as a pioneer in bringing new Japanese dining concepts to Mexico City.
The restaurant's name comes from a Japanese greeting, reflecting its connection to Japanese culinary traditions. It serves as a gathering space where people celebrate special occasions and share meals together, creating moments that feel both intimate and welcoming in the middle of the city.
The restaurant is easily accessible by public transportation near the Insurgentes metro station and offers valet parking as a convenient option. Reservations are recommended, especially during weekends and busy hours, to minimize wait times for seating.
The restaurant is pet-friendly and allows dogs to sit indoors or outside in the patio area, making it a popular spot for casual outings with pets. This feature sets it apart from many other dining venues in the area and draws visitors who want to bring their companions along.
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