The
Place: MOG
The Experience: MOG offers a modern no frills approach
to a wide-variety of Japanese and Asian cuisine. The setting is distinctly
hipster as is the appearance of much of the wait-staff. Don’t let this hipster
ambiance turn you off if it is not your thing; because the food is exceptional.
MOG’s concept is simple… transform a wide variety of fresh,
high quality ingredients into an amazingly high variety of dishes from soups
(Vietnamese Pho, Japanese Udon and more) to rice dishes to high grade sashimi …
plus the hipsterish wait-staff is really quite professional and efficient.
MOG is about the only place in Mexico where you can get
very, very fresh (almost slow food) Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, Thai and
other regional Asian cuisines in one place … all executed at a high level.
If you are digging Asian food and you are around the Roma
Norte give this a try!
The Location: Álvaro Obregón 40, between Mérida y and Frontera, Colonia Roma Norte, DF (a few doors down from the famed Bisquets de
Obregón).
The
Specials: Too hard to specify one in particular taking into account the wide
variety on offer … Gringo G really likes the soups, the rice dish creations
with sashimi as well as most of the rolls.
Tips:
Also make sure to check out the seasonal menu on the first page of the MOG menu … these dishes are generally fantastic!
Also make sure to check out the seasonal menu on the first page of the MOG menu … these dishes are generally fantastic!
Price Point: $$
$: Takeout or fast food $$: Casual sit-down $$$: Formal sit-down $$$$: La Crème de La Crème
Coming Next: A Jewel of Veracruz Mexican Seafood
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