Best Authentic Restaurants in Coyoacan

Restaurant was beautiful and the food was amazing. Best soup I’ve ever tasted.

The food is amazing and delicious, one of the best meals I’ve had.

The bar/restaurant next door blasts techno/club/English dance music. If you sit outside, there is no way to ignore it, let alone have a quiet dinner conversation. You’d have to talk loudly…At this gorgeous & classy restaurant. Nextdoor business killed the vibe. Food was phenomenal. As a vegan…they immediately knew what to recommend.

Dining at Migrante was a gastronomic journey that exceeded every expectation. From the moment we arrived, it was clear this wasn’t just a meal—it was an immersive experience where creativity and precision took center stage. One of the most impressive highlights was the ingenious use of garden cress across multiple dishes. This delicate yet flavorful ingredient was transformed into a star of its own, elevating each course with its peppery freshness and vibrancy. Chef Fernando Martinez Zavala deserves immense kudos for the creativity and artistry displayed in both preparation and presentation. Each plate was a masterpiece, combining colors, textures, and flavors in a way that felt both avant-garde and deeply rooted in Mexican culinary tradition. The attention to detail was impeccable, from the storytelling behind each dish to the seamless pairing of ingredients sourced from their own gardens. The ambiance of the restaurant was equally noteworthy, striking a perfect balance between luxury and warmth. The staff’s knowledge and passion enhanced the experience, making every guest feel like an honored participant in this culinary celebration. Migrante is not just a meal—it’s an unforgettable encounter with innovation, tradition, and artistry. Bravo to Chef Fernando Martinez Zavala and the entire team for creating something truly extraordinary. If you’re in Mexico City, this is a destination that absolutely cannot be missed.

Good dinner - an interesting take on Chinese food. We had both types of egg rolls, fried rice, and General Chicken - all were very tasty! We sat upstairs, and it was a fun setting - kind of a stereotypical Chinese restaurant decor, with lots of red paper lanterns on the ceiling. Recommend it for Chinese food if you are not looking for something ‘fancy’.