位於Surrey Quays​的優質健康飲食餐廳

Los Mochis London City, situated on the 9th floor of 100 Liverpool Street, offers a unique fusion of Mexican and Japanese cuisines, blending the vibrant spirit of Tulum with the refined elegance of Tokyo. The restaurant features a stunning dining room with a sushi bar, a spacious rooftop terrace providing panoramic views of London, private dining spaces, and a lively Agaveria and lounge boasting one of Europe’s most extensive collections of tequila and mezcal.  The menu is designed for sharing and is entirely gluten, nut, and celery-free, showcasing dishes such as fresh sashimi, maki rolls, ceviches, tiraditos, robata grill items, and unique tacos. The culinary approach emphasizes high-quality, seasonal, and sustainable ingredients sourced from top-tier artisans.  a true gem in the City of London Overall, Los Mochis London City provides a distinctive dining experience that combines innovative fusion cuisine with breathtaking city views, making it a noteworthy destination for those seeking a blend of Mexican and Japanese flavors in a sophisticated setting.

After initially being told we had to be off our table within two hours, despite the fact that we were settling in for a long lunch, the maître d managed to move things around and we were able to retain our table, for a fantastic meal and a great afternoon. Many thanks.

We visited with our baby to celebrate my husband’s birthday. Our waiter went above and beyond to give us a memorable experience, and was incredibly accommodating to meet all of our needs. His knowledge of the menu, and recommendations were spot on. The food was delicious, service was impeccable, nothing was too much trouble. Service from entry to leaving was wonderful from every member of staff we encountered.

Great staff,great food as always. Home made puddings are a star attraction

Enjoyed the atmosphere and the staff were welcoming, friendly and attentive. Food is expensive, however the vegetarian cabbage dish was surprisingly yummy. There were only two vegetarian mains and one was not available. It was a bit too cold and the music was a bit too loud for us (although the music itself was enjoyable). If we went again we would perhaps try and sit closer to the fire or further from the back doors.