Best Hot Spot Restaurants in Surrey Quays

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.

One of the best meals I’ve ever had which requires a revisit to be able to try other things on the menu. Superb service and loved the ambiance of the place. Best bread pudding dessert!

Every thing was fab .. although very chaotic checking in we were there at 7.30 prompt but never got seated till 7.45pm .. but at 9pm a lady came over and said we needed to leave as we had used our allocated 1hour 45mins - I kindly told her we were not seated till 7.45 and we would be leaving by 9.30. Our waitress who was well aware of our time frame was very apologetic. Only blip - our waitress was fab and food amazing .. views are stunning

The restaurant was very busy , so there were delays with service . Although the website showed several menus , only one was available - the festive menu . Food was good and served hot. Would like some more interesting icecream flavours e.g. coffee and cardamom or brown bread . £140 for 2 . No starters , a main each , one side, a few scoops of ice cream , 2 coffees and a bottle of wine. Wine prices started about £48 per bottle.

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.