Los Mochis London City
Mexican restaurant · Broadgate ·

Los Mochis London City

Mexican restaurant · Broadgate ·

Mexican-Japanese cuisine, sushi bar, Agaveria cocktails, city views

Los Mochis London City by null
Los Mochis London City by null
Los Mochis London City by null
Los Mochis London City by null
Los Mochis London City by null
Los Mochis London City by null
Los Mochis London City by null
Los Mochis London City by null
Los Mochis London City by null
Los Mochis London City by null
Los Mochis London City by null
Los Mochis London City by null
Los Mochis London City by null
Los Mochis London City by null
Los Mochis London City by null
Los Mochis London City by null
Los Mochis London City by null
Los Mochis London City by null
Los Mochis London City by null
Los Mochis London City by null

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100 Liverpool St, London EC2M 2AT, United Kingdom Get directions

£100+

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Popular for lunch
Popular for dinner
Romantic

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100 Liverpool St, London EC2M 2AT, United Kingdom Get directions

+44 20 7225 2502
losmochis.co.uk
@losmochislondon

£100+ · Menu

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•Reservations required
•Restroom
•Popular for lunch
•Popular for dinner
•Romantic
•Trendy
•Fancy
•Good for groups

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Nov 16, 2025

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London’s New Restaurant Openings

"Los Mochis’ new spot is making us forget about the rain—for now. There’s a huge, summery rooftop terrace, a gold bar dripping with foliage, and tuna poke tostaditos on the menu. The Mexican-Japanese restaurant already has a Notting Hill location and an omakase counter, Juno, but this outpost looks to be their most glamorous yet." - sinead cranna, rianne shlebak

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Los Mochis London City

Ashok H.

Google
Took our daughter here for her 18th birthday lunch. And what a lunch it was. We were welcomed right from start and ushered to our table right away. The place is huge and we were surprised at its size. The service was great - attentive, helpful and prompt (without feeling rushed). The cocktails were spot on and we did have quite a few - Tikki Tulum, Tokyo Trailblazer, Tropical Paloma and Pelino Jalapeño Margarita. We were disappointed that a couple of unique cocktails such as the bartender’s competition drink were not available (though they were on the menu). The best part was the food. The starters - asparagus yakiniku, chipotle calamari, truffle guacamole on crispy rice and shiitake, left us smacking our lips and craving for more. The main course was equally good - dynamite prawn and courgette dynamite tacos were yummy. To top off a great afternoon, our daughter was surprised with a complimentary birthday dessert and sake, which made her very happy. We will be back for more.

Vanessa D.

Google
One of the best restaurants in London! We loved the Mexican/Japanese fusion and a great variety of dishes and drinks. The food is so fresh and has so many flavours! The atmosphere is amazing, so ambient and there is also a heated terrace which is perfect for a night out! Staff were very attentive and recommended the best cocktails! I really recommend trying their ceviche and sushi!

B

Google
Went with a friend to Los Mochis, we were originally booked for the sushi counter and asked on arrival if there were any standard tables available. They were able to accommodate us straight away and gave us a table next to the window. We had a selection of dishes as it's small sharing plates paired with a few cocktails. We really enjoyed the food, really good quality and you could taste the different flavours in each dish. Very vibey with a house ambiance on a Friday night. Good for a high end London city date night. I highly rate the service, they were great at offering recommendations on drinks and dessert and I was able to charge my phone for a bit at the front desk. Also can't not mention a view of St Paul's in the distance.

joe C.

Google
Not sure where to start, if I’m honest. Came here to celebrate our first wedding anniversary after reading the decent reviews on Google. For the life of me cannot work out what they’re all talking about. Walked in and were met on the ground floor by a blonde lady who was either just scarily miserable or just simply hated her job. Not a great start. Eventually she ushered us into the lift and we went up and were met by a slightly more welcoming set of hostesses at the front desk. Walked through to our table, which felt like it was literally on top of the two tables either side of us, with absolutely zero view of anything but other people and was situated right by the rather busy bar. Not asking for much but for an anniversary celebration you’d have hoped they’d have tried to give us a decent seat (we go to Sushi Samba just down the road regularly and they do happen to do this for you, FYI), but anyway, life goes on. Met by a actually very polite and personable waitress who talked us through the menu. I mean, I don’t know if we’re just spoilt by our local taco and sushi places near us, but it was all pretty bang average at best and frankly tasteless compared to what we’re used to. £38 for two (yes, two) small lobster taco’s is actually criminal and the other ones range from £17 to £20 odd and were just as bland. To caveat, we have no issue spending money on food at all, just make it taste good at the very, very least. Just think the entire place is a complete rip off. It was just overpriced, average food. It had an overcrowded atmosphere, if there was music, I couldn’t hear it. To be honest, the highlight food wise was the free desert they gave us (fair play, thanks) which was some sort of matcha brownie, which was actually really, really good. Overall a massively underwhelming and disappointing evening. The highlight in terms of atmosphere was mainly the two painfully moronic girls sat next to us, talking loudly about how much they loved themselves and one another and how they’re love life’s weren’t going too well (not shocked, I’ll be honest) this all being in between them taking approximately 200 photos of the food and one another and making various TikTok videos. Maybe I’m just out of the loop these days and this is the desired clientele of these sort of places. We then went for a, you guessed it, extremely overpriced cocktail at their bar area after which hilariously 90% consisted of one large square ice cube. Honestly, do yourselves a favour and just literally go anywhere else. There’s so many better places in the local area and we spent over £300 on the meal, which is absolutely bonkers for what you get.

James F.

Google
I went here for a wine tasting event but was actually blown away by the food. It's clearly a trendy place with a lot of money spent on interior design that attracts the Instagram-happy crowd. A lot of places like that seem to forget to put any effort into the actual cooking but that isn't the case here. Every dish was fantastic especially the smoky beef tacos. Looking forward to coming back here for a meal.

Eunjoo L.

Google
I visited Los Mochis with my best friend, and I can honestly say it was one of the most amazing dining experiences I’ve ever had in my life. From the moment I walked in, I was blown away by the warm and welcoming atmosphere — it felt like stepping into a place where everyone truly cared about making your visit special. The service was absolutely top-notch; everything ran so smoothly, and the staff went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable and appreciated. Our server, George, was simply fantastic — he was attentive, friendly, incredibly funny, and made the whole evening so enjoyable with his great professionalism, Lisa, the manager, was also absolutely wonderful; she checked in on us with such genuine warmth and made sure everything was perfect. You could really feel the team spirit and the love that goes into running this place. And the food… wow! Every single dish we tried was beyond delicious — beautifully presented, packed with flavour, and clearly made with the highest quality ingredients. I was honestly amazed by how good everything was, and I still find myself thinking about it days later! I don’t think I’ve ever felt so well taken care of at a restaurant before, and I’m so grateful to Lisa, George, and the rest of the lovely team for making our visit so unforgettable. I’ll definitely be back, and I’ll be recommending this place to everyone I know. A true gem!

Andreea A.

Google
Good food and views. I was impressed by the number of staff members that we came across starting with main entrance and and until we left we counted 15. Everyone very nice. The food choice and food was good. They were also paying attention to my friends allergies and made amends.

Priya S

Google
We visited Los Mochis London City and tried a selection of small plates alongside a couple of cocktails. I did however go with someone who unfortunately doesn't like seafood (so there's a lack of sushi in this review - but luckily Los Mochis caters for all). For food, the chipotle calamari was good, though I’ve had better elsewhere. The chipotle mayo that came with it was delicious & smokey which made all the difference. The pato on crispy rice (duck) had a tasty batter but was quite heavy, making it tricky to eat with chopsticks but I still thoroughly enjoyed it. The chutoro (medium fatty bluefin tuna) melted on my tongue. Both the shrimp tempura maki rolls and the dynamite prawn tacos were excellent, with the tacos easily my favourite dish of the night: sweet, spicy, and perfectly balanced. For drinks, the Pepino Jalapeño cocktail was outstanding. Unlike similar versions I’ve had elsewhere, it was refreshing, light, and had just the right gentle kick. It was so good I had to order it again. The margarita was a safe but smooth classic. Service was polite and attentive throughout. They are strict with table timings, and once our time was up, they kindly moved us over to the bar so we could continue our evening without feeling rushed. Something I don’t usually review, but worth mentioning: the restrooms. They were impressive - clean, stylish, and with a refreshing yet relaxing ambiance. I love when a restaurant makes a statement with its facilities, and Los Mochis definitely delivered on that. Overall, Los Mochis offers a great mix of creative Japanese-Mexican dishes, fantastic cocktails, and stylish surroundings. A spot worth visiting, especially for the dynamite prawn tacos, Pepino Jalapeño cocktail, and yes, even the restrooms.