Reko

In Mexico City, Reko is best described by the basics: a Contemporary Asian-Mexican restaurant with a smart-casual dress code and a price of $45 per person.

The value proposition is direct: Reko is listed at $45 per person. The menu direction is Contemporary Asian-Mexican, with signature dishes including yakimeshi mixto, spicy udón carbonara, gyozas de wagyu con huitlacoche, camarones roca, Santō tiradito de hamachi, and nigiri de Wagyu A5. Those names point to a meal that can move across rice, noodles, dumplings, seafood, tiradito, and wagyu items without needing to claim a specific menu format beyond the dishes.

A Mexico City restaurant for Contemporary Asian-Mexican cooking

Reko’s clearest hook is its Contemporary Asian-Mexican identity. That is the grounded reason to consider it: diners are coming for a crossover menu rather than for a documented tasting-menu format, a confirmed chef-award narrative, or a specific room style. With smart casual as the dress code, it fits a more polished meal plan while remaining short of formalwear.

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What to order when the menu leans Contemporary Asian-Mexican

The most grounded way to plan the meal is around the signature dishes. Yakimeshi mixto and spicy udón carbonara cover rice and noodle territory; gyozas de wagyu con huitlacoche and camarones roca add richer shared-plate options; Santō tiradito de hamachi brings a seafood angle; and nigiri de Wagyu A5 is the wagyu item in the listed set.

Because only the signature dishes are confirmed here, avoid assuming a particular tasting-menu structure, lunch format, bar program, or dietary accommodation unless you confirm it directly with the restaurant. Smart casual is the right baseline for dress: neat and polished, without needing to be overly formal.

Who should book it

Book Reko if you want Contemporary Asian-Mexican food in Mexico City at $45 per person and the listed dishes appeal to your group. It is a direct fit for diners prioritizing that cuisine direction and a smart-casual setting. It is less useful as a recommendation if you need details on awards, chef background, seating style, lunch service, delivery, allergy accommodations, or a specific beverage program, since those details are not part of the confirmed information available here.