Our new favourite place in the Condesa offers a mix of "asain" cuisine from countries such as thailand and cambodia with north african dishes such as Lamb Tangine also creeping onto the menu. The menu has a great range of starters, mains and desserts - try the chai creme brulee, its to die for!
Portions are a good size and the menu is priced very well for the quality of food and given that most condesa restaurants can be slightly on the expensive side. Everything we were served seemed to be very fresh and prepared to order which is always a plus!
We spent just over $500.00 pesos for 3 courses for two plus drinks and came away very satisfied.
Odun is open from 1pm until 11pm, 7 days a week with live music playing atleast twice a week.
Odün
Michoacán 103-A
Col. Roma Norte
Tel. 5211 6565
Odun was a pitch perfect little oasis of sensibilities, from design, street surroundings, music, service and the food ...
ReplyDeleteDesign is okay, street surroundings are okay, and the restaurant is very clean, but if you want to try good Asian food, this is not the right place to do it. I'm sorry, that's my view. I didn't like the food. I can't say it was disgusting, but it was tasteless. I've eaten in Asian restaurants in Europe and NYC, and those restaurants have been better and cheaper than this. In America and Europe, Asian food restaurants are very affordable, but Odün is not, if you have in mind that minimum salary in Mexico is around 8 dollars/day, and these girls payed around 40 dollars at the restaurant. If you like a kind of upscale atmosphere, and you don't care too much about food, then try Odün.
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