Mexico City International Airport (AICM) may be a messy place. After all, this is the thrilling airport of Latin America.

Fortunately, there are plenty of delicious refugees to enjoy a meal and get away from the bustle.

Going through the crowded airport of Mexico can cause stress. But a better meal at a better airport restaurant will make it for a while. (Victoria Waldera Ruwalkaba/Quartoskoro)

The biggest thing about restaurants at a cosmopolitan airport like AICM is that you can find high -quality, different foods in a variety of cost limitations.

Here are some of my favorite places to eat at the Penito Jures International Airport – whether you are flying out or out of AICM – or even if you kill the time during a layout.

Enjoy a delicious steak (more) Palace

La Mansian is very tasty and I missed a plane once because I was still delicious Kajetta (Caramel sauce made with goat’s milk) Creeps.

La Mansian, which provides a sophisticated environment from the airport’s bustling, is one of the best dining chains of the capital. Its popularity originates largely from its main diet, Hip to lemon – The thinly sliced ​​steak is bathed in a limestone and butter sauce.

If you have breakfast, try their popular effort Macachaka Eggs or Swiss enziladas – Some preferably a great choice for fuel.

Does it do nothing but thick, thirsty steak? La Mansion has covered you. (La House/Instagram)

Locations:

Terminal 2, domestic visit.
Terminal 1, International Visit.

Hours: From 7 am to 12 pm

Dining with a runway scene Hilton AICMM

The Lounge, Bar and Restaurant Airport at Hilton Hotel within AICM may be the best secret of the airport.
Providing main Mexican dishes such as the Baja Tacos (Bread Shrimp and Tortilla) and the renowned Caesar Salad, this quiet, elegant place will escape the noise and crowds of AICM. In addition, you can enjoy your meal or refreshing cocktail with a show – to see the planes take off and land.

An airport lounge with a brown sofa-style chairs set up with a coffee table in between. The system is on the ground for the windows that look out on a runway at the Mexico City International Airport.
AICM’s Hilton Mexico provides a refuge from the busy airport in the city of Mexico, where the planes can be taken off and landing. (Hilton)

Location:

Terminal 1, from Gate 8 to escalators.
Hours: From 5 am to 11 pm

Scratch your sushi itching Watch

Does Japanese longing for food? Aicm you shut up.

With an elegant sushi bar, Ivashi’s rolls must be stored, which is a place where AICMM is a suitable place for passengers at AICM for more than a few hours.

The restaurant belongs to the Mexican Japanese Edo Lopez, founder of Edo Gopayashi Group. With the aim of spreading Japanese cuisine across the country, his restaurant portfolio has 15 Japanese restaurants across Mexico and the United States.

Sushi's cut roll on a small traditional wood sushi service table. A person from the camera with chopsticks takes a piece of roll.
Sitting on Evashi’s sushi bar and seeing the cook to make your order in front of your eyes. (Evashi/Instagram)

From Nikiri to Mugi Rolls and salmon bowls, this high -quality Japanese restaurant will forget that you are eating at an airport.

Location:

After sending security tests on Terminal 2
Hours: From 11 am to 11 pm

The first Argentina Steak House of Mexico has many branches at the Mexico city airport on both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2.

With a warm and comfortable environment, this restaurant offers everything from traditional Argentina cuts to Soba de Fidio and Huevos A La Mexicana. Even if you stop there for breakfast, lunch or dinner, Loma Linda will complete any longing.

A wooden plate with an embanada, half broken, with meat inside. In the background is a glass of white wine and a white plate of lettuce and topped tomatoes.
Loma Linda Grill has a high steaks and classic comfort diet. (Loma Linda Grill)

Foods that need to try to try are include chilakules and butter toast with quacamol, cesina (dry meat).

Locations:

Terminal 1, 21 in the mouth.
Terminal 2, Gates 62 and 66.
Hours: Open 24 hours

Terminal 1 is not a secret that AICM’s lowest preferred terminal is. However, this is the homeland of a hidden gem that makes any site worth it: the Spanish restaurant Taska Don Quino.

Known among the locals as the “Tortas Place of the Airport,” this moderate corner of the airport provides a quick bite. Their signature is Torta de Zaman, Mexican celebrities to politicians.

Many plates on a wooden desk showing various tapas and sandwiches from Taska Don Quino at Mexico City International Airport
Try Taska Don Quino for the heart of the heart of the heart and the Tartas. (Travel Consultant)

Beyond well -known tortas, expect to find Brush .

Location:

Terminal 1, Gate B
Hours: From 5 am to 10 pm

Quick and tasty Mexican charge Fogonsito

If you are less time between the planes, the tacos in El Foconzito should be your journey.

This beloved person Dovoria Mexico is one of the most popular in the city. Popular, its restaurants, for the discovery of Greenga, are also long up to Costarica, Honduras and China.

A round cast iron skillet on a round wooden circuitry board. In the skillet, six open -faced grilled tortillas are in the style of tacos, with a variety of grilled meat. The center is full of tartilla filled with tartilla and melted cheese and greens.
Does the well -done, classic Mexican food? Fogonsito highlights the common Mexican proverb, ”Full belly, happy heart “ (Full belly, happy heart). (Foconzito)

Tacos Al Pastor, Alampress (Tacos with beef, pork, bell pepper and onion), chops (small but densely fried masa tortillas with various tops), Chicharan de Cuiso, Cassadillas and many other classics.

Locations:

Three seats in Terminal 2
Four places in the terminal 1
Hours: From 12 noon to 10 pm

What are your suggestions for the best meal on AICM? Share them with us in the comments below!

According to Gabriel A Mexican lawyer became a full -time writer. He was born and raised in Quadalajara and covers business, culture, lifestyle and journey daily for Mexico News. You can follow her lifestyle blog Tunas Y Palmaras.

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