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Restaurants · Morelos, Morelos

Midori Chan

  • CuisineJapanese and pan-Asian
  • CategoryAsian
  • Rating★ 4.5
  • Price$$

Midori Chan is a casual Japanese and pan-Asian restaurant in Cuernavaca's La Pradera district, built around a menu that spans ramen, sushi rolls and Korean-influenced dishes like kimchi mandu. The ramen and sushi are the most requested items, with the kitchen drawing on a mix of Japanese and broader Asian technique rather than a single national cuisine.

A Japanese and pan-Asian restaurant in Cuernavaca's La Pradera district known locally for its ramen and sushi menu.

Midori Chan is a casual Japanese and pan-Asian restaurant in Cuernavaca's La Pradera district, built around a menu that spans ramen, sushi rolls and Korean-influenced dishes like kimchi mandu. The ramen and sushi are the most requested items, with the kitchen drawing on a mix of Japanese and broader Asian technique rather than a single national cuisine. The dining room is casual and modern, with simple decor and a steady, moderate noise level that stays comfortable for conversation; there is no formal dress code. The drinks list includes beer, sake and a small selection of cocktails rather than an extensive wine program. Reservations are recommended for dinner, particularly on weekends, when the restaurant's regional reputation for ramen and sushi draws diners from across Cuernavaca.

Signature dishes

  • Ramen
  • Sushi rolls
  • Kimchi mandu

Good to know

Known for
Japanese and pan-Asian dishes including ramen and sushi in La Pradera
Hours
Tue-Sun 1PM-9PM
Reservations
Recommended for dinner

Location

Av. Pdte. Manuel Avila Camacho 503, Col. La Pradera, 62170 Cuernavaca, Mor., Mexico

18.8985, -99.2225 View on map

Highlights

  • Ramen and sushi rolls as signature dishes
  • Pan-Asian menu including Korean-style kimchi mandu
  • Casual, modern dining room in La Pradera
  • Local reputation for authentic ramen

Tips for visiting

  • Book ahead for weekend dinner given its local popularity
  • Ramen is best ordered fresh rather than as a shared dish
  • Weekday visits are easier to walk into without a reservation
  • Ask about seasonal or limited-run ramen specials

Accessibility

The restaurant is a street-level dining room; specific wheelchair accommodations should be confirmed by phone in advance.

Frequently asked questions

What cuisine does Midori Chan serve?

A mix of Japanese and pan-Asian dishes, including ramen, sushi and Korean-influenced plates.

Is a reservation needed?

Reservations are recommended for dinner, especially on weekends.

What should I order?

The ramen and sushi rolls are the most recommended dishes.

Is it a large restaurant?

It is a casual, moderately sized dining room rather than a large venue.