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Tah-XidoContemporary Japanese and Asian fusion restaurant at Hotel Xcaret Arte

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Tah-Xido is a Contemporary Japanese and Asian fusion restaurant at Hotel Xcaret Arte, in Casa del Patrón.

Description

Luis Arzapalo's contemporary Japanese room in Casa del Patrón, with three ways in: a la carte sushi and Asian plates, teppanyaki tables with a show, or a paid omakase. Reviewers consistently say the a la carte menu is where it shines and the teppanyaki is more fun than delicious. Dinner only, and it books out.

What people like

  • Fresh sushi and creative Asian flavors with attentive service; TripAdvisor rating of 4.8 out of 5 from 109 reviews, ranked first of 7 in Xcaret.
  • Entertaining teppanyaki chefs.
  • Edible chocolate bonsai dessert and some of the best signature cocktails on property.

What people dislike

  • Teppanyaki food is described as nothing special.
  • Some dishes could use more consistency.
  • Teppanyaki tables book out first.

Cuisine

Contemporary Japanese

Reservation

Reservations required; teppanyaki tables fill first, so book through the Wish List or app before arrival.

Cost

Omakase reported at about USD 200 per person; a la carte and teppanyaki included

Dress code

Casual formal

Meals served

Dinner

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Tah-Xido: quick answers

What kind of food does Tah-Xido serve at Hotel Xcaret Arte?
Contemporary Japanese and Asian fusion by Chef Luis Arzapalo: sushi rolls, nigiri, sashimi, temaki, ramen, black cod in miso and dim sum, plus teppanyaki cooked at your table.
Is Tah-Xido included in the all-inclusive plan at Hotel Xcaret Arte?
The a la carte menu and teppanyaki are included. The omakase has been reported as an extra charge of about USD 200 per person.
When is Tah-Xido open?
Dinner only, daily from 6:00pm to 11:00pm.
Do I need a reservation for Tah-Xido?
Yes. Reservations are required and teppanyaki tables fill first, so book through the Wish List or app before arrival.
What kind of food does Tah-Xido serve at Hotel Xcaret Arte?
Contemporary Japanese and Asian fusion by Chef Luis Arzapalo: sushi rolls, nigiri, sashimi, temaki, ramen, black cod in miso and dim sum, plus teppanyaki cooked at your table.
Is Tah-Xido included in the all-inclusive plan at Hotel Xcaret Arte?
The a la carte menu and teppanyaki are included. The omakase has been reported as an extra charge of about USD 200 per person.
When is Tah-Xido open?
Dinner only, daily from 6:00pm to 11:00pm.
Do I need a reservation for Tah-Xido?
Yes. Reservations are required and teppanyaki tables fill first, so book through the Wish List or app before arrival.

Hours

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Hours are in Cancun time (UTC-5, no DST).

  • SundayDinner: 6pm-11pm
  • MondayDinner: 6pm-11pm
  • TuesdayDinner: 6pm-11pm
  • WednesdayDinner: 6pm-11pm
  • ThursdayDinner: 6pm-11pm
  • FridayDinner: 6pm-11pm
  • SaturdayDinner: 6pm-11pm

Access

Open to Hotel Xcaret Arte guests. Guests of Hotel Xcaret Mexico generally cannot dine here; sources differ on exceptions.

Who can dine where at the Xcaret hotels

Format

A la carteTeppanyaki show (tables of about 12)Omakase (surcharge)

Ambiance

livelystylishindoorgroup-friendlyteppanyaki show

Dietary

Gluten-free optionsVegetarian optionsVegan limited (spicy soy beans, gohan rice, cucumber hosomaki)

Good for

GroupsDate nightSushi fansAdults only

Planning

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Common questions

  • What kind of food does Tah-Xido serve at Hotel Xcaret Arte?

    Contemporary Japanese and Asian fusion by Chef Luis Arzapalo: sushi rolls, nigiri, sashimi, temaki, ramen, black cod in miso and dim sum, plus teppanyaki cooked at your table.

  • Is Tah-Xido included in the all-inclusive plan at Hotel Xcaret Arte?

    The a la carte menu and teppanyaki are included. The omakase has been reported as an extra charge of about USD 200 per person.

  • When is Tah-Xido open?

    Dinner only, daily from 6:00pm to 11:00pm.

  • Do I need a reservation for Tah-Xido?

    Yes. Reservations are required and teppanyaki tables fill first, so book through the Wish List or app before arrival.