El 123

Restaurant and art gallery in the historic center of Mexico City. This was a great find, the vibe is chilled. I recommend ordering to share, for appetizers get the spring rolls with shrimp and the Tom Yam soup. As an entree we got the chicken that comes with salad and rice. The mango ice cream dessert was delicious. Great for groups. Prices are fair.

A lovely Thai restaurant with lots of green, live trees surrounding the tables. The wait staff was very professional and attentive. The food was great. We ordered a lamb dish. The meat had wonderful fla5, seasoned just right. I wish it was a little more on the medium rare side, but it was still good. The Green Curry was fantastic. Exact flavor as expected from this dish. I love Thai food and cook it at home often, so I can get pretty critical sometimes :) Rice and salad that accompanied both dishes were tasty, the rice perfectly cooked and the veggies very fresh. We also tried their maracuyá drink, which was delicious and crepa for desert. I was not sure what to expect with crepa, and thought it would be a regular crepe with fruit. In reality, it turned out to be a layered crepe cake, with light cream between the layers topped with strawberry and chocolate. It was scrumptious. Would love to come back and try more dishes!

Artículo 123 is a favorite of mine and consistently serves one of the best pad thais in Mexico City. During my last visit, I was impressed by the prompt service and the attentiveness of the staff. Since I have a mild peanut allergy, they were careful to respect my request for no peanuts on the pad thai, which I really appreciate! The portion sizes are on the smaller side, but the prices are reasonable, making it a good value for a delicious pad thai. The vibe of the restaurant is unique and artsy, with its two-story layout adding to the overall charm. Although the surroundings outside the restaurant aren’t the most picturesque, Artículo 123 is a must-visit spot for great thai food in CDMX.

Stopped by with some friends for lunch after being recommended this place. The food was so so good and the price was pretty good too!

I came here after all day looking for gluten free food. As Thai food is usually OK, I was very happy to have a meal here. Atmosphere is absolutely amazing, staff were pleasant and food fanstastic.

I wanted to like this place. The inside is beautifully done. But if you're hungry, the portions are small especially for the prices. We had pad thai, but mine had less noodles and was very soupy. We asked and tried to see if they'd recognize the very obvious difference between our dishes, but the server flat out denied it saying they weigh their noodles...... Chicken in pad thai is frozen, not fresh. Tofu in my pad thai tasted good. Server spilled my mineral bottle of water onto the table, did not apologize or even slightly adjust the bill! Unprofessional staff...overall vibe here is way too casual laid back "hipster"...staff has no idea or training that running a restaurant is a service-based business. The taste was good, but the overall experience was too disappointing, I would not recommend or return. Pad Thai with any protein is 220 pesos....expensive for being in a not nice part of Centro, especially given the small portion size.

In terms of expectations the food was terrible! Everything I mean everything was super sweet except for the dessert. It wasn’t sweet. We ordered 2 noodle dishes both super sweet. We ordered green curry- it was just sweet green water with boiled veggies. It came with salad that was topped with melted ice cream as dressing. And we ordered Thai sticky rice with mango that’s my favorite dessert but to my surprise it was regular rice dumped in watery coconut water topped with blandest mango ice cream. Service was good and chai latte was good. Pictures don’t do justice. They came out nice.

What a wonderful find! The decor, music and plants create a cool, comfortable ambiance and the food does not disappoint. The dishes are a fusion of Mexican and Thai, and are full of flavor. I came with a group of friends and each of us were pleased with our menu choices. The servings are not huge so it’s unlikely that you’ll have leftovers to take home, but that just means you have to savor every bite. Well worth a visit. PS. Be sure to check your bill. When I got home and checked the receipt, I found we’d been charged for a drink I had ordered but not received.

Restaurant and art gallery in the historic center of Mexico City. This was a great find, the vibe is chilled. I recommend ordering to share, for appetizers get the spring rolls with shrimp and the Tom Yam soup. As an entree we got the chicken that comes with salad and rice. The mango ice cream dessert was delicious. Great for groups. Prices are fair.

A lovely Thai restaurant with lots of green, live trees surrounding the tables. The wait staff was very professional and attentive. The food was great. We ordered a lamb dish. The meat had wonderful fla5, seasoned just right. I wish it was a little more on the medium rare side, but it was still good. The Green Curry was fantastic. Exact flavor as expected from this dish. I love Thai food and cook it at home often, so I can get pretty critical sometimes :) Rice and salad that accompanied both dishes were tasty, the rice perfectly cooked and the veggies very fresh. We also tried their maracuyá drink, which was delicious and crepa for desert. I was not sure what to expect with crepa, and thought it would be a regular crepe with fruit. In reality, it turned out to be a layered crepe cake, with light cream between the layers topped with strawberry and chocolate. It was scrumptious. Would love to come back and try more dishes!

Artículo 123 is a favorite of mine and consistently serves one of the best pad thais in Mexico City. During my last visit, I was impressed by the prompt service and the attentiveness of the staff. Since I have a mild peanut allergy, they were careful to respect my request for no peanuts on the pad thai, which I really appreciate! The portion sizes are on the smaller side, but the prices are reasonable, making it a good value for a delicious pad thai. The vibe of the restaurant is unique and artsy, with its two-story layout adding to the overall charm. Although the surroundings outside the restaurant aren’t the most picturesque, Artículo 123 is a must-visit spot for great thai food in CDMX.

Stopped by with some friends for lunch after being recommended this place. The food was so so good and the price was pretty good too!

I came here after all day looking for gluten free food. As Thai food is usually OK, I was very happy to have a meal here. Atmosphere is absolutely amazing, staff were pleasant and food fanstastic.

I wanted to like this place. The inside is beautifully done. But if you're hungry, the portions are small especially for the prices. We had pad thai, but mine had less noodles and was very soupy. We asked and tried to see if they'd recognize the very obvious difference between our dishes, but the server flat out denied it saying they weigh their noodles...... Chicken in pad thai is frozen, not fresh. Tofu in my pad thai tasted good. Server spilled my mineral bottle of water onto the table, did not apologize or even slightly adjust the bill! Unprofessional staff...overall vibe here is way too casual laid back "hipster"...staff has no idea or training that running a restaurant is a service-based business. The taste was good, but the overall experience was too disappointing, I would not recommend or return. Pad Thai with any protein is 220 pesos....expensive for being in a not nice part of Centro, especially given the small portion size.

In terms of expectations the food was terrible! Everything I mean everything was super sweet except for the dessert. It wasn’t sweet. We ordered 2 noodle dishes both super sweet. We ordered green curry- it was just sweet green water with boiled veggies. It came with salad that was topped with melted ice cream as dressing. And we ordered Thai sticky rice with mango that’s my favorite dessert but to my surprise it was regular rice dumped in watery coconut water topped with blandest mango ice cream. Service was good and chai latte was good. Pictures don’t do justice. They came out nice.

What a wonderful find! The decor, music and plants create a cool, comfortable ambiance and the food does not disappoint. The dishes are a fusion of Mexican and Thai, and are full of flavor. I came with a group of friends and each of us were pleased with our menu choices. The servings are not huge so it’s unlikely that you’ll have leftovers to take home, but that just means you have to savor every bite. Well worth a visit. PS. Be sure to check your bill. When I got home and checked the receipt, I found we’d been charged for a drink I had ordered but not received.