According to TasteAtlas, a culinary guide that reviews and rates dishes around the world, these are the five most popular.
Pizza
Its origin is thought to date back to the ancient Egyptians, although it was prepared very differently from its current form. It was in Naples that pizza became popular, first as a flatbread eaten with tomato, and later as the delicious dish we know today.
Ostería 8

Sinaloa 252, Roma Norte, Cuauhtémoc
T. 55 5212 2008
IG. @osteria_8
Belfiore

Presidente Masaryk 514, Polanco, Miguel Hidalgo
T. 55 5282 0413
Balboa

Río Lerma 94, Cuauhtémoc, Cuauhtémoc
T. 55 5207 3476
IG. @balboapizerria
Sushi
Sushi originated simply as a way to preserve fish. Later, it became the most emblematic dish of the region and has been exported to the world at large.
Yoru

Sinaloa 156, Roma Norte, Cuauhtémoc
T. 55 1609 6323
IG: @yorusushi
Deigo & Kaito

J. Enrique Pestalozzi 1238, Del Valle Centro, Benito Juárez
T. 55 9133 1476
Koku

Río Lerma 94, Cuauhtémoc, Cuauhtémoc
T. 55 5207 3344
IG. @kokumx
Burgers
The burger is an evolution of the German steak according to some origin stories. It was given the name hamburger when German immigrants arrived from the port of Hamburg to the United States, though there is no certain connection to that city.
La Burguesa

D. Cozumel 67, Roma Norte, Cuauhtémoc
T. 55 6272 7078
Black Burger

Humboldt 24, Centro, Cuauhtémoc
IG. @blackburgersmx
Shake Shack

Insurgentes Sur 866, Del Valle, Benito Juárez
IG. @shakeshackmx
Ramen
Thought to have descended from Chinese noodles, the broth is so important to this delicacy that, if it is not prepared well, it can ruin the whole dish.
Kazu’z Kitchen

Av. Isaac Newton 105, Polanco, Miguel Hidalgo
T. 55 5280 4818
IG. @kazuskitchen
Ram Ramen

Lago Zurich 245, Ampliación Granada, Miguel Hidalgo
T. 56 2426 7426
IG. @ramramencdmx
Rokai Ramen

Río Ebro 89, Cuauhtémoc, Cuauhtémoc
T. 56 3035 4220
IG. @rokairamen
Tacos
Just the word makes our mouths water! But taco didn’t always have the same meaning. In the 18th century it referred to the gunpowder that was wrapped in paper to set the explosive charges in the silver mines and was known as a miner’s taco.
Los Güeros

Sur 103 401, Héroes de Churubusco, Coyoacán
T. 55 2458 4023
Tacos Manolo

Luz Saviñón 1305, Narvarte Poniente, Benito Juárez
T. 55 7095 8071
IG. @tacos_manolo
El Parnita

Av. Yucatán 84, Roma Norte, Cuauhtémoc
T. 55 5264 7551
IG. @el_parnita_roma