MasaHouse Restaurant Mexico City property, Japanese cuisine Miguel Hidalgo, Mexican architecture images
MasaHouse Restaurant in Mexico City
2 February 2026
Design: Estereotomia ARQ
Location: Mexico City, Mexico
Photos by Jaime Navarro
MasaHouse Restaurant, Mexico City
MasaHouse, an exquisite culinary haven meticulously crafted by Estereotomia Architects, stands as a testament to the seamless integration of modern design and gastronomic indulgence.
This avant-garde restaurant is an architectural must visit, constructed with a fusion of natural steel metal plates, natural wood elements, black glass walls, and specially designed luminaries (AYOTLI) built by hand with wood canvas and gold leaf, silver leaf, and copper leaf hearts, creating a harmonious blend of industrial chic and organic warmth.
Upon entering MasaHouse, the sleek exterior, adorned with steel metal wall plates, invites patrons into a world where contemporary design meets culinary excellence. The exterior’s clean lines and bold use of wood planks exude an air of sophistication, hinting at the innovative dining experience that awaits within.
The interior of MasaHouse is a symphony of textures and materials. The steel framework, expertly incorporated into the design, not only provides structural elegance, but also serves as a canvas for the play of natural light reflection, creating an ever-changing interplay of shadows and reflections throughout the day.
The architectural ingenuity is further enhanced by the extensive use of natural wood, softening the industrial edges, and adding a touch of warmth to the ambiance. Wooden accents, from the flooring to the furniture, bring an earthy, grounding element to the overall aesthetic.
The choice of wood also contributes to a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere, encouraging patrons to relax and savor their dining experience.
MasaHouse’s illumination design is a key element in shaping the dining ambiance. Thoughtfully positioned light fixtures, hanging from the ceiling, or integrated into the architecture, create a warm and inviting glow. The interplay between natural and artificial lighting enhances the mood, allowing the restaurant to transition seamlessly from a vibrant daytime eatery to an intimate evening retreat.
As patrons dine, they are surrounded by a sensory feast of modern design, delectable aromas, and the subtle symphony of ambient sounds. The marriage of Estereotomia Architects’ visionary design, the strength of steel, the warmth of natural wood, and the artistry of lighting culminate in MasaHouse—a culinary destination that not only tantalizes the taste buds, but also elevates the dining experience to a visual and tactile experience.
Estereotomia ARQ
Estereotomia ARQ is an award-winning architecture and design studio based in Mexico, known for transforming clear concepts into crafted spaces and objects. This Mexican architectural studio combines rigorous tectonics, refined materiality, and contemporary digital workflows to deliver architecture, interiors, and bespoke elements—from restaurants and cultural interventions to custom furniture and lighting—built with precision, purpose, and lasting character.
Architecture: Estereotomia ARQ – https://www.estereotomia.mx/
Photos: Jaime Navarro
MasaHouse Restaurant Mexico City building images / information received 220126
Location: Monte Everest 730, Lomas de Chapultepec, Miguel Hidalgo, 11000 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico City, México, North America
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