Located on Carretera Ramal Tucta, Yokok’ux Sabor ancestral is a hidden gem in Tabasco, Mexico, renowned for its authentic traditional cuisine. Customers rave about the seamless blend of cultural and gastronomic experiences this restaurant offers. Juan Daniel Cruz Jimenez highlights the harmonious connection to nature and culture, complemented by friendly staff and live music, creating a vibrant atmosphere. The establishment also features a small museum, enriching guests’ understanding of the region's history and traditions.
Yolibeth De La Cruz emphasizes the restaurant's commitment to authenticity, noting that dishes are made to order, ensuring fresh and flavorful meals. While service may take longer, the wait is well worth it for dishes that capture the essence of Tabasco. The highlights include unique offerings like the matali drink, praised for its refreshing and smoky flavor, as well as the delicate nuances found in dishes like beef barbecue wrapped in banana leaves, celebrated by Antonio Perez as an experience for the palate.
The visually appealing decor, including photo spots featuring local flora and costumes, adds to the charm. Overall, Yokok'ux is recommended for its delightful cuisine and tranquil country vibe, ensuring every visit is a pleasurable journey into ancestral flavors.
Amenities and More
Service options
Outdoor seating
Kerbside pickup
Takeaway
Dine-in
Delivery
Highlights
Great beer selection
Great cocktails
Great coffee
Great dessert
Popular for
Lunch
Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible seating
Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Offerings
Alcohol
Beer
Cocktails
Coffee
Food
Quick bite
Small plates
Dining options
Breakfast
Brunch
Lunch
Dessert
Seating
Amenities
Bar on site
Toilet
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi
Atmosphere
Casual
Cosy
Quiet
Trendy
Crowd
Family friendly
Groups
LGBTQ+ friendly
Tourists
Transgender safe space
Planning
Accepts reservations
Payments
Credit cards
Debit cards
Credit cards
Children
Good for kids
High chairs
Parking
Free of charge street parking
Free parking lot
Parking
Pets
Dogs allowed
Photos
Reviews For Yokok’ux Sabor ancestral
Juan Daniel Cruz Jimenez
Jul 1,2025
Wow, I actually really liked this restaurant, I was fascinated to see how incredible it connects the environment and the cultural-gastronomic aspect. The staff is very friendly, the food is delicious, you even find a museum here. This place is open until approximately 6 in the afternoon, just 40 minutes from Villahermosa. Live music.
Yolibeth De La Cruz
Jun 4,2025
The restaurant fulfills its objective of knowing the traditional foods of Tabasco. We ordered several dishes and the costs range from 200; It takes a little while to serve the dishes, but it is because each meal is prepared at the moment (it is not previously prepared), so be patient in waiting for your food. It has areas to take photos, such as the space where the yumte'e tree is located and the wings that are made with tree leaves. They also have typical costumes of the state and very beautiful sculptures. I recommend the matali drink, it is very refreshing and has a smoky flavor.
Hector Moran
May 23,2025
Varied and traditional food, worth a visit because the seasoning is delicious. They have a small but very pretty museum, and the atmosphere is pleasant.
Antonio Perez
May 17,2025
Such a simple and impressive place, the attention of the staff and kindness at all times, you feel that country atmosphere and above all you breathe tranquility. As their motto says, ancestral flavor suits it very well, personally I ate beef barbecue and it was very pleasant for my palate to feel all those flavors, especially the faint flavor of the banana leaf stood out. Very recommendable
Martin
May 8,2025
Lovely place with a museum part where one of the employee showed and told us story about the ancestral ways.
Wiliado David Hernandez
Apr 21,2025
A gastronomic experience closely tied to the ancestral cuisine of the Olmec Maya region. The dishes we tasted were excellent. I highly recommend the Pejelagarto salpicon. We finished with a warapo that I hadn't tried in years, but it reminded me of my childhood with my great-grandmother in Comalcalco—it was phenomenal.
Anouk Gutierrez
Mar 22,2025
A good experience. It has a museum and a large patio to thank nature for what it provides. The food is good, but some portions are small, but you'll still be full. No dish is anything you wouldn't find anywhere else, but everything has flavor, combined with the traditional preparation. The place is quiet and the service is good.
Reviews For Yokok’ux Sabor ancestral