luna modern mexican kitchen

great food, ambiance, art. awesome ambiance. make sure to walk around the restaurant to enjoy the amazing art from local artist . best of all the food!!! fantastic; including the apetizers. empanadas, sopes, and just about any main dish from the menu.

habanero bbq ribs. a blend of sweet & spicy, but not too hot ribs. addictive.

luna takes the traditional mexican fare and modernizes it with its spin.  their offerings veer from the traditional offerings enough that choosing an entree fills one with indecision. carnitas de lechon pibil which as their menu states comprises banana leaf steam pibil pork, fired plantain rice, frijoles de la olla, pico de gallo, guacamole, smoked chile

impressive but also a letdown. mexican cuisine is much more diverse than many people realize and perhaps having "modern" in the name upped my expectations, but i did not consider my visit to be a life-changing experience.
it was nice to see a mexican restaurant in a theme other than the stereotypical one found throughout the usa. the design represents the "modern". another thing that represents the "modern" is the plating techniques that are not often used at mexican restaurants. it is easy to discern that actual culinary training is being put to good use here and i have always been impressed by nicely plated dishes.
menu selections do not push the envelope however, and i did not think that the flavors were up to the level of the presentation. very nice tequila display and selection although i was not drinking. for me, luna modern mexican kitchen was acceptable but fell a bit short food-wise.

fabulous. the food and the service was awesome!! a very pleasant surprise, funky simple, elegant decor. one of the best experiences we have had in this area in quite sometime. prices are very fair for the product you are receiving, presentation is very inviting and portion is perfect!! we will defiantly be returning!!

we have had some real good luck with what i would call, "upscale mexican" restaurants. in oc we have several good options for this genre of cuisine. sol cocina, gabbi's, cha cha's, and some would even include javier's in the mix (i wouldn't though!). the trend has even spread to the inland empire, and lucky for us we were going to be meeting up with our good friend anthony, and his wife sabrina. luna modern mexican kitchen is kind of in an awkward area, so if you are not looking for it you might miss it. the area is dominated by some office buildings and the aroma of lone star steakhouse nearby. in fact, luna is located on the bottom floor of one of these office buildings. after entering the restaurant we had the feeling we were not in corona anymore. the vibe here reminded us of a vegas restaurant. a high tower of all the tequilas they feature are enclosed in a glass case behind the hostess stand, the lighting, and the woo

i'm a big eater and not much on presentation. with that being said presentation was great and warranted commenting. portions enough for me and great for my wife. this is a great restaurant for dates and price point is superb.

absolutely loved the food here and the service and decor were wonderful, we will definitely be going back.

food was very, very good. service was even better. we severely lack quality restaurants in the inland empire so make sure to visit luna and give it some business so it stays open!