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The world today is experiencing an enormous increase in data traffic, coupled with demand for greater quality of experience (QoE) and performance. Increasing mobile traffic leads to congestion of backhaul networks. One promising solution to this problem is the mo-bile edge network (MEN) and consequently mobile edge caching. In this paper, a survey of mobile edge caching using machine leing is explored. Even though a lot of work and sur-veys have been conducted on mobile edge caching, our efforts in this paper are rather focused on the survey of machine leing based mobile edge caching. Issues affecting edge caching, such as caching entities, caching policies and caching algorithms, are discussed. The ma-chine leing algorithms applied to edge caching are reviewed followed by a discussion on the challenges and future works in this field. This survey shows that edge caching can reduce delay and subsequently the backhaul traffic of the network; most caching is conducted at the small base stations (SBSs) and caching at unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) is recently used to accommodate mobile users who dissociate from SBSs. This survey also demonstrates that machine leing approach is the state of the art and reinforcement leing is predominant.