Salmon cooked on teriyaki sauce, mixed veg and pickles
Teriyaki EelGBP 10.25
Grilled fresh water eel with teriyaki sauce, mixed veg and pickles
Gyoza
Chicken GyozaGBP 4.50
Vegetable GyozaGBP 3.95
Prawn GyozaGBP 4.95
Drinks
Asahi Beer 330mlGBP 3.95
Sapporo Beer 330mlGBP 3.95
House Red Wine 750mlGBP 10.50
House White Wine 750mlGBP 10.50
House Rose Wine 750mlGBP 11.25
Coke 330mlGBP 1.25
Diet Coke 330mlGBP 1.25
Still Water 500mlGBP 1.25
Sparkling Water 500mlGBP 1.25
Sake 750mlGBP 12.95
Desserts
BnJ Ice CreamGBP 4.50
Dorayaki (Custard Cream)GBP 2.75
MochiGBP 2.75
Sides / Sauces
Plain RiceGBP 1.95
Curry SauceGBP 1.95
Classic Miso SoupGBP 2.10
Sweet Chilly SauceGBP 0.25
Spicy MayoGBP 0.25
Goma DressingGBP 0.25
Teriyaki SauceGBP 0.25
Unagi SauceGBP 0.25
Reviews
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3.7
3.7
(3)
4.0Food
4.1Service
2.6Ambience
3.6Value
Noise • Moderate
3 Reviews
LH
LHReviews Gold
London76 reviews
3.0
Dined on 20 January 2018
Overall 3
Food 3
Service 3
Ambience 1
After a long activity filled Saturday out, kids wanted to have sushi and we did not want to go too far, spend too much money or stress out from having an upscale sushi restaurant with tired kids so we looked for something local and easy.
We had a sashimi platter, prawn tempura, gyoza, chicken katsu don and a few rolls. The quality of the sushi was fine, better than the likes of Itsu but not as good as sushi specialist restaurants. The prawn tempura was fried prawns and decent, but not flaky with a proper panko crust as a traditional prawn tempura should be. The chicken gyoza was very good, nicely juicy filling with light pan fried crisp on the outside. The katsu don was generously portioned and tasty. The sushi rolls were fine and kids loved the cucumber roll and the salmon roll we ordered them. The sushi pieces they ordered were also fine with long thin slices of fish. The sashimi platter was 9 pieces of fish, of which there were 3 slices of salmon and then 1 or 2 slices of a few other fishes (tuna, mackerel, prawn). The dragon roll was an avocado roll with tempura prawn and panko bits on top – I didn’t find it all that interesting but can see why others might with the textures and tastes. The quality of the fish was fine, not outstanding but certainly good enough for this local restaurant and good enough for the kids to enjoy it.
We were the only eat-in family at the restaurant and there was a constant stream of take-away drivers coming and going. The restaurant is small and doesn’t have any atmosphere so I can see why people prefer take away. When we were there the smoke detector kept beeping with low battery which contributed to the lack of atmosphere. That being said, it was fine for what we needed that evening. Will we go back? Probably not unless the children are desperate and we are not up for splashing out. This is a decent place for local sushi takeaway but for eating in – there are more interesting options nearby to consider.
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Ginny
London4 reviews
2.0
Dined on 9 November 2017
Overall 2
Food 4
Service 1
Ambience 1
It has been very disappointing. We went there after checking the menu on line on OpenTable and we found a different menu with different prices. Many dishes missing a la carte, prices are more expensive than the ones shown. Even deliveroo prices are different and cheaper. It looks like it’s better if you order take away otherwise you have to pay more and not choices. That’s why the restaurant was empty, only the 2 of us and another table of 2 and for the rest only delivery drivers in&out. Really recommended to update menu and prices to avoid a bad surprise.
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tteo
London1 review
4.0
Dined on 23 October 2017
Overall 4
Food 5
Service 5
Ambience 3
I think the food was really good!
The place is small and nice and service is good.
The only thing I would change is the type of music, I like japanese music when I go to a japanese/sushi restaurant. Also is a shame that there are so many deliveroos driver coming constantly... it ruins the atmosphere, but I guess business is business.