Can't say enough about this place. Atmosphere has to be five stars...they even have their own…read moreplaylist on Spotify! It's a vibe for sure. Great mix of young, more sophisticated older, families, and singles. Favorite spot for us was in the lounge facing the bar. We loved people watching as parties arrived. Service is attentive without being obtrusive and all those that brought anything to our table did so with a pleasant smile. The food is the star. We had lunch here, thought it was so good, we went back for dinner. We loved that it was the same menu! What we ordered: Salty Edamame - 5/5 Black cod gyoza - 5/5 Fried Tofu - 10/5 Yellowtail Hamachi - 10/5 Seared Salmon - 10/5 We dipped our edamame in the sauce! Seared tuna - 5/5 Beef Skewers - 5/5 Grilled Chilean Sea Bass - 20/5 My husband poured the sauce over a bowl of rice to finish! We finished with the pecan pie & sweet potato ice cream - 5/5 Loved the Japanese Kokuto bites!

Omg the food is amazing the atmosphere is beautiful and everyone is so kind. One of my favorite…read moreplaces!

The presentation of food and drinks was amazing. We ordered a variety of things to try and was not…read moredisappointed. We had a lot of fun with the variety of drinks and their unique nature. Be sure to make a reservation!

The food was excellent and fresh !!! The service was excellent and very friendly Samara and Brian…read morewere great people and Phillip was hysterical making the table laugh and feel at home. Frederica the hostess was very kind and im sorry i cannot remember the bartenders name but his knowledge of cocktails was excellent and his kindness to help get a cab and make sure we got in safely was very much appreciated!! All the best and continued success!! Vincent

Delicious food, reasonably priced and excellent service! They kindly welcomed us even though their…read morekitchen had just closed.

I wish I lived in London. If I did then I'll be here twice a week ! I can't tell you how much I…read morelove this place. I come back twice a year just for my sushi. Best ever lunch sets. The salmon is the best. Well it's my favorite. Service is always professional and very friendly. Nice ambience and I love it. Highly recommend if visiting London. Thank you chef Eric and Marianna !!! See you soon !!

When it's too cold for an LA girl in London, I crave some piping hot broth with noodles. Luckily,…read moremy friend was craving Japanese food as well. I started off with the Rockin' Shrimp (to be honest, I forgot the name and I can't load the menu back home), which was very similar to the shrimp appetizer of a similar name from the chain RA Sushi here. Very juicy succulent pieces of shrimp in a light tempura batter with a salad underneath. A good amount of shrimp overall. Loved the dipping sauces, which was a sriracha mayo/aioli and a green spicy dipping sauce. My friend and I liked the green sauce more, even though we liked both sauces. I had a bite of my friend's beef yakisoba and she liked it, but I like yakisoba a bit drier and this was a bit saucy for me. The beef was flavorful but not the most tender. My udon was one of the best I've had. Clear broth that needed no added flavors at all and perfect udon noodles with the right bite. The tempura was very light and had sweet potato, zucchini, shrimp and a red bell pepper. Prices were decent and not terribly expensive for a Japanese place, considering the quality. If it were not as cold, we both would have tried their sushi.

The fish was fresh and amazing! Service was spot on and loved the quaintness off this nook!read more

Fabulous setting as you get to sit among the alluring food display in the exquisite Harrods but…read morethis is not the place to enjoy sushi for 2 reasons. It is bloody expensive and sub par in taste and freshness. When you order sushi rolls, they bring out pre-rolled sushi from Tupperware out, which they cut and plate. They're probably still relatively fresh (ie rolled within the day), but it is quite surprising that an establishment that charges 18 - 40 pounds per roll to not roll sushi upon order. Pro: great green tea.

As the name Harrod's would suggest sushi here at this tiny bar is really, really good. It is fresh,…read moretasty and authentic. Keep an eye on the silent Japanese chef preparing your bits and pieces while also watching the shoppers rushing by. Only a couple of seats are placed around the bar which could make it feel slightly cramped during busy times. On their small menu they got the usual sushi / nigeri variations, miso soup and a couple of (non-alcoholic only?) drinks. It's expensive indeed bit it's simply worth it. :)

Solid option for lunch, but too expensive for what it is. Small place with mostly bar seating,…read morewhich is nice since you can see the sushi chefs work their artistry, but may not be suitable for parties 4+. It's a serious sushi place with a neon sign above the bar that says "no soy sauce" since they want you to appreciate the flavors of the dish. Best thing I had was the negi toro handroll. I also had a great unagi special, but unfortunately it may not always be available. I also tried some of the omakase (which was good but variable in taste) and the donburi was ok. The wasabi garlic edamame was very heavy on the garlic taste and honestly I think I would've just preferred it with light salt.

food was good. Service was a bit strange the waiter multiple times said "oh let me see if I can…read moreremember what this is" I enjoyed it though

The most prevalent of all the Grab N Go sushi, I literally ate at Wasabi's all over London the…read moremost. Even if was to pop in and gab a manju and matcha or an onigiri and Oicha. One thing is for certain is they are extremely consistent. There is something to appreciate about seeing a Wasabi, walking in and grabbing a small box and drink for a few pounds and it being exactly the same as the one you were at yesterday several kilometers away. It's the McDonalds of Japanese. I sure will miss them the most. I even dropped in on one in Birmingham Bullring and it was exactly the same as the first one I visited here in Knightsbridge. I can't wait to try one when I get back to LA and see if it's the same or not. That would be just something short of amazing if the consistency was the same as here in London. Honestly, if I walked by one back home before this trip, I probably wouldn't even look twice or think about out. But now, for bits n pieces, this is a must snack-a-roni for me. I'll be happy to report back if and when I do.

I love wasabi. It's makes a delicious and inexpensive meal. I love all their rolls, the salmon…read moresushi, milk tea boba, and their chicken Katsu- they're all amazing. The only downside would be that there may not be any seats available especially during lunch hours. I would recommend anyone visiting London to try eating at Wasabi, especially if you're in for a quick, inexpensive and delicious meal.

Decent food for the price. Wanted something quick and this place had ready to eat on the shelf…read more Not the best but hit the spot....

Why does Wasabi charge for soy sauce packets and wasabi? I don't get it... Sure it's like, 5 pence…read morea packet, but I don't think that's the way to go. There are so many of these around London. I've tried the teriyaki chicken onigri rice ball, the spicy chicken somen, and the curry chicken katsu. I would get the noodle soup and curry again, but avoid the rice ball. There's not much chicken and the flavor isn't amazing. Also get the curry during lunch hours so it's still hot! Sushi selection is pretty limited too. Sure, there seems to be a lot, but the variations are broken down into three categories: veggie sushi (with either egg, seaweed, or tofu), salmon (salmon sushi, even the CA rolls have them), or meat (teriyaki sushi). That's basically it. And because I don't eat salmon, it's pretty limited. 5 stars for convenience and affordability. 3 stars for selection. 3.5 stars for taste.

Great sushi. It's a great spot to eat alone; you can sit at the sushi counter. Wu the chef was…read morefunny, and made anything I requested Staff is friendly. Amazing lunch specials.

Food is always great. Prices are pretty cheap for London. Portions never disappoint too. Would…read morerecommend their Chicken Katsu Bento or their Chicken Katsu Curry.

First time there with my colleagues for a dinner ! The…read moreplace itself is really small and our group of 14 people had the place for ourselves ! Very comfy ! The place is owned by a Japanese family of six, all working together. This is place is not known for their sushi ( forget it, it's not the main food of Japanese food) but for their katsu ( fried food ) we ordered different dishes to share : edamame, kushikatsu, fried oysters, fishcake, pork, some greens... and of course sake ! Everything was very tasty, it reminded me Japan so much ! I totally recommend this place for enjoying nice and real Japanese food! Also it's not too pricy for London

This teeny tiny gem of a restaurant is absolutely fantastic. After stopping by in the afternoon,…read moreand finding they were only open in the evenings, say after 6pm, we called ahead to book a table for 2 at 7:00pm. It was a good thing we did, because the place filled up soon after we were seated. This please specializes in battered fried awesome on a stick. So do order some of these fun dishes. I also tried a bit of their sushi, and it was tasty and unfussy. But I think the highlight of the meal was trying new flavours, such as deep fried shrimp wrapped in perilla leaf. They also have a very nice sake and shochu selection. Try the red bean ice cream. Very subtle and a lovely texture with mashed beans included. Our hostess/waitress was a one woman wonder, and she made sure we loved everything. Don't be afriad to ask if you don't know what a sauce or side dish is. I learned I really like the yellow pickled radish called takuan that came with my partner's meal. and it made the hostess super happy too boot, as apparently, according to her, many younger Japanese don't like the flavour. Ah well, I know I did.