Excellent food. Cute ambiance. Kind, quick service. Good price…read more I enjoyed the Salmon Set. 10/10!

The special ramen was very good, with multiple eggs and a very tasty broth. What was a little weird…read morewas the noodles hung together a little too much at first like they were straight from packaging, and the okra was served as sticks. Service was decent.

Great hearty ramen. Everything is so tasty but I've made a huge mistake to order the spicy one…read morebecause it was unbearably spicy. We also tried the chicken broth one but it's definitely not as intense as the pork broth. If you don't have any dietary restrictions, highly recommend the pork soup. Chicken karage is very nice as well! We mixed the soy sauce and vinegar together for a dipping sauce and it cuts down the oiliness so it was perfect. Wait staff is nice and alway accommodating our request!

I had to wait a little to get in but it was still under like 15 mins. They seemed to be busy but…read moreits to be expected as they are only about a 10 seater restaurant inside with a few tables outdoors. The server was really nice and it looked like he was the only one working at the time so he was doing everything and trying his best to get me seated asap. Once I was seated, placing my order and getting my food was very quick. I ordered a lunch set and I got to say the soup base was kinda bland for a ramen which I feel like is pretty flavorful and the dumplings were just okay. The frozen ones I've had at home have more flavor...The chili oil definitely helped with the flavor though. This lunch set was a great deal though for all that and a cocktail I paid under 20 pounds. What i got Small Lunch set -Kakugiri with pork gyoza Smoke Hibiscus Margarita Price $ Food 5 Atmosphere 7 Service 7

Very good sushi. Fast service, fresh fish, and reasonable prices. Best of all, they have Japanese…read moreeggplant baked with miso paste! A real treat if you want something different.

The sushi here was delicious! We had the dragon roll and the 15pc sashimi and both tasted great. I…read moredid feel like the place was a little expensive but the quality matched the price.

The food is great the service is great the ambiance is zin. The quality of sushi is excellent.read more

Fantastic food and service. Truly fresh fish. Excellent Saki menu. Very friendly and prompt…read moreservice. The restaurant itself is set in a quiet neighborhood, which we loved. About a 2-3 min walk to the Underground. We'll come here again!

Great！Tastes delicious and waiters here are so nice. I love eating Ramen and seaweed so much. Next…read moretime I'll try sushi.

This place is great! Came here for lunch, there is no wait at all. Our server was friendly and…read morehelpful. The menu is fairly extensive, and there are two menus, which look identical from the outside but one is for sushi, the other is for ramen, entrees, etc.

My daughter and I went for lunch and were totally ignored. Service is nonexistent. We finally…read moregave up and left without eating. Maybe half the tables had guests. Other diners were being served. Just not us. We had high hopes for a lovely time in Notting Hill but unfortunately picked this place.

They have the "golden hour" advertising outside of the restaurant but people in the restaurant…read moredoesn't seem to know about it. Not only that they don't even have the golden hour menu and the server has to spell everything out for me, they did NOT offer wine on golden hour price when it clearly says it on the golden hour advertisement. And the worst part is, the regular price of these "discounted" items are pretty much £1-2 different than the golden hour price - what a scam. If you had to come here, try their fried chicken for £5 during golden hour and make sure they charge you the discounted price because after so much fuss that we make, they still managed to bill us regular price when we ask for the bill - lucky we check it. We went around 6 and there's literally one table occupied. Absolutely no ambiance and you feel like the server is constantly keeping their eyes on you.

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.

I love this place. Love how friendly the staff are and how clean the place is. The food is just so…read morefresh.. I have been Japan and out of all the places I have been in London this comes the closest to feeling like your are in Japan. I had Japanese curry, prawn tempura and Japanese dumplings, nothing was frozen, was all made fresh. It's a little pricy but it's in high gate so everywhere is going to be a little more costly then your average place.. I have always said that I don't mind paying a little more over the odds if the food is good. Little Tip. If you get there 10 minutes before closing they some times give away free food when you buy something.

Absolutely brilliant, a hidden gem. Get in quick as this place will be queued out the door soon!…read moreAmazing sushi, dumplings and even ramen. We are lucky enough to live close and come here a lot.

The ramen shop is a bit tight but does have lots of seating. The service is good…read more The ramen. This a tonkotsu shop so the noodles are thin. The soup was really decent. I got the Cha-Mori. It was not worth it. The slices of meat were too thin. The regular tonkotsu x would have been good enough. The hanjuku egg was not worth the extra as well. Instead of paying extra for the meat and egg, order a bowl of rice. There is plenty of small chunks of chashu and would go well to eat together after the noodles are gone.

4-ish stars rounded up. Pretty solid ramen shop!…read more I ordered the gekikara and it was pleasingly spicy; not chugging-water-spicy but still in-your-face-spicy. :p Very flavorful broth but as a nitpick it was a tad overly salty. Decent chashu pork belly; tasty but not the most succulent. Well-seasoned tan-tan minced pork but on the dry side. I requested kata (firm) noodles but the noodles were pretty soft.....still enjoyable to eat though. As for my drink I had the homemade jasmine tea lemonade. Kinda over-brewed-bitter lol. Very polite and attentive service (pretty much boosted my rating)! Overall I'd say this spot is a recommend from me if you already happen to be in the area.

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.