The name is deceiving (would think it's a pub), but it is a great little sushi place! Amazing…read moreservice! We ordered a few apps and sushi rolls. The apps came out super quick, however, I would not recommend the spring rolls bc they are too tiny. Other than the spring rolls, everything was great!! Small but quaint atmosphere!

Very very good!! Service was excellent as well. My husband had the tantanmen and I had sushi tacos…read more- all tasted very fresh with very good flavor. Will come again!

It is a real authentic 'washoku' restaurant run by Japanese folks and they've been in London for a…read morequite long time. So, if you expect fusion cuisine with 'live' ambiance (like teppan-yaki aka Benihana-style), then this is not your place. I always enjoy their food quality and freshness of seafood.

Excellent and high quality. Great sake selection as well. Perfect for a quiet solo dinner.read more

Never see so many items in the menu. A lot of variety to choose from. Different kinds of sushi…read morerolls, sashimi, sake and bento box. Prices are reasonable especially the early dinner specials. Staffs were friendly and make sure you go there when they open because the line can be long.

Hmm this is what we called comfort sushi in vancouver literally every block would sell this lol…read more (+): - They use real matcha green tea (what consider me giving 3 stars) - At least the fish are 1-3 days fresh - The uni is not bad (-): - You have to pay for extra ginger? BRUHHHH you guys give ginger like a spoon for the boat sushi? Ginger should not be an extra if you eat sushi properly you need a ginger please - Self proclaimed to be "authentic" but use horseradish wasabi LOL - Match green tea so small and quite expensive - Paid £60 for comfort sushi? Quite ridiculous i would pay CAD30 in Vancouver for something like this lol Summary: The self-proclaimed authentic sushi is a convenient comfort sushi in my opinion. Just for your information I have eaten so much omakase and make sushi by myself that I am really aware what is good sushi. The sushi here is even more backwater than Canadian sushi lol. In my opinion, you should only come here for the cheap bento box for it to be worth it other than that pass it do not come here pretty sure there are better sushi in London that is more worth it. I hope this review can help you making better choice for you eating the right sushi in London. Cheers! Do no hesitate to ask question if you have. Anyway, this is not recommended for me.

Awful. Order a…read morechicken katsu bento box for delivery. The chicken fillet, at its thickest, was well under 1cm thick, and truthfully much of the fillet contained no meat at all - it was just layers of oily panko. It looked ancient. In a miraculous act, it was both impossibly dry and impossibly greasy. And cold (chicken, rice and spring roll, all of it). And no sauce. Katsu with no sauce. Honestly the worst Japanese food I've ever had. I didn't finish my meal.

An absolutely amazing restaurant in N7. Their lunch time Bento Box specials are great value for…read moremoney, and taste absolutely phenomenal. Been here a few times for dinner also and it always delivers! Sushi is superb - some of the best in London, and pretty much everything I've ever ordered off the menu has been satisfying. I'm currently sitting across from my girlfriend in HANA, typing up this review whilst waiting for the bill. Whilst waiting, a woman walks out shouting nothing but praise. Pretty much sums up this exceptional little Japanese restaurant on Seven Sisters road. 5 stars!

After getting several recommendations to try the Hare & Tortoise I stopped in for dinner and it…read morelived up to all of my expectations. Service was attentive, ambience was elevated yet casual and the prices and portions are very fair. I had the Char Kuey Tiew noodle dish (that we call Drunken Noodles in the states) and it was delicious! The noodles were cooked to a perfect chewy texture, the sauce had a really nice medium spice level and the sweet sausage gave a great complexity. Looking forward to trying more things on their extensive menu.

Best food in Ealing Broadway, hands down. Whilst it sounds like a great pub name, this is in fact a…read moreJapanese restaurant. Come hungry as food portions are on the larger side of life, however, if you're ordering sushi, it's quality over quantity. The menu consists of reasonable prices, and covers a few options; Sushi, Ramen, and Rice dishes. You can find vegetarian options, and the staff are very good about you having food allergies or intolerances - so just let them know upon ordering. I love the raw juices and the sake/fruit on the drinks menu. There's a decent selection of wines, so if you're not up for drinking in a pub, it's perfectly acceptable to grab a bottle and share here. My husband ordered the Tori Katsu curry (R4) for mains, the rainbow roll (M14) to share for starters, and I had a salmon box (V3) and sake sashimi (H18). In hindsight, I could have left the sashimi as I was actually rather full from the other two dishes. I highly recommend you pop in if you haven't already, delicious food!!!

Saw a line in the very popular Covent Garden neighborhood and joined, the line moves relatively…read morequick since it's deceptively large (2 floors) inside. We ordered one of the combo sushi/sashimi sets. The sashimi fish was fresh and sweet and had a thin layer of wasabi between the fish and rice. The set came with a miso soup. We also ordered an unagi bento box which also came with a side of miso soup. Prices are very fair and was actually pleasantly surprised by the quality of fish. Very clean and high energy inside. Bathrooms also clean. Servers are very friendly and service was quick. There is a 12.5% service charge that is automatically added to the bill, but you can ask for it to be removed.

Are you the type of person who sees a line and joins it?…read more Until discovering the down-the-block line at Eat Tokyo I didn't know I was that person but yeah, I guess I am. I saw the line, went elsewhere for a cocktail, emerged to find the line had grown and decided to grow it some more. The line moves fast. This is a deceptively big place. When you get close enough you can see the menu in the window and begin to decide what it is you might want. But no way will you actually decide. Why? Because the menu is more than 10 pages long, complete with pictures. I can't tell you how many things I "decided" on before actually deciding and everything I saw arriving at other people's tables just left me changing my mind again. I finally settled on a Rainbow Roll (₤12.50), Spicy Tuna Roll (₤6.40), edamame (₤3.50), and hot sake (XL, V15). A sushi bento box (included tempura and miso soup, ₤21.50) was ordered by my dining partner as well as Eel Temaki (₤4.70) . Is it the best Japanese fare ever? No, but it was good and I absolutely loved the whole experience. Join the line. Fun place. (Do note: Service charge of 12.5% is automatically added to you bill).

Unbelievably good sushi, it's on par (and maybe overtaken) my usual favorite sushi spot, Dozo…read more The prices are higher than Dozo but the service was definitely levelled up. Lots of options outside of sushi, such as beef teriyaki, udon and soba noodle dishes, grilled fish, kimchi fried rice and salad. They also have a tasting menu that includes sake, which has to be ordered in twos, and cost £140 I had a 6-piece omakase nigiri selection, which was excellent (probably the best sushi I've had in London) and included key fish like salmon, tuna, butterfish, and ebi (£21). Gyozas (£10, also good) and a kitsune soba noodle dish (£14, only ok). I tried someone else's mixed tempura (£16) and it was so light and fresh for a fried dish I couldn't believe it. In our group of four, the plates came out pretty helter skelter. One in our group had nearly all his plates (5) come out before anyone else's, which was awkward. The other plates trickled out in very random way - for example, my main, the soba noodles, came out before my gyozas; another in our group's main (beef teriyaki £35, not including rice) didn't come out until after we were all nearly finished with our meals. Large selection of sake, but small selection of cocktails and wine (by the glass, only 2 options per red or white, £10-12). They had ~4 house cocktails only, and they would not make anything off the menu The decor was clean and modern, and feels intimate as it's on the smaller side. We came on a Thursday night and it was busy - they politely asked us to scoot as they need to turn the table over. Reservation highly recommended

Fantastic Japanese meal. I went Senegal years ago and was underwhelmed, decided to give them…read moreanother chance and it was great. I had two starters. First was salmon with caviar and truffle, it was perfect, all three ingredients came together wonderfully. The other was a chickpea and seaweed salad with raw tuna, so much better than I am describing it. Multiple flavors and textures. For a main, I had the sashimi omakase, again great. All of the fish was very fresh and no chewy or stringy bits, often the downfall of tuna in particular. I also enjoyed a very nice sake from a large sake list. It was so good I almost returned the next day but didn't want to risk the great memory.

My boys were intrigued by the unique seats inside the restaurant, so we gave it a try. However,…read more there was very slow service even when the restaurant was quiet, the waitress was unfriendly, and they did not pour our water or tea for us. The food was tasty, but I was not happy with all the other aspects of the restaurant.

I plan to return soon and have already recommended to many friends…read more This is the definition of a diamond in the rough! Hidden within Liverpool station, Moshi Moshi is shockingly beautiful upon entering and escaping the hustle of the station. With it's unique seating and layout, it would be the perfect date night location. I brought a large group to Moshi Moshi, and the team was fantastically supportive and flexible to our needs and reservation process. They weren't phased when our numbers continually changed (even night of) and they worked with our limited budget. We were able to get a meal (not just 1 sushi roll) for £14 or less per person. I'm excited to go back without the budget limitation to try some other items.