Itadaki Zen is a slice of Japanese vegan cuisine in London. I've been to many vegan spots in Japan itself, including the Itadaki Zen location there, and the foods/flavours are on point. At dinner, I've always had the small plates shared with my partner but recently got to try their lunch. I had a curry that was out of sight. 100% would get again. Prices are also reasonable (especially for London), and the vibe and service have also always been good. The servers are quick to take your order and food generally comes quickly. Don't miss them if you're in the area! read more

Itadaki Zen - Curry lunch - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

Been meaning to stop by this gem since walking past its storefront over a year ago, and finally made the trip to try it! It's all vegan Japanese, and is tasty! Based on the line we saw out front from all the times we passed by, we would have never guessed it was vegan! My personal favourite was the miso aubergine, followed by the hiya yakko tofu. The mayo tempura sushi roll was also good (they don't serve the nigiri sets like they used to though). We also got the nanbanzuke, which was interesting as we were expecting a hot dish, and it came out cold. The spicy ramen was decent, but nothing to write home about, imo. We finished off with the house made yuzu cheesecake of the day, which was close in texture to a real cheesecake - not an easy feat to pull off. All in all, great experience, and would be back to try other tapas on their menu. When we left @7:30pm, there was a line forming outside, which speaks to its popularity! read more

Itadaki Zen - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

Yummy ramen, gyoza so crispy you can hear the crunch and a perfectly fried tofu steak. Friendly service. Portion sizes are on the smaller side so recommend the combo with some dumplings. read more

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Really disappointed in this place. Took me three tries to get seated because they close the kitchen so early. But, even then, the food and service were frustrating. Ramen was the smallest portion I have ever seen with barely any toppings and cold, gummy noodles that appeared uncooked. Baby corn still tasted of the can it came from. And, the server came to take my food from me when I wasn't finished--insisting I pay as they were closing in 35 mins. I've been to dozens of joints like these across more than a handful of countries, and I think this experience may have been the worst. read more

On my last trip to the UK in 2013, I was so happy to end up at Itadaki Zen in Oban with my mom where we were treated to a truly amazing vegan Japanese dinner. When I saw that they now had a location in London, I was very excited. In fact, I went there twice and my friends are now also fans. Both times we got the 12 piece nigiri sushi platter -- these were generous sized nigiri that varied a little between the two evenings I visited. The cabbage rolls were really amazing - but fell apart a bit when we tried to eat them. The tofu steak was DELICIOUS - it was simple but so flavorful. The miso is really good, too - fresh and just right. The Goma Ae green beans were also extremely delicious. The tendon set was really delicious - and all the sides of pickles were incredibly fresh and flavorful. Great wine menu and super friendly, efficient service. The basement bathrooms are a bit grungy but the rest of the restaurant is super modern and nice. read more

Itadaki Zen - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

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I'd been wanting to try this place for ages given it had all the buzzwords to get my attention: vegan (not because I am one but because there's a good chance of some creative dishes), organic (because I'm trying to be more responsible like that) and Japanese (because YUM!). I decided to test it out on my guy's birthday lunchtime (no pressure then!) and it was a hit, from the organic lemonade to cool us down from outside to the colourburst bento box of yumminess I ordered. The kakiage tempura was my fave part while he enjoyed some veggie sushi. I think we were both impressed with the taste and variety of the food, hardly needing to add soy sauce to anything, even the tofu! It's not the most 'polished' place - the menu pages were out of order and they didn't have the first 2 drinks I asked for. But we liked the homely and mindful ethos of the place, the staff were sweet and the prices weren't bad for the quality of what you got. We left with smiles and full tummies :) read more

Itadaki Zen - happy food! :) - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

One of my colleagues keeps telling me this place is brilliant, but I found it hard to get my head around the idea of vegan sushi. However my fiancée and I (neither of us are vegan or vegetarian) both felt in need of more vegetables after the rich-food of our Christmas holidays, so we gave it a try... They have lots of set menus, along with small al a carte dishes and larger donburi and noodle based things. The style is like traditional home cooking, rather than kaiseki-style vegan. As everyone has mentioned, the sushi is pretty cool. They didn't serve any of the vegan sushi that I expected (like inari-zushi or tomorokoshi) but their alternatives are innovative and tasty: * tempura-ed nori * fried tofu * spinach * seaweed - like the seasoned seaweed you get inside onigiri * carrot surrounded by nori * miso/seaweed - this was the highlight...it was really good. Pro-tip: They each have their own flavour, so you don't need to add soy sauce... However, I liked the tempura donburi even MORE than the sushi. It was Kakiage (so lots of shredded vegetables fried in a big lump.) This used to be my favourite canteen dish at my university dormitory in Japan...but this was an even tastier version! It was perfectly seasoned and served on REALLY good, grain-packed, slightly purple coloured rice. Delicious. Lastly, the sesame pudding and kabocha cakes were both loooovely. Less Good bits: * I have ordered take-away bento lunches with some colleagues at work, and found the portions were a bit small. I think this place is best for dinner rather than for bentos. * The music was terrible - it was like elevator jazz music. Tastecard saving: £0 (They wouldn't let me use it as we didn't call in advance) read more

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I haven't been overly impressed with the food while living in London (I moved from NYC so it's a tough comparison). But, this was hands down the best meal I've had since moving to London 6 months ago. The only reason I didn't give this review 5 stars is because the service, while friendly, was suuuuuuuuuuuuuuper slow. It's a small restaurant and vegan, but that doesn't stop this place from being really busy even on a Monday night. I'd suggest grabbing a reservation if you're interested. Now, onto the food. I can't remember everything we had but the highlights were the wine, miso soup, seaweed, spring rolls, and noodles. Both the fried noodles with veggies and the cold soba noodles with a spicy topping were excellent. The presentation is lovely and does take a while to come out, but it's certainly prepared quite meticulously. Honestly everything we had was excellent. Definitely the best meal I've had since moving to London. read more

Those were my first sushis ever ! And it was amazing. I have fish allergy so you can imagine how scary sushis can be for me :-) In here, no fear and god, it was really great ! We went there twice, first time we ordered sushis and rolls, both really good. Second time we had the udon noodles with some sushis again and it was great too ! They offer some typical vegan desserts and tea (goji and bamboo). The place is lovely and cute, it's best to book ! I can't wait to be back ! read more

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I always look at vegetarian/vegan restaurants with a mixture of suspicion and caution, and inevitably, the question I ask myself is: "Would this meal have been improved with meat?" And for Itadaki Zen? Absolutely not. The food here is so fresh and full of flavour that meat would completely spoil the experience, as they bring out dish after dish of pickled vegetables or tempura. When you're not too busy trying to identify the piece of food you're eating, you'll be at awe in how they pack all that taste into such small dishes, and in a way that won't leave you feeling completely guilty about your diet! We opted for the set menu which was a whirlwind tour of their offerings, and left us feeling full and extremely satisfied! Even vegan dessert, a cheesecake no less, was creamy and full of goodness! All in all, a lovely little restaurant that serves some super healthy and honest cooking. The amount of care and precision in the food served is impeccable, and I would gladly come back again. My only qualm with the place is that they pack in the customers, so it can get quite cosy inside and can make romantic dates somewhat less romantic when someone has to climb over you to get out! read more

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Mar 2015: now I have had the pleasure of trying the desserts: (the small Zen cakes were reassuring soft with a nice rise to suggest they are freshly baked and including sultanas to add an intriguing element to an already pleasant cake), the sesame pudding was delightfully smooth, melt-in-your mouth goodness and the raspberry-topped tofu cheesecake is dangerously delicious such that I'm sure I could eat 3 or 4 slices if I didn't have a conscience!) P.S. The seaweed and kimchi was a bit too sharp in flavour for my liking but worth a try if you are ordinarily a fan of kimchi (which I am not anyway) Jan 2015 review (4/5): Simple yet beautifully executed, Itadaki Zen is a vegan Japanese nest of a restaurant within walking distance of King's Cross station. It gives birth to the concept that vegan and gluten-free food can still be crafted exquisitely with differences in texture, colour and taste. Testament to how authentically Japanese Itadaki Zen is, the staff are so Japanese that they can barely communicate in English and the menu has a few grammatical errors as if it has been translated roughly into English from the words of a Japanese chef. Yet everything from the choice of words on the menu and intricate recipes to the simple uniform of the staff and humble decor of the restaurant gives an aura of sincerity and a personal touch.  The menu consists of well designed combinations of dinner sets that mostly consist of various small portions of food that complement each other well. I had the Chapche set which included a dish of fried noodles made of sweet potato starch cooked with vegetables, Kikurage and Shitake mushrooms alongside 3 vegan tofu sushi rolls, 2 fried spring rolls and miso soup. A classic tell-tale sign of good vegetarian food is when a meat-eater such as myself can simply forget that meat even exists let alone that the food currently on the table does not contain any meat or by-product of meat. Such was the flavour, appeal and ingenuity of the food that I genuinely did not have cause to give any thought for it's lacking in meat. The fact that the food was healthier-than-average was just an added bonus. The variety of non-alcoholic beverages is just right; a satisfying range of soft drinks as well as delightful options for tea including the Siawase tea (containing Jujube and goji berries), which although at £3 costs more than the other drinks does genuinely feel refreshing and favourable to digestion. Having said all the above, Itadaki Zen is still a little rough around the edges in that it could do with some refining of it's interior and I found the tofu sushi rolls to be a little lacking in flavour e.g. they could have done with a little pickle, wasabi or other fragrance or spice. What I mean by interior is that whilst the cracked walls, the hanging charms and overall atmosphere of the restaurant is indeed pleasant, the front needs a little work. It appears as though initially there could have been a waiting area by the front door but since the restaurant is so small they've squeezed another table that protrudes to just by the door such that the arrangement looks odd and we (who happened to be sitting at this table) were greeted by a gust of wind each time new customers came or old customers left. Frankly, I think if they changed the style of seating to sitting on the floor true to Japanese tradition, the restaurant would be even more extraordinary and be able to fit more people. To conclude, Itadaki Zen is a quaint, authentic gem of a Japanese haunt; understated and easy-to-stomach. A word of warning however for people with a big appetite for meat and a filling meal, this may not be your cup of tea so don't kid yourself otherwise ;) read more

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Japanese vegan. When I heard these two words, I prepared myself for the worst. I thought that most of the affair would be oily veggie tempura and some soy chunks. And man I was proved wrong. The food was beyond my wildest expectations. It did not seem like a compromise in any way. It was actually good Japanese food. That it was also vegan, was an added bonus. We started with the sushi set. And were very happy with it. My partner got the bimbimbap set and I settled for something unpronounceable :-). We specifically avoided the tempura set because I wanted something more than just batter fried veggies. Everything was excellent. Of special mention were the sweet peanuts & sesame coated green beans in my set. And the hot sauce that came with the bibimbap. And for desert, we had the tofu cheesecake and sesame pudding, which rocked my world! It was so good, I could've easily downed a few more. And since everything was plant based, although you were full, you did not feel like you were in a food-induced coma. Excellent meal. Will surely go here again. read more

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It's hard to explain. The taste was not exactly what I would expect from conventional so-called-Japanese-restaurants in London. The taste was neither fabulous nor elegant. It was plain and simple, but also nostalgic and satisfactory. Some may say the food is just mediocre and not special. Some may complain that the atmosphere inside is not as elegant as other big-named Asian restaurants. But I think that is the value of this restaurant. It may not look as luxurious as other Asian restaurants. But it will give you the feeling that you are actually in a small restaurant in Japan. The taste was good and somewhat similar to noodles I had in Japan. Moreover, it was not that expensive. Then, this restaurant surely deserves a high mark. If you got tired of going to the same typical Asian restaurants, this place is where you should consider. As an East Asian, I felt like being home. read more

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I went to meet a vegetarian friend and was not disappointed. I am not a vegetarian/vegan myself but I generally enjoy a meal or two sometimes. I love the decor and ambience of Itadaki Zen, and their menu is pretty interesting. Everything is delicious and well plated. If you want a light meal and/or vegan spot, I would recommend it! read more

Solid 3.5...if only I could give half stars. We were so excited for an all vegan Japanese spot. My husband got the bento box and I got the udon with tofu. I LOVED my meal, and he liked his well enough. I did have the sesame pudding (really firm jelly) and liked it as well. The service was quite hands off, and with the so-so feelings on the various meal components it didn't meet our expectations. read more

Itadaki Zen - Tofu udon - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

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So glad we stumbled upon this little gem! Had the 6 pc sushi and miso which were both delicious twists on traditional sushi, while also being plant based. My husband had the udon and loved it as well. For dessert we had the chocolate pana cotta which tasted exactly like a mousse in flan texture and was pretty good (nothing mind blowing), but it was small and a nice way to end the meal. Still 5/5 even with the dessert that I would have rated 3/5. read more

Itadaki Zen - 6 pc sushi- great! - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

This place has been on my list for freaking forever! I came here with some of my girls and we had fun sampling lots of little bits. The menu is confusing with lots of incredible-sounding and complicated items so in the end, to accommodate the coeliac, we went with the gluten-free noodles which were made from sweet potato and so uber-delicious that we ended up getting another portion! I also loved the rice/lentil/grain dish which was a *lot* like an Indian item I know well and the miso soup was perfectly seasoned alongside.The spring rolls were ok but I adored the seaweed (pungent, tiny portion with an incredible umami kick) and the kimchi as sides. The decor is cool and relaxed, zen-vibing as you'd expect and we got the fab private room downstairs. Staff were super-friendly and I'd recommend this place wholeheartedly for a happy, healthy meal :D read more

So it's my 2nd time having vegan in the last 2 days.. Japanese vegan is an amazing concept and I really liked the food. The sushi and sweet potato noodles were outstanding. Even though pricey, it's worth every single pence, plus got to celebrate my birthday in style. read more

The food was delicious. The full vegan menu was really exciting and was the reason we chose to eat here. I ordered a bento box and shared the unique desserts with my friends. However, I am going one star down because the portions were quite small and the food was pretty pricey! Our bill for three people was about £60 which was quite shocking given that none of us were full at the end of the meal. In the future i will probably stop by wasabi or itzu instead for much more affordable and filling vegan sushi. read more

Itadaki Zen - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

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May I remind some reviewers that "sushi" in fact, refers to the seasoned rice, so yes sushi IS vegan (until you add fish, egg, or meat). Sorry, one of my pet peeves. I lived in Japan as a vegan for 3 years, so I'm not as wowed by it as others seem to be. But it is tasty. There are some good flavors yes, and that sushi platter is nice, yes. I'm not sure why they have a couple Korean dishes on there (although their Jap Chae IS really good). I would recommend it if you are curious. You won't know until you try. There aren't any vegan Japanese places around, and they claim to specialize in shojin ryori, temple food. Yes, they might be a bit pricey, but 1- London, and 2- Have you ever made Japanese food like this? It is extremely fiddly and I believe all organic. The price suits it fine. PRO TIP: Make sure you get your spring roll fried, not steamed. I wasn't feeling fried-foody and the steamed roll is incredibly disgusting and chewy in a bad way. read more

Proper! If you're in the mood for some really tasty vegan Japanese food this is a great place to go. I am a devout carnivore so I was suitably sceptical when I crossed the threshold, but I left intending to come back. The staff are very polite and the food is freshly prepared to order. The harumaki spring rolls are light and, unlike many other types served across this green and pleasant land, you can tell what ingredients are in them, which is always a good thing. The tempura was light and crispy and served with some soft and tasty rice. The sasou tea was good and tasted vaguely nostalgic for some reason I can't quite put my finger on. Overall a great new experience. I'll be back read more

If I can describe Itadaki Zen in three words, it would be 'Good wholesome food'. This restaurant has a minimalistic zen feel to it as the name indicates. It isn't much expensive either, you can get a complete bento box for £10 or so. To top it, they have some great variety of teas and wines. The service is prompt and fast. The food is delicious and has a feel of Buddhist cuisine to it (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddhist_cuisine). The ambience has a nice simplistic feel to it. Also, being right around Kings Cross, the location is great as well. read more

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Cozy, tidy, friendly. Despite it being vegetarian, I found the dishes acceptable even for a carnivore like myself. If somehow you're here against your will, highly recommend dishes with stronger flavor profiles, like japchae noodles, to tie you over until that next kebab. Some sake might help run that clock, too. read more

My friend chose this place for dinner. I love vegan restaurants but have never been to a Japanese vegan one before. It has an authentic Japanese feel with decoration and Japanese speaking staff. My friend who also speaks Japanese knew the good stuff to order, and helped me pick out something (to clarify the menu was all in English I just didn't know what some of the dishes were). I ordered the 12 set of vegan sushi, which was tasty, but I still prefer raw fish for my sushi. The sushi had roasted peppers, mushrooms, avocado, pickled bean sprouts, carrots, tofu, spinach and okra as its toppings. Once again all delicious. My friend got a different dish, the name of which escapes me, but she loved it and I tried a bite of there tempura veggies and they were yummy. Wish the menu had more choices from smaller dishes since I wasn't super hungry, and could have done with half my sushi. A bit pricey but I guess thats the area and because it was a specialty restaurant. read more

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My boyfriend too me here for a special anniversary meal. This is an exclusively vegan restaurant which is very exciting! We ordered from the selection of set meals! They brought us little tasty starter plates, followed by some sushi and then our main dishes. I had the tempura menu. The ingredients were very fresh and tasty! One of my favourite things was the sushi. It was simple but lovely! Throughout the meal there weren't any fancy ingredients used and not a great deal of seasoning, it was more a celebration of natural and fresh ingredients! We had a vegan cheesecake for dessert! It tasted great despite the texture being a little odd, but I was very impressed! No idea how they made it without cheese!? :p read more

On our first night out in a long time, since the little one was born, this is where we chose to have dinner. Their menu hasn't changed that much since the last time we'd been here, which was maybe a year and half ago. We decided to splurge and get the tempura sushi set. Though everything is vegan, I love the wide array of tastes that is cooked up through marinades and different cooking techniques that they use. The black sesame pudding is to die for. It is so creamy and satisfying after a nice meal. I come back just for it! Admittedly, some of their items are more Korean than Japanese, but we don't mind. I love japchae, and they even have makkoli! read more

It's small, make a reservation. It's cozy and sweet but not cloying. It feels very simple. And the food is just amazing. It's all these beautiful vegetables, served up in combos, some hot or cold, inspired by sushi as we know it here, but vegetarian. They taste incredible, hearty, some served warm, some cold, just delicious, meticulously arranged and served. Try the goji berry tea for a lightly sweetened tea of beautifully blended tastes, especially with the pumpkin cakes for dessert. read more

The food is amazing here! It's more traditional Japanese food and not the typical items you'd find on a menu. This was exciting for me! There was so much flavor and everything tasted fresh. I went without a reservation, which probably wasn't a good idea. The place gets packed! The service was slow but I think they were doing the best they could. I would definitely go here again next time I'm in London. read more

Itadaki Zen is a vegetarian Japanese restaurant between King's Cross and Angel. It is apparently the first of its kind in Europe. Outside of sushi and the recent rise of mostly pork-based ramen restaurants, the rich tradition of Japanese cuisine is hardly captured in this country. So it is nice to see this restaurant covering something different. The choice of chic Asian décor is very pleasant to eye. At 10 pounds, their bento lunch provides decent value for money. Miso soup is served in a small wooden bowl. Miso is light in taste but slices of green onions add extra kick. The main bento is served in a beautiful lacquer tray. Their rice is not the usual white rice. It's some sort of mixed grain rice and the stickier than usual texture makes it easier to manoeuvre it with my chopsticks. My favourite thing was the spring roll. Its filling was some sort of tofu and veggie mix. Crunch outside, and soft inside. Nice. Mini tofu steaks are browned on the outside to get that extra firm texture. The sauce is just soy sauce with sliced green onions and sesame sprinkled on top. It's very minimal but tastes ok. Veggie tempuras are a little hard to eat, but once you get past the fact that you can't eat this thing without making a mess, it's worth the effort. The thin strips of veggies are coated with crunchy batter mix. The dip sauce for the tempuras is pretty basic soy sauce. It doesn't have the rich fish broth. I was ready to love this place for their commitment to the rarely-covered side of Japanese cuisine. But their execution can be a lot better with some minor improvements. It's a three with love from me. read more

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Authentic japanese food. Food is really good and you won't even miss the meat. Definitely going back again soon read more

Itadaki Zen - Kimpab Chapche set & Itadaki-zen kimpab set - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

Small and minimalist, Itadaki is a haven if you are vegan and/or love Asian food. Freshly prepared and very interesting we shared two mains, sushi and some sides which end up surprisingly filling considering it's all just veges. The sushi was super fresh, and the rice perfectly sticky. All of the other meals were easily shared and really interesting -- keep the menu with you as you won't believe what is in it all... clear sweet potato noodles anyone?! Shared an organic wine (yes, it isn't all holier-than-thou) which was really reasonable (13.50 bottle) and very crisp and zingy. Service is patchy, yet authentic. They obviously care about the quality of your meal and experience so helps excuse any misunderstandings all the way. 5 stars for vegans, 4 for carnivores! read more

The food is good. The portions (contrary to some other reviews) I thought were perfectly fine too. It is a little pricey, but the food is worth it and the atmosphere and nice and relaxed. ...A little too relaxed. Everything took forever: the food, the service, getting the check. I think altogether we were there for almost 2 hours, and by the time we left there were still people sitting down that had been there when we arrived. I had to ask for the check twice. The second time I asked I didn't even realize that they had been closed for about 20 minutes. I flagged the waitress down, asked her for the check and then watched her stand behind the counter and gaze off into the distance for a while before making another round of the tables getting people drinks. I wasn't in a rush per se but we were in London for only a couple days, and wanted to go do things that night. I really didn't have 2 hours to blow on dinner. Cornering the market on chill is nice, but it's honestly kind of rude to ignore someone who clearly wants to gtfo after they've eaten. A word to the wise: reserve a table ahead of time. The restaurant is small and fills up quick. There's no mention of that on the website. And if they're content to let everyone camp out all night I wouldn't take your chances waiting for an open table. read more

This is a Japanese Vegan restaurant. When I arrived, I asked about the sauces but the waitress didn't know the answer. I ate Sushi Roll which was a very small portion of rice roll in seaweed. Ir was quite bland. I had a side dish of soya bean sprouts which was tasty but too small and instead of the peanuts on the menu, I was given soya beans in sauce. Part of my meal included 2 spring rolls. They had a very mushy filling although it was quite tasty. My friend ate Tempura which was well presented in a bowl. The Tempura was crunchy and tasty. It was served with a bowl of miso soup which was not very authetic Again instead of the peanuts, she was served soya beans. The menu is not huge so they should really produce the food that is on the menu. read more

Delicious vegan sushi. The vegetable nigiris were somewhat generic, but their tempura vegetables and bean dessert were simply perfect.

I have been to this joint a few times and it's rather close to my workplace in Vernon Square but I cannot say that I have enjoyed my experiences. Let's get one thing out the way, this place is expensive. Additionally, the price is not consistent with the quality or quantity of the dishes. You are paying above sushi prices, without the sushi. It's like you're on Candid Camera but there's no hidden cameras to expose that you're participating in a T.V. show prank, this is reality and it sucks. I gave it two stars because I do feel the obligation to give them a little cred for being vegan and the ambiance is chill. But in this era where your pockets are tight and you want some quality with your experience, I cannot say this place shines on my radar. read more

One star for the food, barely. One star for the location - there's not much else nearby,so I guess this is a good thing. Service was lazy and lackluster. Portions were minuscule. Prices were shockingly high. We left very hungry. Expect about $80 to 90 per person without drinks - at least. Oh. Wait. Why would anyone eat vegan "sushi"? Avoid. read more

A gratifying surprise for those who love Japanese food, even if vegetarian food is not up your alley. The Sushi set was satisfying and very tasty, no missing the real thing here. The sesame pudding was also very original, giving the perfect final touch to my diner. It is rather small and it is best to book your place because it gets very busy. Other positive notes are friendly service and good value for money. Well worth to visit. read more

my sis in law and her hubby are visiting, and they are vegan. there is a japanese vegan restaurant in sf that we really like, so when i found out there was one in london as well, i immediately wanted to go. we came around 8 on a fri night and were seated right away. the restaurant is small and cozy. 3 of us shared the itadaki noodle set, the tanno set, 2 orders of the garlic sushi rolls, and an order of natto. everything was delicious and tasted so clean and healthy. i loved all the rice and seaweed dishes, and the fresh tofu was great. we got an order of the spicy sauce for dipping as well. for dessert, we had the orange pudding/jelly and the muffins. i was totally full after finishing all this food (probably b/c of all the rice and fiber). i will totally come back and try different dishes. read more

Most of the dishes we ordered are bland, salty and greasy - how could a vegan sushi roll be so salty? We ordered sake and it tasted very different, when we asked they said it's a different kind of sake from Korea, which is not what we ordered, so we asked them to take it back but it still showed up on the cheque and we had to ask them to remove it. After we left we both had stomach pain from the salt and oil, and we were very unsatisfied with the quality of the food and the service. read more

Sushi sushi sushi. Go for the vegan sushi - it's shockingly good with very well marinated japanese sea vegetables/pickles. The rest of the menu was more of a 3-star and not particularly spectacular. But solid 4 stars on the sushi alone read more