Delicious food and excellent service! Our server Pedro was fantastic, and the location is perfect…read moreif you're not from the area. The restaurant is clean, warm (perfect for this cold weather), and the atmosphere is great. I'll definitely be coming back before I head home.

Sushi was really fresh. Cocktails were good. Service was friendly…read more Small sushi bar, a handful of tables & 4 seats along the window.

This branch is near the river and is located underground with no windows. Black decor throughout…read morewith a serene sense of Zen and calmness. Small attractive tasty dishes. Generally good service and ambiance. Grilled salty mackerel is very good, as is their crispy soft shell crab (a classic dish). Calamari is excellent though be warned: it's spicy! If you are a fan try their tuna tartar (see photo).

A little hidden away, but definitely worth the descent into the catacomb-like interior…read more The vibe is intimate and the food is a legit take on Asian Fusion; mostly Japanese-inspired, but definitely with a bit of Chinese and Thai in there. The starters alone are worth a trip, and there were so many I wanted to try, they're actually all I had. Don't judge. They were amazing. The Pumpkin Croquettes were a slightly sweet and crispy version of traditional croquettes, deep-fried to perfection, with a light and smooth finish. Two will set you back a mere £3.10. While the spring rolls are good, I highly recommend the Vegetarian Duck Rolls, made with slightly sweet tofu skin, spring onions, cucumber, and Hoi Sin sauce. Three of those healthy rolls are a whopping £4.60. Finally, the Chicken Yakitori was also a dish worth it's weight in pounds, char-grilled to perfection and doused in a sweet yakitori sauce. A few skewers costs around £4.10. The rest of the menu is not only enormous, but sure to please any seafood-lover, especially sushi. They serve just about any Asian-inspired dish you can think of, including salads, ramen dishes, rice dishes, noodles of many different varieties, tempura, and sushi rolls, with a perfectly-paired sake menu to boot. But really, those side dishes are to die for.

We were lucky the quality of the sushi was alright when we went. However, service sucked. The…read morewaiter dodged us a few times when we asked for the receipt. Also, this place up charges like crazy. Not worth €5 for 2 slices of rolls per plate. We spent €60 between two people. Not worth it.

I am a huge fan of conveyer belt sushi, and they had a good selection and the food was good.read more

Spicy Korean noodle bowl was so good!! First thing in London that actually has a little kick to the…read morespice level.

Fast, easy, quick, affordable and healthy. Don't come expecting grade A sushi guys! It's a take…read moreaway place and you can be in and out in less than 90 seconds.

Best sushi in London. Not only was the food and service extraordinary, we were greeted by a very…read moreclassy gentleman, Li. The second time we went back, he knew our name and made us feel at home.

Awesome Japanese restaurant in soho district of London. Loved the decor and the food. We had ramen…read more.. amazing black truffles gyoza. Land chops.. some rolls and more. Everything was amazing.. now I know why my cousin was raving about the place before we got there. Well worth the visit.

Yoobi has become one of my favorite takeout places in London. I've had quite a few of their cones…read morerecently, as Deliveroo has had a free delivery deal going on with Yoobi for the last few weeks. It's definitely non-traditional temaki, with inclusions like croutons, lemon, and lettuce into their sushi cones, but the flavours come together very nicely! The Citrus Salmon and the Spicy Tuna temakis have been my favorites thus far, although the Scottish Salmon is really tasty as well. It's also nice to see that the fish they use is all sustainably sourced! Will continue to order from Yoobi in the future.

A year on and my review needs an update!…read more I come here as often as I can. This is not as often as I would like to. If I could eat here a couple times a week, I would. Yoobi is my favorite! They've started offering table service in the evening which is sometimes a bit awkward, but generally pretty good. The food remains, as ever, delicious. 20 hour cured salmon with the pear slices = delightful. My standard order is some variation including the spicy tuna (which, depending on who mixed up the spicy sauce on that day can be warmly spicy or blow your head off awesome) and the citrus salmon. Citrus salmon is decidedly my favorite temaki offering. It's bright and fresh and light and just delicious. I have once had the special king crab California roll temaki, and it was super yummy, but that one is just a touch pricey for my wallet to be eating on regular basis when I am perfectly happy with the amazing salmon options. Giant handrolls, friendly service, and it's easy to fill up a stamp card if you come even sort-of often! So so good.

I have to say, the plain decor/ambience here really belied how delicious the food was. I ordered…read morethe large pork katsu curry rice, which similarly looks plain but was unexpectedly good. The katsu itself had really tender meat with a nicely crispy exterior without being too oily. The curry had a lovely, rich flavour that complemented the katsu and rice well. Price point was fantastic -- I'd love to come again to try some of their yummy curry and noodle options.

Misato is a Japanese restaurant located in London's Chinatown. Most of the reviews made Misato seem…read moreto be a pretty promising place to dine for sushi. We decided to hop over there to try a few of their rolls. Unfortunately we were in a bit of a time crunch and would have appreciated if they offered takeout/ take-away, however, they do not. Only dine in is available here... which is kind of out the norm coming from the US. This restaurant is quite authentic though, owned by Japanese! We were hoping to find Caterpillar roll or some roll with avocado and protein; they do not have a wide selection. We ended up just getting an avocado roll, which was simply sushi rice, seaweed, and avocado.

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.