High quality Japanese food in a nice environment. I came for weekday lunch and got the premium set menu (48 GBP). The first course was some spinach leaves in a sweet sauce and it was actually better than expected. It then came with 3 pieces of sashimi which I could tell were very fresh and melted in my mouth. There was also a tiny container of tuna tartare. Lastly, for my choice of protein, I went with the black cod, which was a nice soft consistency and cooked well. The sauce on the side also added some nice sweet flavor to complement the fish. While the food was good, I do feel that 48 GBP is slightly on the high side considering the small portion sizes. The interior of the restaurant has some elegant and classy decor. That's probably why so many people come for business lunches here (plus the location). The staff are average friendliness, although the service speed was kind of slow. It was also weird that they for some reason couldn't find our reservation in their system but we were still able to get a table nonetheless. Overall, I think ROKA is a very choice choice if you are looking for a fancier Japanese meal than your typical sushi restaurant. read more

ROKA Canary Wharf - Black cod - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

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Below average taste but expensive pan Asian faire. Mostly you're paying for a vibe here because the food itself isn't good and definitely not authentic. Roka is basically a typical faux luxury establishment of the type that has been popularized over the years in areas of low culture and/or regions where a particular cusine doesn't really exist. You know the type: pictures of beautiful people and food, tasteful font for the establishment, and a quick look at the about section of the restaurant reveals it's place as part of group founded by a bunch of executives; it's not so much a restaurant as it is an exercise in corporate branding. When you visit, you'll notice that the clientel reflects that branding design as well. Everyone here looks like they're part of a vertical strategy that includes the workers at the firm itself, the final spot on a flow chart diagram where the staff themsleves are the primary customer for the product and then a line arches back to the beginning of the flow to further inform strategic planning for more pan something restaurants. The name of this group could be called Ouroboros but that might be a little on the nose. Most izakayas on Planet Earth have better food that what you'll get here and for far less money. This said, you won't get to enjoy a space filled with the finance crowd who are all tastefully lit to ensure their Instagram selfies look good enough for them to tag themselves with the establishment. Service is slow and aloof. Skip it. read more

This ranks in the top 3 places I have had sushi in the world. Staff was very helpful and pleasant. We did not have a reservation, but they got us in quickly even though the place was packed. Sushi was creative and incredibly fresh. I was very lively and fun read more

Fine pan Asian food and pretty below average sushi. They served us raw chicken. I would avoid. I would avoid this chain. It's basically nodu's meth addicted step sister, but still at 80% of the price. read more

Amazing sushi! I highly recommend ordering the tasting menu - not only is every course delicious but it is creatively designed. Our waiter was amazing! Would highly recommend. read more

Roka is a very good japanese restaurant. Its a modern izakaya style of japanese food. But i just honestly hate the hype for this restaurant. The overhyping it make it worse and dont compare it with other restaurants. Its honestly a very good restaurant on its own. It got its own style. I love how fancy and amazing the dessert that i had. It was worth every penny that i spent for 6 people for the dessert. Bear in mind the portion is a little bit small so you wanna order more. Dont miss the dessert though. Roka is very recommended. Cheers! I have always wondered there are so many japanese restaurants named roka though its honestly very cliche and not creative. There is also popular roka in the us. But all of the rokas that i went to worth every penny. read more

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As beautiful as the venue is, I'd say that that is most of what you're really paying for. The place advertises itself as a Japanese restaurant, but the quality and authenticity of the menu falls short. The food is quite bland. If you're a fan of authentic Japanese food, this place may not be for you. However, the experience of dining here is comfortable, with a calming atmosphere, excellent for an evening drink after work. The staff are friendly and accommodating. I'd come here for a cocktail, but nothing more. read more

Food was spectacular. The best Japanese food I have ever had. My favourite restaurant. Service was top-notch. Very beautiful from entrance to toilets. Deserves 100 Michelin stars. read more

Excellent brunch, would recommend for big groups or if you haven't seen your friend for a while, nice place to catch up! Great experience. read more

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The food was fine as was the ambience and drinks - my biggest reason for the 2 stars is the service. We were asked about 4 times within 15 minutes of sitting down if we wanted to order even though we were clearly not - and then were forced to order 15 mins after arriving because we were threatened we only have the table for 2 hrs and they need it back for someone else after that. Now I don't need 1hr 45 mins to eat my dinner and am used to a 2 hour rule so found the pushyness to be extremely rude. Unsurprisingly we were done our meal within our first hour of arriving and I insisted we stay at the table for exactly our allotted 2 hours because of the attitude of the staff. I will never come back here or recommend anyone else does because of this. read more

Enjoyed our dinner, but it was short of five stars for me. The food was overall solid, but lacked differentiation. We ordered an assortment of sushi, chicken wings and gyoza to start, then I had a rice dish for main. Whilst all was reasonably good, the best part really were the desserts. The two that we ordered to share were phenomenal and honestly, I would go back primarily for the desserts. Service was prompt, though I thought our waiter was rather curt and rough at times. All other servers were kind enough. Ambience was classy and spacious. Great for either corporate or social events. However, the noise level at times were too high. The restaurant overall felt quite crowded at peak times as well. read more

ROKA Canary Wharf - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

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Roka is a fairly new location for the already established Charlotte St. restaurant of the same name. My man works in Canary Wharf and I have been anxious to try all of these fancy restaurant where the bankers and execs. go to wine and dine their clients. I figured it had to be pretty good and slightly over the top. Roka did not disappoint. The food was all amazingly fresh. We started our meal with the spicy edamame which was very good but messy to eat. My pristine white napkin looked like a crime scene by the time I was finished...slightly embarrassing. Our sashimi and sushi roll were AMAZING! I highly recommend the spicy Maguro No Pirikara (spicy tuna and avocado with a Jalapeno mayonnaise). I come from the land of Sushi Samba and Tomo sushi in New York (THE BEST THERE IS IF YOU ARE EVER THERE....Thompson Street) and, although this was a fancier take on sushi, the roll was amazing. Next up was the rock shrimp and dumplings which were also very good. Our main course was Kankoku Fu Kohitsuji (Lamb Cutlets with Korean Spices). This might be the best Japanese entree I have ever had and I highly recommend it...see my photos. Finally, for dessert, I had the Creme Brulee which was good...not the best I have ever had and I would recommend what my man had instead...the Dark Chocolate and Maccha pudding. It was so rich...delish!!!! Overall, if you want a nice meal out and fancy Japanese...this is a good recommendation. This restaurant reminded me of the spots I used to hit up in New York. I will definitely go back ;)! read more

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This is the place to go for a unique experience of the best of what Japan has to offer in terms of food. From great sushi and sashimi, to delicious scallops, and lamb cops and Kobe beef to die for. Tips: go for one of the set menus to try a range of great food. Highly recommended! read more

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I was never a big fan of Japanese cuisine until I went to this place. Every dish is just phenonemal and the service is superb! Every dish looks like a small little piece of art. Im used to a lot of fancy and good food and couldnt imagine to expierence another next level of quality until I was here. The Bar is also very good. Its pricy but worth every penny. When Im in London again, I will be there for sure! read more

Modern on flame warm Japanese restaurant Good grill, lamb was great Focus on spices read more

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They make the best food I have ever had. I never write reviews but this place deserves it. The food is so good and the staff are friendly as well. read more

Linzi loves sushi. Linzi really loves fancy sushi. A rare treat for me today was a visit to Roka in Canary Wharf. Usually lunch is soup in the canteen not a 10+ course tasting menu. Roka is a lovely and spacious restaurant that is full of light. It was a little busy and loud for a business meeting but we made do. I didn't look at the menu, but trusted my companion's choice in the tasting menu. This place is pricey so I don't even know how much this entire menu cost. A lot, I reckon. Service was swift and very courteous. Quickly an assortment of dishes arrived. Highlights for me were the melt in your mouth salmon and tuna sashimi, the amazing prawn and avocado maki, definitely one of the best rolls I've tasted in London, satay and chilli chicken, and the mushroom in koshu mayonnaise. We also had tempura, gyozas, and a strange chilli thing which i did not like. Everything was beautifully presented and seasoned and a step above every other sushi place I've been to in town. The baked sweet potato was a buttery revelation. Dessert: what a beauty! A selection of fruits, lychee icies, creamy raspberry cheesecake and a slice of incredible mango and chocolate pudding cake. The little taster of mango sorbet was a dream! If I could only eat in one restaurant for the rest of my life, it would be this. read more

Trendy Japanese restaurant in Canary Wharf, where all the beautiful people flock to on a Saturday night.  The quality of food is extremely high, although personally I would give the tempura dishes a miss. Thankfully there are plenty of other dishes to choose from, sushi, ribs, sea bream, the list is long.  Service is very good and given the location and quality, the prices are very reasonable. A great place to go on a Saturday night or any other night for that matter! read more

Whenever someone visiting work asks where to go for dinner? There isn't a hesitation in my response - Roka. Value is not a word that pops in your mind when you first walk in their modern decor. There isn't a need to look at the menu just omakase "trust me" style all around. Basically, it is chefs choice.and he will choose the best fish for the day for your tasting pleasure. One of my two favorite things Sushi and Sake to wash the stress of the day. As for cost, I have no idea. Its great when the vendors know what to order and have your drinks ready before you get to the table. read more

THE BEST! Took my man for Christmas lunch here during the weekend when they have the special brunch deal, and the food was all-in-all incredible. Great service, great vibe, great buffet and wines. We took the most expensive buffet option of £66 (with champagne) and looking back the £45 would have worked just as good, because you have unlimited access to the buffet too. Will definitely come back starving! read more

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I've been coming here every year for the last 4 years and this was the first time we tried the premium tasting menu 90£. I've had many a tasting menus, and I must say this is my favorite from a non-Michelin star restaurant. The blackened cod was melt in your mouth and the sashimi was super fresh and tasty. There was something for everyone and I think the portion was pretty generous. Usually the desserts at these places are forgetful and average but the Roka epic fruit/soufflé/creme brûlée/ice cream tower thing is seriously epic. Can't wait to do the tasting menu again next year!! Highly recommend esp if you're trying to impress someone ;) read more

Best sushi in London. As the other reviews note, the address is correct, but the restaurant is located in Canary Wharf. This was my go-to choice for business dinners while working out in Canary Wharf. Having moved to London from NYC, I was accustomed to walking by an outstanding sushi restaurant every 10 steps in NYC. I was dumbfounded to learn that the sushi options in London were abismal at best, so my discovery of Roka was quite fortuitous! I think Roka would be classified as Asian Fusion, with the traditional sushi and sashimi options, but then also a more expansive seafood and meat menu. The black cod is fantastic and I highly recommend the spicy edamame for an appetizer. I used to go here with folks from work and we'd order the larger sushi / sashimi sampler platters for the table and I was never disappointed. Roka managed to do what seemed impossible in other London-area sushi restaurants - provide a variety of fresh and delicious sushis. I feel like you can only get salmon sushi in London, so it was a breath of fresh air to have my usual tuna and yellow fin available again. Good ambiance in the restaurant, and definitely great for groups (looks like it caters to the Canary Wharf business crowd). I do have to say that the service was severely lacking at this location. I had been told that in general I shouldn't expect the same level of service in the UK as I was used to in the US, but I didn't find this to be the case overall. Roka was the one restaurant that did live up to that poor expectation. Service aside - great sushi and highly recommended! read more

This review is for the weekend brunch. Definitely make reservations for a large group but there seemed to be plenty of tables available when we got there. You get unlimited drinks, buffet and one main course item from the menu. You can chose different menus based on price - which will give you different selection of main and wine pairings. We went for the 42 'cuz the buffet spread looked really good. Starting with the drinks - You get a Bellini on arrival with unlimited wine and bloody marys throughout your brunch. They do properly top you up through out the meal. There's also hot green tea and this ice passion fruit green tea that's very refreshing. Starters buffet - I'm usually bit apprehensive about all you can eat japanese places but I have to say you can almost judge how the sushi is going to be by looking at it. There wasn't a huge variety of sushi but your basic prawn, tuna and salmon - which were all so fresh and good. There's so much to chose from like sashimi, salad, soup, vegetable tempura, makis. Pace yourself because you do have a main course that's coming. Mains - We ordered the baby back ribs, salmon and tempura dishes. The baby back ribs were really good - which can be very fatty but thought it was lean and cooked very well. The tempura was really good and the salmon was perfectly cooked. Dessert - I was really expecting cut fruit for dessert so I was surprised that we got a platter spread. There was this chocolate mousse thing with mango sorbet and a brown rice kinda thing I don't remember the name. By then, you're probably stuffed beyond imagination. I seriously haven't eaten so much in a long time. I couldn't eat dinner that night. Definitely worth making a trip out to CW. read more

It was a spontaneous decision to dine here as we were too hungry to wait through the trip home after work! The restaurant looks like one of the nicer ones in Canary wharf. I like how you can see the robata grills and the masters preparing the sushi rolls towards the front. The lighting is a bit dark, though, and it feels more like a place where you would bring a client rather than your friends. We ordered a variety of dishes. We had the tiger prawn, grilled tofu, eggplant, negi toro maki, tuna tataki and baby back ribs. The tuna and maki were clean, fresh and delicious. The ribs were succulent and had me scavenging every last piece of meat from the bone. The tiger prawn looked impressive but was more show than taste. The eggplant and tofu were disappointing. We had green tea and a Kirin to drink. I was pleased to see that we weren't charged for the green tea refill as this has happened in other restaurants we visited. read more

Had one of the most enjoyable meal in Roka! Went for the Weekend brunch menu. Tim, the waiter is very welcoming and friendly in introducing the menu and explaining how it works for the Brunch buffet. The tasting experience started with a choice of welcome drink, either a Bellini, Bloody Mary or green tea. I've chosen Bellini, the sips of sweet are refreshing. Then, I get to choose any appetizer from the counter, which includes lots of sushi, sashimi, soups and more. I don't really like sashimi, but I do give it a try and I'm glad that they are really fresh. It's tricky as there's so much to choose from the counter, but bear in mind that there's still main course and dessert, so don't overeat. For the main course, I ordered the baby back ribs glazed with spiced master stock and cashew nuts. I would rate a 5/5 for this dish. To me, it reminded me about Indonesian style baby ribs as the line gives a taste of sour along with the rich savory well marinated meat. A plus point is that there are complimentary free flow of wine throughout the meal. As a great dessert lover, I loved their dessert platter that consist of chocolate mousse, matcha and lychee pudding and assorted fruits. Their matcha and lychee pudding is superb, never have I thought of matcha and lychee will mix so well! I would say that the price worth the experience and food. It was so nice that the waiters will refold my napkins every time I leave to get food from the counter. The restaurant has great ambience but it's kinda tricky to find the entrance as there are two elevators that lead you to the restaurant. read more

ROKA Canary Wharf - Baby back ribs and grilled beef ribeye - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

Boy... Normally I can trust my fellow Yelpers, but this time I was definitely swayed in the wrong direction. Normally, I'm not one to Yelp immediately after eating at the venue, but I felt so strongly about this experience that I had to write my review up as soon as I could. In short. I'm not sure whether these other people had the same experience I had. The venue was only about half full. Definitely not overwhelming busy to where the servers or kitchen be stressed. I had to wait a fair amount before being able to catch a waiters eye to order my dinner. I ordered up two rolls, a fish dish, and fried tofu. Not too difficult right? The sushi took way too long to get prepared and delivered. Upon arrival, the sushi is just okay. It's nothing special and the rolls themselves are nothing incredibly creative. However, the few options they provide, they do them well. At least you know you won't be cheaped out like other low quality sushi places that use too much rice. Then they took the sushi plate away and I waited another 15 mins for my main dishes to arrive. Why did this take so long, I have no idea. It was a grilled fish and fried tofu! Once they were served, I was underwhelmed by the dishes. The fish was a bit too lightly seasoned for my taste, and the fried tofu's only saving grace was the sauce that came with the dish. Either way, considering the cost and delay in service, I will never be returning. There's a ton of other options available where you can get incredibly full to the point where your buttons are popping off your trousers. I left this place still feeling hungry! Never a good feeling. read more

Brilliant restaurant and really good service. We went for the weekend brunch offer which I would really recommend. The sushi was extremely good and it really was all you can eat, all you can drink, whilst still remaining sophisticated. We had the middle price brunch menu. In future I think I would just go for the cheaper one as the starters are so good and the cheaper main choices still looked very good. Enjoy! read more

Roka is a high end Japanese fusion restaurant in Canary Wharf. Its been a while since i've been to London, and they've developed this area quite a bit. Canary Wharf now has a King Street Wharf (in Sydney) feel about it, only a lot colder. One dish was standout for me - the Foie Gras. I am a huge fan of Foie Gras. This version was particularly good and creative. The Foie Gras was marinated in plum wine and wrapped, and then wrapped with nori as a play on a sushi roll. The sweetness of the plum worked so well with the buttery, rich Foie Gras. This also included well executed, very large rock shrimp tempura, excellent sushi rolls and fresh, tasty, sweet miso cod. read more

High end quality Japanese fusion. Try the special lamb chops, unique flavours, grilled to perfection after extended marinating. Sashimi Moriyawasi selection was perfect. Superlative service, well worth a visit but only if you have a purse that needs to be emptied! read more

ROKA Canary Wharf - Unique flavours, about the best I've tasted... - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

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Oooooh I liked this place, was taken here by one of our agency partners at work and I have to say it was pretty bang on. We went for the soft shell crab roll, beef carpaccio with truffle, tempura tiger prawns, spicy tuna...and various other bits an pieces. Favourite had to be the crab followed by the tempua......all delicious!! A roka ice tea is also a pretty awesome thing with a half of passion fruit in there. Great meal and I will be back. Roka comes highly JD Recommended. read more

Impressed and over-delivered from my expectations. I love this place- for the weekend brunch unlimited menu. I will definitely be back. I'm very skeptical with unlimited options at restaurants because quality is usually compromised for that quantity. Was not the case here. Quality was fantastic. Sushi was great- fresh, tasty, well made and didn't skimp on the fish. I've been to sushi restaurants where the rolls will have such a ridiculous ratio of rice than fish/fillings, but at Roka, there was just enough rice for taste and the rest you can actually taste the fish and ingredients within the roll. This was the first thing I noticed and appreciated. There were other options such as soups, heirloom tomato salad, chicken skewers, and other really well presented choices- which were good as well. From the kitchen option, I had ordered the steak and it was delicious. Juicy and seasoned. The only thing is was that it was a bit fatty. The staff noticed that we didn't finish and the manager came back and asked if we wanted another cut. We were blown away with the customer service. They had a lot of attention to detail and really made you feel like a valued customer. Don't really experience that in London so it did blow us away and we were so impressed and pleased. When it came to dessert, they had added a bit extra b/c of the steak. So nice and super great customer experience. Drinks were so delic. The green tea/passion fruit drink was amaaazing. The red wine was good as well. Very impressed b/c I was expecting a cheapy wine since it's unlimited flow. But quality was good and tasted good. The server was knowledgeable about the wine so that was appreciated and made the experience even better. Everything was so tasty and presentation was impressive for this brunch. Don't let the "all you can eat" deter you! Love this place and can't wait to be back! read more

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The address on this is correct, but it's in Canary Wharf, not Chelsea and you should get here by the Jubilee Line or the DLR. But anyway, 5 stars! It has a wonderful golden glow to the decor, so it's very elegant and cool, but still feels welcoming. Servers were extremely nice and attentive. Everything we ordered was delicious with incredibly complex flavors -- eggplant, pork and scallop dumplings, beef skewers, and very filling rice hotpot. Shochu and sake menus looked very intriguing, but I wasn't drinking that night. Best of all, I thought it was going to be extremely expensive but it came out to a bit more than £15 per person for dinner and I can't remember the last time I was so stuffed! read more

Really good japanese restaurant, but quite expensive. On some business lunches I have managed to try everything on the menu and I must say that everything was really good, including the meat (considering is mainly a sushi place). The sushi is good, but portions are very small...the best dish however is the black cod: it is so tender, delicate, well cooked...never tried anything like that in other places. The salmon fillet is also good and asa a dessert don't miss the chocolate sundae...amazing! read more

I came here for Sunday brunch buffet and was immensely disappointed. While the food is fancy, I didn't think it was of high quality. Presentation of food was great, however I can't say the same for other aspects. We had a grilled lobster for mains, which was over cooked, tough and overly salty. We also had black cod rice which had a long bone in it. It was stuck in my dining companion's throat, caused pain and displeasure, but more importantly caused an extremely unpleasant experience for us. I really wanted to come back here again, but I don't think I will as it was really disappointing. read more

ROKA Canary Wharf - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

Their Saturday brunch is a steal great selection of top quality Japanese food, including sushi and sashimi. And then you get to order a main course from the menu, as well as a platter of dessert to share. Then there's the drinks cocktail on arrival, 2 glasses of wine to pair with the food, and unlimited non-alcoholic drinks. Atmosphere is great for a leisurely Saturday brunch, away from hustle and bustle and so tranquil and quiet. read more

Yet another example of style over substance. Nothing was terrible, but the price point suggested that is should be great, which nothing was. I would not return to this restaurant. read more

The food was delicious. Black cod absolutely, but also the truffle carpaccio. It is expensive, but it's worth it. The restaurant is nice even though a bit aseptic. The service was impeccable and so was my martini. read more

Really amazing food, location, atmosphere and presentation. The menu was amazing. One of my best food experiences in London and a great scene. Highly recommend. read more

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Roka is a little confusing to get to, in large part because there are two small elevators (with separate buttons, I might add) that are the only discernible way to get up to the restaurant, which is on the 3rd floor (or the 2nd, since ground floor = zero in these parts of the world). That said, once you step inside, you have a nicely-done, cosmopolitan and contemporary dining room in the back, along with a lounge space in the front that affords you views out onto Canary Wharf. I ended up out there, which was nice - during lunch, it has the hustle and bustle of a power lunch spot, but sitting in low chairs and relaxing easily in them, it can feel a bit more casual. The service was generally quite solid, although they did not bring one of our dishes out (the beef dumplings) in a timely fashion - definitely was forgotten at first. The drinks menu looked pretty solid, but as it was a weekday, I sadly did not try it out and stuck with water instead. I was a bit skeptical of the food here at first, largely because Zuma (which I went to several years back) was mediocre for the price point, and also because I was explained that edamame were peas by the waitress multiple times. It was more amusing - despite the internationalism of the city, clearly Londoners don't have the same familiarity with Asian cuisine that Americans do - but I wondered if it would lead to a 'fusion' experience that would lead to what most fusion food experiences do - confusion mixed with disappointment. That said, the food here is actually quite excellent, and in particular the small amount of sushi I tried. The sashimi (tuna and yellowtail) were quite excellent, with the tuna, with its deep red hue and rich creaminess, being a standout. The negitoro was simple and well-executed, and the crab roll was quite delicious - real, fresh crab was employed. The crab was also delicious in the dumplings; although it is definitely a fusion dish, the cold freshness of the crab meat really works well against the crispiness of the lightly fried gyoza. For hot plates, both the ribs and the pork belly were quite delicious; I liked that the pork belly was a cross-sectional cut so you could taste the meatier and the succulent parts in one bite. That said, it wasn't as fatty a piece as one might like. The ribs were also quite solid, and I appreciated the generous sprinkling of sesame seeds across the top. That said, the fusion influence was quite strong here, as evidenced by the heavy amounts of sauce that were heaped on the ribs. Still quite good, but the meat got a little lost among the sauce. To finish up, we split the crab hot pot. There was a hint of spice - due to some sliced-up peppers, from what I could divine - but it was very good, and I liked the thin noodles that were used. It was definitely a dish that felt more Vietnamese than Japanese, based on the flavor profiles. Overall, I definitely enjoyed the meal here, and with a cosmopolitan ambiance paired with Japanese sensibilities and decor, it was an excellent spot for a bite. The prices seemed reasonable (although I have to remember that 1 pound is about 1.25 US dollars), and for the quality of food, it is definitely worth a repeat visit whenever I am back in town next. read more

New sister restaurant of the Roka in Charlotte Street. The design is quite stunning, with endlessly high ceilings, all wood, and the famous Robata grill in the middle. There is also a bar by the entrance, which we didn't use but which looked inviting. Service was good, although our waitress seemed gutted that we went for the tasting menu, cutting her off before she could even start the menu explanation routine. If you want to collect brownie points, listen, nod intently, and then - well, you might as well order the tasting menu. At £50 not a steal, but you get a great selection of sashimi and tempura rolls, grilled vegetables, an intriguing risotto-like rice dish with crab meet, dumplings, skewers ... you're well fed in the end, and content, too. Also, one of my favourite-ever dishes: the butterfish tataki. The timeout review loved this, too, and I now know why. Finally, desserts are a worthy finish to the feast. A great coconut icecream scoop with a passion fruit filling; something resembling a creme brulee, deliciously sweet; and a biscotti-amarone type of pastry. They make some mean Shochu cocktails, too. I had the Nightingale Martini (if I recall correctly), and it's highly recommended. By me, that is. read more