Ate here with a family of 5 and the experience was superb. We ordered a good number of appetizers,…read moresushi, and a few other mains which tasted excellent - no complaints. Servers were pleasant. We were seated inside which was a bit hot given it was a warm day but they had a fan blowing which provided some relief. I recommend outdoor seating on a hot evening. I would go here again.

Best sushi I ever had hands down. The fish is made super fresh, quick, and the service is amazing…read more It's a little store on the corner of a beautiful street with cute music playing making it a perfect date spot. Definitely visit!

Super fast, and great service. Perfect for dinner before a movie night…read more On Friday night, I did a dinner-fail situation. Forgot to made reservations before my 8:30 movie. I went to a few places, and finally got seated at Atari-ya. With 45 mins left before the movie and a hungry belly, we managed to chow down some really yummy Japanese food. If we were to say purely based on food quality, I'd give it a 3.5. Food quality is very fresh, but the presentation /cut of fish is a bit "fast-food-ish", not top notch. Based on price/quality/quantity comparison, I think it's a perfect Japanese place for a hungry belly without breaking the bank. However, the most impressive thing is their fast and quality service. Water fill? no problem. more ginger? Ok coming right up. Ponzu sauce? Right away! Bomb!

A little bit of a disappointment really. Atariya had always been the go to sushi restaurant for…read moregreat value good quality sushi. This seems to have really changed. We should not still be hungry after spending £30 per head on a sushi/sashimi platter each. They were described as 'large' but we both needed an extra snack on the way home! Certainly the quality and taste remain but the price has become too expensive to make it the destination restaurant it used to be. There are so many other alternatives that overshadow here in both quality and 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!

Disappointing experience, good food, terrible service, and zero respect for customers…read more We were given a 1h15m dining window, which we accepted. The ordering was slow, and despite writing our order out in the Notes to avoid any confusion, dishes still arrived wrong. It took a lengthy conversation with our server before she even understood what had been sent out incorrectly -- time we simply didn't have. We raised the issue and noticed them we wouldn't be able to finish in time given their mistakes. Their response? After 1h 15min, staff swooped in to clear plates -- while one of our friends was still eating. And they still charge a service fee for this? The food is the one saving grace, but the management is chaotic and the attitude toward customers is unacceptable.

A very authentic Japanese restaurant on the outskirts of London. I sat by the grill bar where I…read morecould watch the chef grill the meat before me. The hamachi kama was nicely charred and still very juicy on the inside. The skewers (yakitori and beer tongue in the picture) were also very tasty and the meat was very tender. They also had a decent drink menu with several sake options and mixed drinks like Japanese fruit sours. They are reservation only but their online system is simple to navigate. I look forward to visiting this restaurant again to try their other skewers!

Had the salmon set (£8) for lunch today and it came with a salmon avo roll and a plain salmon roll…read more I was unimpressed honestly. The price is much higher than other takeaway sushi, including Waitrose's Sushi Daily. It was fine and did admittedly taste fresher and better than Wasabi and Itsu. The portion of fish was also more generous in terms of the salmon to rice ratio. Ultimately though I thought the rice was just...very bland. I like sushi rice to be seasoned with rice vinegar and sugar and this was not. It fulfilled my sushi craving for lunch but I wouldn't get it again. Also, the set I got I thought was on the better end "value" wise. Their sushi ends up getting pretty pricey depending on what you get.

I walked past this place while on a stroll with my boyfriend at the time. We both loved sushi and…read moredecided to stop in. We had already eaten lunch so we didn't order much but that said: the crispy salmon skin and fatty tuna toro that we ordered were both delicious! They were a bit pricey (the toro was £13 alone and only came with 2 pieces, but for a snack I thought the place was great, and it was very open and comfortable to sit and rest a while since we'd been walking all day. I had very little interaction with the servers so can't comment much on that interaction (you walk up to the bar and order, which my boyfriend had done).

If you like local businesses and want to support a local endeavor - this is the place to go. Ikram…read more(chef and owner) is a lovely guy who opened this based with the encouragement of his kids, after working for years as a sushi chef. He is getting top fish from all the suppliers of the high end restaurants, and his wife is making all kind of gyoza and salads. The prices are probably 15-20% less than neighbouring good places such as Atari-Ya and Maguro, and the quality is much better than Feng Sushi. Really suggest you give him a try, it's a tiny place but takeaway is always a good option!

"So, what should we call our sushi restaurant? I don't want people to be under the impression that…read morewe're just, you know, a sushi joint. We're so much more. Korean food, on-the-go quick bites, soups and sides. Hmm. I just don't want to give people the wrong impression. It's gotta be a catchy title, something that'll grab the attention of people walking by..." The imaginatively titled Sushi & More served up the basics of what we were jonesing for on a Friday night in London: rolls, tempura, edamame for the kiddo. I thought the service was friendly -- they were planning to close at, like, 7pm, but the cook -- likely an owner -- threw together a special order for us. Generally, this is an option for the urban warrior who's powering through the day and just needs a fish fix. The price is right, too.

If you want Japanese and Korean food for a reasonable price then Sushi & More is a place to check…read moreout. The place is small and bare-boned but it works for the place. Their prices start from £5 for the main dishes. There is sushi, appetisers and Japanese soft drinks to go with your order as well. I went for the Chicken Katsu Curry (priced at £5.50) and it came in a bowl and the portion was good for it's price. The curry came quicker than expected so I assume that some of it is microwaved, but the food tasted good and the price was cheap so I don't expect the freshest but it can be misleading for some. They have started to do texting orders with that you can text them your order and collect it from the shop which is good to do if you are in a hurry. So a decent place if you want a cheap meal, but don't expect the best quality though.

Feng sushi has this deep fried roll that tickles me and my husband's fancy. It's delicious and…read morethere are 3 different kinds you can order this way. There's just nothing like that crispy warm crunch. They also offer other rolls that are simple and fresh, but nothing that really stand out. I'm not really a fan of their dishes or their dumplings. We generally order over the phone from this location and pick up to take home. Every time we are told a time to pick up, every time we arrive at that time, and every time we wait. They never apologise and they never smile. That's how it is and probably will always be... what-ayer

Totally overpriced! The food were not fresh at all! We…read moreordered a 'Japanese Bento', the price was £13.25 with only 7 pieces of sushi! Then, I ordered a 'Fish Katsu Curry', there were about 4-5 pieces of squids, 1 piece of fish and 2 prawns, even though they presented the dishes nicely, but the food were not fresh! The curry tasted a bit sour, seemed like it had gone bad or maybe that was how their curry tasted like... The 'Teriyaki' sauce did not taste anything like a teriyaki sauce, it was meant to be sweet; but theirs tasted sour and had a gingery smell. The fried chicken was too dry...It was too hard for us to eat, even a young child rejected the chicken! However, the service is acceptable!

Oh boy. What a shame. Used to be my favourite quick sushi…read morehaunt, but now they price the dishes wrong (almost double what it should be), a hand roll is only half filled, the 'chef' adds the wrong and way too much mayo like sauce (what?!). At paying I mention this and all I get is 5 'I'm sorry's in short succession with the bill too high and the question how I want to pay that amount?! Really?! There were times I frequented YoSushi at least once a week but this certainly made it the last time. Overpriced, staff is unknowledgeable, food has gone down the drain and the experience has gone from best to worst in the timespan of just over a year. I guess it's all about the money money money ...now. Farewell

Get to the Chase:…read more Pros: 1) It's quick service all because the food is rotating on a conveyor belt...but that also attests to the quality of the food (not so great) 2) Interesting idea of serving food, and also provide buttons at your table that can pour water or call out for a waiter (which does so in an extremely loud YO! YO!...very embarrassing)...definitely fun for kids Cons: 1) Poor quality food and preparation (everything done quickly without much attention, the food is sitting on a conveyor belt which is not refrigerated so food tastes stale and nasty 2) What you eat depends on what's on the belt, the most popular ones are always taken, but you can always order from a waiter (which defeats the purpose of the belt) 3) Extremely expensive; Each plate is colored based on their cost..so you have to either not care what you're eating or memorize all the color:price pairings...I came to eat not have a pop quiz

I was nervous about coming here as it always seems empty, but I swung by here for takeaway and had…read moreno problems with the service - I was greeted less than a minute after walking in and given a menu to peruse. As soon as I made my decision and walked up to place my order, the waitress stopped what she was doing to talk to me. I ordered the chirashi donburi and.... It was pretty good. Not great, but pretty good. The fish all tasted good - I just wish there was a bit more - but the rice (and there was a lot of it!) was rather clumpy and stuck together, and not in a way that made me feel like it was meant to be... in a way that made me feel like they skimped on the sauce, if you know what I mean. I did like the sweet shrimp and the salmon. There was only one piece of tuna and at least 2 pieces of everything else, so I wish I had more tuna... but overall it was good, and definitely a place I'd return to. I can't decide if it's pricey or not because Im horrible at understanding sushi prices. I paid about £10.25 for a bowl of rice, 3 teeny little shrimp and 5 pieces of fish. You tell me if that's normal. Either way, I'll return - where else can I get sushi in the area?

Great little Japanese restaurant. The sushi is made to order and of high quality. The Restuarant is…read morevery clean and looks reasonable new. There's a strong focus on local and seasonal produce and also an obvious focus on being a place for vegetarians to enjoy lots on offer. The service was very friendly and best of all if your local they deliver. This little gem is open late most night so is a great option for shift workers.