This is a totally surprising standout amongst the fish and chip shops and typical food of the area…read more Sushi was fresh and as good as I've had in most very high end places. They were well filled up by 8pm so book ahead.

I'll give it 3.5 actually-rounding up. Hubby surprised me by suggesting my fave cuisine - sushi!…read more One things that put me off at the start was a weird smell in the place and the lack of great service But to the food and drink, I had the viognier and hubby had a Sapporo. We had salted edamame to start, the veggie sushi plate and inside out maki with salmon and chili. All of it was yum and I can't say anything bad about it bc I actually liked the sushi. I will def come back for a quick meal near home

You know that saying 'daylight robbery?' Well I think this applies to feng sushi…read more My cousin and I popped in here for a light snack (as well as grazing through borough market) and we ordered two salads. One power lunch (rice salad) and one tofu salad. each salad cost around £9 and there were the size of a kaiten sushi plate (the teensy ones off belts) Yes, I'm a small girl, but don't assume I can only eat tiny portions. also. this the tofu salad was beyond tiny. 6 MINI CUBES OF TOFU. SIX. I COUNTED. also they said it had french beans, given that they chopped that up in small pieces, I got all of TWO BEANS. with LEAVES. The power lunch-it cost 50p extra and it contained pomegranates, salmon sashimi, avocado and brown rice. WHAT ARE THE PRICE MARGINS FOR THIS? This makes my brain EXPLODE from trying to compare the differences. Both salads also very salty, somebody in the kitchen was angry at miso dressing. I get that salad is supposed to be healthy, but high blood pressure from excess sodium is just well, the opposite of healthy. Just. so. disappointed.

For his birthday, my friend's only wish was to come here for an omakase and I cannot stop thinking…read moreabout it! I had to make about 200 calls to get a reservation but it was worth it. There are two sittings for omakase each day, one at 5:30PM and one at 8:30PM. The interior is very intimate and each sitting serves 7 people only. Bookings are made at least two weeks to one month in advance depending on their policy which changes from time to time. They only accept reservations through phone calls and based on my experience, it was pretty hard to get through so I'd definitely recommend reading through their website for what to do to secure yourself a reservation. My friend and I both got the sushi & sashimi omakase, which comes with three plates of sashimi, 7 pieces of sushi (all seasonally selected!) and a sweet tamago at the end. The sashimi and sushi are all seasonally selected and exotic! I got to try gurnard and turbot sushi which I've never had raw before! The fish is not only high quality and delicious but prepped and presented beautifully too. The variety of condiments selected for each sushi was carefully thought out, elevating each mouthful. The service was impeccable as was the food. The chef's wife and the waiters always came to check-in with us and walk us through the proper dining etiquette. Under the chef's wife's recommendation, we also shared some sake and plum wine. It was lovely watching the chef prep and make each piece of sushi, exhibiting his intent and passion with every movement. The whole session lasted a little over 2 hours and we enjoyed every bit of it! I highly recommend checking out Sushi Tetsu at least once in your life! Not to mention the omakase was only for £96 (excluding alcohol and any service charge), which is cheap for the amount of food you get and cheaper than many other omakase meals found in London.

Went for dinner with a friend, who had to call 139 times to get a reservation. But it was worth it…read moreall. She had omakase, whilst I had a la carte. I had a combination of octopus sashimi, tuna sashimi, squid nigiri, sweet shrimp nigiri, jumbo shrimp nigiri, scallops nigiri, tuna rolls, razor clam rolls and yellowtail hand roll. Everything was remarkably fresh and perfect, down to every ratio of sushi to rice and the temperature. Afterwards, we commented whether we would ever be able to have sushi elsewhere. Ambience was very cozy and intimate. Maximum seating of seven seats, hence very difficult to get a spot. Felt like I was in a local restaurant in the heart of Tokyo. Perfect for an intimate date or professional meal. Service was also top notch. At times, I felt they were a bit too mechanical, but I guess precision and propriety are part of the Japanese experience. Would go back in a heartbeat.

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

I still like Yoshino but after recently discovering that they no longer offer the chicken katsu…read morecurry at lunch (at all?) it's hard for me to rate their lunch with five stars. I adored that curry and Yoshino just isn't the same without it.

I've been to Yoshino a few times now but the last time was 2 years ago. I know... quite a long…read morehibernation. Last night I tried the Tsuki set meal with my friend Takeshi and we were both treated with palatable and exciting creations. I really enjoyed the lot especially the tuna carpaccio. The flavour did not overpower the natural taste of thin tuna sashimi topped with herbs that were perfect garnish. Another part of the set is the prawn tempura. The sauce gave a good compliment to three battered prawns. The miso soup was added with a prawn's head and the awesome taste reminded me of a particular soup meal that my mum used to make for me back home. The work-of-art award belongs to the carefully and thin cut jumbo California roll. How they managed to put the ingredients together to amazing effect deserves recognition for a set meal that only cost £20 (excluding drinks and service). I paired my entire meal with a good dry Spanish white wine. I'm already thinking about when I can revisit Yoshino Restaurant. I'm sure it will be sooner this time.

Sushi is very nice, and service was kind, I'm really recommend!…read moreAlways asked if we need something, fish was fresh!!!

Amazing! Great value and incredible service and sushi. I dream about this place. I've eaten here on…read moremy two recent trips to London and will absolutely go back any time I can.

Not sure about hi Sushi, I think it is now named Sushi Salsa…read more Where do I start, my wife and I were hanging out in Camden Town and decided we wanted to get some food. Now if you have ever been there you know that this place is chock full of options. Afghani, yep. Indian, of course. Venezuelan Arepas, about 3 different location. Nepalese, Moroccan, Ethiopian, uhuh! the point is that we were not at a loss for choices. We came upon the place and as a Hispanic of course I gravitated to the Sushi Salsa name. We went in and were waited on immediately, got some hot sake and looked at the menu. Now I had taken my wife to Yo! Sushi a few nights before, she loved the little conveyor belt approach, but I was craving real Sushi (Yo! Sushi is mediocre at best), particularly some delicious Sashimi. Sushi Salsa delivered! I ordered the Sashimi Matsu - 21 pieces of Sashimi and it was all delicious! The fish was served beautifully. I also ordered some Tako, Uni, Unagi, Ika and Tobiko Nigiri. All deliciously fresh and they came our way fast even though the place was hopping. The Chef Ben San was very good and the rice was just perfect. if you know anything about Sushi, you know that it takes years to practice to make the perfect rice. My wife had a Dragon Roll and it was also off the hook. Once the bill came i had to do a double take. Let's just say it was way less than I would have paid for all of the above and three bottles of hot sake here in the states! All said, if you are a fan of Sushi, give this place a try. I am know I am damn glad we did.

I had a craving for ramen. I added a spicy salmon roll since it sounded good. Ramen was good,…read moreacceptable. And the roll was good as well. It isn't a place I will remember from my travels but it was conveniently located and cured my ramen fix. They do take away, which is also handy.

We went here for old times sake. 20 years ago they were in a different nearby location and Pablo's…read moreexpense account new no limits. Tonight we had all vegetarian apps and some cold noodles. It was nice but nothing outstanding, price points were good for all items, drink prices were good. Service was A-OK, young formal Japanese chaps

The best way to get over jet lag is a deep tissue massage. Defune Restaurant is located right next…read moredoor to where our massage appointment was. How convenient. With no reservation made, getting a table for 5 people at 7pm was not a problem. We were led below street level, to a spacious and inviting table. All our usual fav dishes from miso soup, to gyoza, to tempura, soba, tonkatsu, and teri chicken were excellently prepared. The ingredients were fresh and tasty. It's worth the price we paid.