This place is awesome. Walked in and felt like I was in another country, Japan. The layout, presentation, staff and most of the customers here are Japanese. Talk about authentic, this place is a gem. Just got out of a concert and needed food badly, found out this place opens late. Walked in at 10.40pm and they still took orders. Has a wide selection of sushi, sashimi and set meals. Meal sizes are just nice and the prices are decent. High quality meat, tastes lovely Lovely staff, quick service and lovely ambience. It's a nice place to chill, and have drinks. Enough seats for couples, groups and families. I wouldn't say it's kids friendly cause it feels like a place where adults come in to let go some steam after a long day (maybe it's because I'm here at almost 11pm). Also no space to park a stroller. I'm going to come back here to chill DF out lol read more

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We are so sad. This used to be a very reliable, authentic Japanese restaurant, but now has gone downhill. French Beans with Sesame Dressing had perfectly-cooked beans, but the dressing lacked depth of flavour and the portion was tiny. Ten Zaru Soba (cold buckwheat noodles with tempura) had tasteless, watery dip. The noodles were cooked nicely, but Tempura was very greasy. Sake Shioyaki - grilled salmon with salt - was very small and was just plonked on top of lettuce; presentation was awful. The rice portion was very mean, too. Very bad value for money. read more

This restaurant is a hidden gem. Simply decorated, yet the food is amazing! Unique and authentic Japanese dishes. Takoyaki (octopus ball) is a must-try read more

Solid Japanese izakaya type place. Personally, I prefer the hot foods here over sushi and sashimi. Top items were the buta kakuni and salmon head! Will definitely be back to try more of their expensive menu. read more

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A really great izakaya style place near Camden. I ate so much saba and toro and wakame and umaki tamago that I had to be rolled out. The service was brilliant, friendly, and fun. The staff were almost all Japanese, which doesn't necessarily make things better, but it means you can order in the little Japanese you know and feel fancy in front of your friends. The bill came and it was unbelievably affordable considering it was London, five people, and we were all sloshed on good sake. read more

Got recommended this place for some authentic Japanese cuisine, have yet to find any in London so was super excited. We were a table of 3 mixed Japanese/Western. The place is only small, lucky we made a booking (which kind of sealed the deal for us because the guy was speaking Japanese ). The service is nice and friendly, food was great. The menu is extensive.... We ordered so much it was crazy. Beef tataki was the highlight along with the agedashi tofu . The tempura seafood was also ace. We did order yakitori and tsukune too but unanimously weren't keen on the *special sauce - bit on the salty side. Back there again this week so will check out other things on the menu read more

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I love Asakusa. I had a Japanese boyfriend in my first year of University (quite a long time ago- eep!) At that time I had only lived in Japan for about 6 months...and I was used to eating my host mother's amazing cooking...so after i moved to London, I really missed unpretentious, decent Japanese grub. Back then, Asakusa came to the rescue! It has always been cheap, but incredibly tasty. I also love that the menu is written all over the walls, so I could practice kanji while eating out - that sort of counts as studying!! Anyway... now I've yo-yoed between London and Kansai all of my adult life, if it always good to go back to the awesome places from my student years and find that they are still tasty, reasonably priced and just as dodgy-looking as ever! **I should probably mention that my Japanese boyfriend left me broken hearted yeeears ago, but Asakusa has never let me down...and even helped me seduce my lovely current man. *Starts to drool thinking of both...* read more

Asakusa - Asakusa sushi joy (^^) - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

Terrible service and terrible hot food. The only good thing we ordered here was a tuna avocado roll. The salmon sake sashimi was mediocre, but maybe the nigiri might have been better. Pork belly: ridiculously tough to eat and so salty. Terrible. Chicken meatball skewer: way too salty. I don't understand why they need to put so much salt on everything. Asakusa udon: just ok. Their definition of vegetables on the menu is seaweed only. The mochi was weird and eel did not taste so great. Only good thing were the soft chewy noodles. Salmon sake sashimi: ok. Tough to eat and I've definitely had better. Tuna avocado roll: this was the best thing ordered and was actually really good. Expensive and a huge disappointment. The male server has a terrible attitude problem. I'd highly recommend going elsewhere. read more

Food: Everything we ordered was really good. I would highly recommend the pork belly, fried aubergine with soya paste, and quail eggs. The sushi was also very fresh! Service: Not good. Our waitress was super friendly but the food took a long time and we had to ask for water and the bill multiple times. Ambiance: Quaint. It's small and charming. The vibe is pretty authentic. read more

Asakusa - Pork belly - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

Will only be visiting here for sushi. Been on a search for good local spot sushi place in central London for a while and experienced so many places that has warm poor quality tasting sushi that just had to do the job of curbing that sushi craving. Japanese owned and staff are nice. Btw, beware of the 40 minute wait to get your sushi order. Must make a reservation! read more

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I got the hamburg steak with salad appetizer, and then the sashimi set, which came with a bowl of rice and a miso soup. Both tasted good. The hamburg steak was a bit on the dry side, and I've had better sake sashimi at Eat Tokyo for a lower price. What was unbearable was the service. It took a solid 30 minutes for me to see any food at all. The person sitting next to me at the bar was quoted 50 minutes, and he sat there with no food until I was done eating. Then, to top it off, they took forever to give me the bill. I had to flag down three different waitresses before I could pay them. Then a week later, I realize that they charged me twice on my card. I'm going to drop by tomorrow or something to get it refunded - but how annoying! I was really excited to find a very highly rated sushi place a 5 minute walk from my place, but it was a disappointment. read more

Asakusa - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

Inexpensive, authentic and good tasting Japanese food. You'll find this restaurant just around the corner from Mornington Crescent. You'll need to make a reservation here as it gets packed full of locals and Japanese people, for good reason. This place is a little hidden gem in London, as the restaurant really transports you to Japan, it is small, quirky, and best of all, Japanese Music is playing! They have lots of small dishes to offer, so I had Fried Oysters, Pork Belly, Mixed Sashimi, Takoyaki, Fried Aubergine, Tonkatsu, and finally some sweet Green Tea and Sesame Ice Cream. All dishes were good. I paid under £55 for all of this, including 2 glasses of wine and soft drinks. The service is really good, the staff are very friendly. But I have to add.. This isn't the best tasting Japanese food in London, none of the dishes wowed me, that's why I haven't given 5 stars. It is worthy of a visit though, as the food is so cheap and the experience and atmosphere are on-point. Thanks Asakusa! read more

Asakusa - Asakusa Food - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

My brother has been a regular here since some time in the 90s - and is still greeted with an enthusiastic "________-san!" on entry. Not the slickest or the most expensive Japanese restaurant in London, but if you can see past the well-documented eccentricities, it's a little gem. read more

If you're thinking of trying this restaurant. Just NO. Terrible service. Food is relatively fine but definitely not worth the hassle you have to put up with to get it. We were surrounded by incredibly rowdy customers who were shouting and screaming in a basement of a dirty and outdated restaurant with terrible decor. The toilet was filthy and there was only one for a man and a woman. So be prepared to queue. When we went to order after spending half an hour trying to get the attention of our waitress she informed us that the sushi would take an hour so being a little crushed as that's why we came here we chose other foods. It took an hour and a half for the food we did order. So basically we should have gotten the sushi as it would have been faster. What we got was a small portion of what could be described as chicken I guess and a small portion of pork. Took another hour almost to get one portion of ice cream and a bill. Never again. read more

Asakusa - Some dumplings we got. Definitely not worth the wait. - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

This is my favourite Japanese restaurant in London. The food is delicious and super authentic. The gyoza, fried aubergine, miso soup, korroke & hamburg there is something i could eat every day of my life! Accompanied by a glass of plum wine! Really reasonably priced also. You have to book as it is always packed out! read more

Asakusa - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

Ok so where do I start..... Let's Start by saying that the place looks like a right hole from the outside. On walking in I was like "Ohh ok this ain't to bad" but then I realised there was nowhere to sit so they took us down stairs to where the over flow of customers go. Anyway first impressions of the downstairs was a bad smell, like a mixture of damp and cats piss... Also very old fashion decor and just dusty looking crap all over the place, it looked like it had not been painted or touched in over 30 years. The smell was really putting me off, I remember saying to my girlfriend that if the sitting Area ain't clean and it's stinky what's the kitchen like . Anyway long story short... The food was real good and the service just as good. But don't think I would go back as there is just as good "imo" Japanese restaurants "that don't smell like cats piss or look like they're from the 70s" near by. Bottom line is this place is always packed so it must be good, but me personally don't like a Stale stench while eating. Would have got a 4 if not for the smell and dirty looking decor. But as I said the food was great. read more

Asakusa - Still Had a good time, I was very underwhelmed until I started eating the food. Nom nom. - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

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I got a recommendation to come here from a couple of people. I called and they didn't have any reservations, but I chanced it and decided to come see if they'd seat us. I came around 6:30 on a Friday night and they seated us at the counter immediately. The whole place was just lovely. I ordered tofu with bean sprouts, fried miso eggplant, shiitake mushroom sushi, and miso soup. Matt b went for chicken katsu. Everything was perfect. My fave dish was the miso eggplant. The staff was super nice and even refilled my water. I'll definitely be coming back as much as I can. The total price was reasonable, too. 27 pounds for dinner and drinks. read more

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Very very good Sushi, sashimi and other Japanese food. Wide range of Sake. Full of Japanese people. The interior is... interesting - it looks as though the current owners took over a 70s vintage greek or italian restaurant, complete with half-timbering and a little hut with a tiled roof. But the food is superb. About 2 minutes walk around the corner from Mornington Crescent tube station. This place gets booked up a week or so in advance for weekends, so you'll probably not be able to drop in unless you're alone. read more

London seems to be awash with kaiten sushi... which is awful... brits in general don't seem to know what sushi should taste like, i'm sorry, but "M&S Sushi" is NOT Sushi.... ...But this place is a hidden gem!! Its my absolute favourite place to go in London. The sushi is fantastic, the prices are low, the staff are lovely!! The menu is large, plenty to chose from, non raw fish eating diners will have no problem. The decor is not fancy, this is a tiny hidey hole... a place to get great sushi without any of the schmaltzyness people seem to be so obsessed with nowadays. Try the amazing beancurd and aubergine starter (wow!) and don't forget to look up 'Jack Daniels" on the drinks menu for punny misspelling. Oh and try and get a table upstairs. Actually this is vital. read more

You know what really frustrates me? When a restaurant with really tasty food has really horrible service. Why can't people get things right? There were five of us here, and we had a reservation, but we were seated downstairs. I mean it's nice that they have a downstairs room, but it smells awful getting to it (because of the toilets). I can't help but wonder if the terrible service had to do with us being seated downstairs, but whatever. We ordered a lot of food. And all of it was good. Sashimi? Delicious. Sushi? Tasty. Skewers of various types of chicken offal? Really amazing. Tonkatsu? Awesome. Tempura? Great. It just took forever. It's like the kitchen staff don't know how to organize themselves to cook things in a timely manner. Weird. You know what else took ages? Getting our saki. The first batch of saki we ordered? Took FOREVER to arrive. You know what else took ages? Getting a server's attention so we could order more saki. You know what took even longer? Getting the servers to refill our water when we repeatedly asked them to do it. We also tried to order a bit more sushi at the end. Like I've done at every other sushi restaurant I've ever been to anywhere ever. And it was going to take 30 minutes. Not cool guys, not cool. I guess when they know people will keep going to a restaurant because the food is good, they can be horrible servers. However, I think that a place with good food isn't worth going to if you have to deal with service like that. So I won't be returning even though the food was some of the best Japanese I've had in London. read more

Asakusa has never let me down. Whether you're going there for a group meal or for a more intimate dinner, the food is brilliant, there's always a buzz and the service is great. My absolute favourite is Nasu Dengaku which is fried aubergine and soya paste. Totally yum. In fact, I can't think of a dish I don't like. Whether you're in for the more safer dishes such as teriyaki or tempura or whether you're more adventurous with your food, all of it is presented decently and tastes great. Did I mention the value? All dishes are reasonably priced which means you can leave feeling stuffed and without an anorexic wallet. It's about 10 minutes walk from Camden Tube, and less than a minute (if you walk as fast as I do when I'm anticipating food...) from Mornington Crescent. I'd advise to book if you've got a large group. Unfortunately, they don't open at lunch else I'd be there everyday. read more

DELISH^a million Thank god for my metabolism cuz those sushi orders kept coming, and so did the chicken katsu and cold soba. EVERYTHING was fresh and amazing, although the rice consistency was slightly too mush. Hamachi, unagi, and spicy tuna nigiri were perfection (where is the toro in this joint though, seriously?). Skip the rolls, they are whatevs...but do opt for some serious gyoza that did NOT look like they were from a frozen pack of Asian supermarket fame. If you don't mind stuffing your body into the sushi bar, feel free to stroll in RIGHT at opening time (6pm) without a reservation. After that you're screwed. Thank you for some legit Japanese Asakusaaaaaaaa!!!! (tear) read more

Been going to Asakusa for a couple of years,..and I absolutely love it! Was introduced to it via a friend and we've had nights with lots of friends!, nights with lots of Sake... louder nights than others... but the staff were always super courteous even when we were clearly too loud for them (trust the Mediterraneans!). And the food is just divine!... Asakusa Salad Wins hands down! xx read more

This is a place you need to reserve for. We were lucky that on a Tuesday eve at 6:30 we were able to get a seat at the counter. Usually in a sushi joint, the counter is the coveted seat--but in this case it is a bit cramped and you do get some of the backdrop of the actual kitchen which is the site of dishwashing. It was also a warm night, so it was a bit stuffy. The menu is massive--overwhelming in its options....we just went for the sushi and sashimi platters, although there were a lot of strange fishes that came on it, so next time I would definitely order ala carte. The udon wasn't a soup, and that was a bit perplexing. The spinach dish and the eggplant we ordered was divine. I loved the autenticity of Japanese food, and I would definitely go back the next time I have a sushi craving. read more

Another discovery courtesy of Yelp! Thank you, thank you, thank you. The authentic food and ambiance which definitely reminded me of my experience in Japan. Food-wise we had the miso soup, battered Quail egg on a stick, beef teriyaki, assorted tempura (vegetable, salmon and shrimp), sashimi squid and the assorted nigiri sushi that deliciously filled our hungry bellies. Although, the sushi did not tasted super fresh we still enjoyed the goodness of it. My other half definitely enjoyed the well marinated sashimi squid while I grubbed on the very tasty teriyaki. I must say that the menu here is pretty inundating as it seem to keep going on and on, hence the amount of food we ordered. Overall, wonderful find in London. read more

Asakusa. It's been on my main list of places to visit for some time. I took a friend who was over from LA. Now, if you've been to LA you know that they get very good Asian food. Korea, Thai, Vietnamese and of course Japanese (esp raw fish). I took her there knowing that Asakusa was highly rated by locals. I was lucky enough to get a last minute booking very early in the evening. 6pm when it opened to be precise. It looks very lacklustre from outside. Bit old hat you might say. And inside it's no different really. But, and eventhough I have an eye for decor and design, when it comes to eating out, it's all about the food for me. Anything else is a bonus. I ordered for us, being the OCD person that I am, scanning reviews the night before and knowing what to get. The baked aubergine is sweet and large. Good to share. And best to have with a starch or protein as on it's own it would be too sickly. I had to get prawn tempura. Which was very fresh and light. A winner for me. The Karaage chicken was good, but not the best I've had in London. It was not oily at all. But that's where I was kinda disappointed as it almost looked too healthy. No glistening. It was a big portion of 4 pieces on the bone. But I do prefer my karaage (like Korean Fried Chicken) boneless. Onto the fish...the black cod is something I read to be a certainty to order and I really liked it. Sweet undertones on the the cod it was good. The horse mackerel was not in, but the server kindly explained there is not much difference! So mackerel nigiri it was. I love mackerel. One of my fav fishes and this was good. The spicy tuna rolls were more coarse than some you might find but this did not detract from the dish. Very good maki rolls. So all in all it was good. Not great but good. But this was my first visit and I'll be back for another try for sure. And the service was lovely and attentive. They even got me Japanese Mayo for my Karaage chicken when I asked for some. So good work. A solid 7/10. read more

It is my favorite sushi place on the city. The sushi is very fresh, a little tiny bit warm and very smooth. The avocado/salmon was my favorite out of all. Otherwise the pork belly and avocado was amazing as well. The service is fine, it only takes a little to make the sushi since only one person is making it (but very good!!) read more

I almost don't even want to write a review of this place -- it's crowded enough just on word of mouth. But if you're looking for sushi in London, this is the place. Yes, it looks like a Japanese restaurant took over a crappy Italian restaurant and didn't bother to update it. Yeah, the specials are all in Japanese and are posted on plain pieces of paper taped to the wall. Sushi takes forever to come out and sometimes the service can be abrupt when overrun. I suppose these things would piss me off if the food wasn't so damn good. And when I say good, I mean this-place-could-make-Nobu-its-bitch good. This is one for your little black book to impress people with just how "in the know" you are. read more

Deserves less but don't have that option unfortunately. Was confused based on the reviews. Anyway the fish is definitely far from fresh. Has a very bad taste and smells bad. Even when you sit down you can smell something from the stairs oozing into your nostrils which makes a bad meal even more disgusting. The service is awful and when I say awful I'm saying a complete joke. You might as well have just made yourself or paid a ten year old to help. Everything is dirty and outdated, it's really beyond me why this place remains open. If you like your stomach stay away, if you like your toilet come check it out. read more

You know its authentic and guaranteed to be tasty when the tables are filled with Asians (Orientals)! We just managed to get a table on a Saturday before the restaurant closed its kitchen for the night (around 10pm) so were grateful that they let us in at all! We were heading for Koko but thought we should first line our stomachs with some food and randomly stumbled upon Asakusa (literally across the road from Koko) - which I thought was the least likely place I'd put a Japanese restaurant in, but hey, I'm grateful for it as I work in Camden Town! Anyway, I'd imagine reservations is a must if you plan on eating dinner at normal hours. The restaurant is split over two floors - the ground and a basement floor. Its pretty cramped but in true Asian style, they've taken advantage of ALL available space. That said, the food here is something else! Since coming to London from Sydney (where Jap food is of such a high quality you almost don't feel the need to go to Japan), I've not be much impressed with the quality I've tried to date. Asakusa totally restored my faith in finding good Jap food in London! Can't remember everything we ordered but did recall their cold soba being amazing, unagi and softshell crab nigiris were divine and the yakitori was decent too. We didn't really get a chance to order much as they were closing in an hour anyway, but I'm certainly planning on coming back here time and again until I've made my way through their generous menu! read more

Definitely one of the best sushi places in London. **Note: Also great for hot Japanese food -- useful to eat at with friends who don't like sushi . Have been eating here for the past 5 - 6 years and went back last week (for the first time in a year) and was not disappointed. Don't let the shabby exterior fool you, this place is the real thing. So what if you can't read the food offerings in Japanese on the walls, there is plenty on this very varied menu to choose from. So what if the sushi takes ages to arrive and the food your table has ordered comes out at all different times....it makes it feel more like a family run place. Sit back and enjoy. They have an excellent sake selection as well. Tips: 1. Make a reservation. It gets crowded quite quickly, even on what you might think would be a 'quiet night'. 2. Order sushi early...if you are eating/order after 18.30 you will have to wait 30 minutes or more for your sushi. If you are pressed for time get one of the hot dishes. My favorite is the salmon with soy glaze -- the portion is huge. Now pick up a big ol' piece of pickled ginger and dig in. read more

As a new lover of sushi here in London, I've been trying to give the smaller, more traditional style spots a shot, and Asakusa performed how I expected it to. This is traditional sushi, with many more cooked dishes than at a more Westernized spot (nonetheless very different from the high end Nobu, Zuma, etc..) and the fish quality was OK. The price range is definitely very reasonable, but that being said, the fish is not top quality. I tried the Asakusa Salad which was interesting in concept -- a raw fish salad with "special" dressing -- but there was just far, far too much dressing. I would recommend this dish if the dressing comes on the side. The salmon avocado inside out rolls were standard and yummy, and the spicy tuna tamaki hand roll was very spicy and good, I could have had another one! I usually don't order cooked fish at sushi places, but the salmon tariaki dish was very good, as was the gyoza. They also have a large range of saki, with a taster menu including a description of each of the three, which was fun to try. I recommend this place if you're looking for a cheaper yet tradition sushi spot, but within this vibe and category, I think Kikuchi and Ikeda take the top slots. read more

I had really high expectations for this place since a few friends recommended it and overall it was a good place to try but not sure if I would go back. We went on a Sat and it was packed so good thing we made a reservation. Surprisingly we started with udon noodles and chicken teriyaki, which is so weird because usually you end with that. Then the sushi and sashimi came after a very long wait and by that time we weren't so hungry after the hot food! :( The sushi was mediocre, the sashimi was a lot better but their was something wrong with the tuna as it was a bit stringy. I got the sesame ice cream to end. The staff were really friendly but you have to wait a while for the food. Not the best date place I have to say but happy I tried it. read more

This is a mixed review as the restaurant has a cool genuine izakaya feel to it and the food is quite good and reasonably priced, but the problem is the service is SO SLOW. I mean, you could literally die of hunger in this place. The main issue is there is only one sushi chef in a tiny bar to make all of the cold dishes. Combine that with the fact he is probably the slowest sushi chef I have ever witnessed means like me you will probably still feel hungry after being in the restaurant for 2 hours!!!!!! Too bad given that the dishes that do come out are good! If you're there as a group and don't mind drinking between snacks then it's a winner but don't go unless you have a 2-3 hours to kill. read more

Over the years I have heard many rave reviews about Asakusa, the almost legendary Japanese restaurant in the unlikely setting of Mornington Crescent. I finally managed to get a reservation (you read that right) and headed down on a tuesday evening. Surprisingly for a midweek outing the restaurant was packed and I was glad to see some Japanese businessmen sitting merrily in the restaurant. It may sound like a cliche but to their decision to dine here reassured me. The menu is extensive including several specialities plus the obligatory sushi menu and best of all the food is very well priced. I made sure i picked my favorite speciality una-don (eel over a bed of rice) and was extremely impressed. The sushi was fresh as where the other ingredients making for a fantastic culinary treat. We even ordered a few "surprises" like stuffed aubergines which proved delicious Asakusa's slightly dated decor adds character and authenticity to the small restaurant and the staff were extremely friendly. Sadly the restaurant loses a few points because the service was particularly sluggish. Though I had been warned this would be the case some sort of drink and/or snack to placate our hunger at the start would have been appreciated. Having said that, considering the price and freshness of the food I will definitely be back read more

Great little Japanese restaurant, with an amazing sushi chef. Perfect for a date, dinner with friends or a larger party. The have wonderful sake tasting menus for less than £10 for three glasses of different sakes. Highly recommended read more

I have read so many amazing reviews for this place, so naturally, I was keen to try it out, as amazing and reasonably priced sushi places are quite hard to come by in London. It gets packed, so you have to book quite far in advance (at least a couple of days) and unfortunately, although we had booked in advance, me and my friend got stuck right in the corner at the back of the restaurant next to the kitchen by the bar (which didn't have anyone working behind it). It was a bit squashed to say the least, and we were forced to cram up even more when the waitress squeezed two people in next to us. By the time we got here I was pretty starving and had a hankering for sashimi. However, when the waitress came over to take our order she informed me that if we ordered fish we would have to expect to wait around an hour. Hmmm. Now, I know you are busy, but as a Japanese restaurant that has a lot of fish on the menu, why is the wait so long?! Anyway, that was really disappointing because I was hungry like the wolf and there was no way I was going to wait an hour to be fed (and eating a couple of gyozas would not keep me ticking over for an hour). So we ordered the chicken teriyaki and rice. I was not impressed. The portion was pretty small and the chicken was not very tasty. I also had this niggling feeling that the chicken was a little undercooked. The waitress was super-sweet though, and gave us each a little eclair toffee with our bill (which was probably the culinary highlight of my meal). Anyway, we left and had a good laugh about the whole experience, until we got on the 31 bus and my friend started to feel sick and I started to feel spaced out. According to the other reviews I've read, I should have had a better dining experience, and I am just hoping that this is a one-off bad experience....but in any case, I still wont be rushing back.... read more

Get there early - we made the mistake of getting there around 7 and had to wait about 2 hours... so of course had too many drinks at the pub nearby. I will need to go back and try the food properly but from what I remember in between the haze of a magnum size sake bottle is that the takoyaki was amazing and we ordered a 2nd round. read more

Asakusa is a tiny, hole in the wall that serves authentic Japanese food and is great value for money. I loved the salmon sashimi, as I always do, and I love the bustling and elbow to elbow little Japanese world in here. I tried nasu dengaku for the first time, and it was really nice! The genmaicha was also great and the maki rolls I had here were good. Asakusa is a place I will definitely come back to! read more

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You know you are in a good place when the menu on the walls is only in Japanese. Bookings are a must as they get quite busy! Super fresh fish and a ton of other cooked options as well. Only gripe....the pork katsu meat was a bit dry and chewy. read more