We had an okay experience at Inamo. The food was pretty good. I didn't enjoy it as much as some others in my group. They were out of a lot of options as well which was frustrating. The wait staff was basically not there. They didn't tell us the whole group ordered off just one board so we all were adding things. The boards themselves were clunky. The little games were okay but didn't work well. The idea is good just the technology behind it was bad. I wouldn't go back. read more

Just a terrible experience and I can't truly blame the service providers. First off they charge you an extra £1.50 just for coming to the restaurant to sit at the table, they give you no other option so you have to pay it. The food is so so nothing to write home about, but the fact they try to drop this scam on you makes it so you should definitely avoid at all cost. .5/10 would NOT recommend even to my arch rival. read more

DO NOT COME HERE! Food is way overpriced, bad and it is clearly a tourist trap! Their food was bad. Bad sushi, bad dishes, bad drink selection, which was also way overpriced; 13 pounds for a pint. The bao buns were good, at 13 pounds per bun!! Outrageous. The rest of the food was mid. 5/10, school food. I got the Szechwan chicken and literally the chicken tasted like chicken nuggets out of the freezer section. We also got the nigiri, again, don't. Avoid this place like the plague. It looks like a club they converted into a restaurant during the day to sling food and make rent. Trust me avoid it, and it's not worth the electronic menu, which is also gross and unhygienic. Service was fine. I don't normally leave reviews but this was the worst meal I had in 2 weeks in UK. read more

Need to balance out the 3.5 stars this place has. It does not deserve this rating. Not even close. Their food was mediocre, the table doesn't work for games or ordering, and service was very slow. TBH the concept of smearing your hands on a gross germ infested table and then eating food with your hands is repugnant to me. You are better off walking across the street and earning your calories in dessert from L'ETO because Inamo is a waste. Thank me later. read more

This was my first visit to Inamo. The interactive - Hitech ta le tops were cool, the pricey food was not. There were lots of things on the menu. We chose the 39 pound GBP menu, which is roughly $80 CAD per person. The food arrived within minutes of submitting on the interactive table tops. It was apparent that the food was not fresh, but pre-cooked and either deep fried or microwaved. Some dishes arrived cold in the center. Some was very good, such as the Sichuan chicken, but others were mediocre at best. Not worth $150 for a quick meal before the theatre. read more

I saw this place on Groupon and ordered the weekday all you can eat sushi deal to try during our honeymoon. It has a nice futuristic feel, where you order from the table using its touchscreen interface. You can also play games on the table. They have both great fish and vegan sushi options which we tried. It may not be the best sushi we have had, but for the deal and environment it is great. They also have a good selection of both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. One unique item to the UK we tried is smoky Coca-Cola. I could see this place do well in the United States. The table does time out after 90 minutes and they did have to remove a drink that they ran out of from the bill. If we come back, we may try the more expensive deal with the Asian tapas and perhaps the unlimited drinks. read more

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Child (10) review: I liked the raw salmon and rice, and I liked the games. I wish the toilet had toilet paper. Adult review: This made me sad. The food was sad...1/3 if the menu was not available, the sushi was obviously dry on the edges as it had sat out waiting for us to order it and came with giant globs on mayo on top, the miso aubergine was nothing like it should be - it was paper thin slices in massive amounts of batter. The good - we enjoyed to pork cha siu buns and the water. The place is pretty dark and it's not really possible to eat and play games at the same time (the game space is literally your eating space. This is not a Japanese restaurant. There are so many lovely looking places around it - I definitely choose something else next time. read more

I wasn't very impressed with Inamo. The service was mediocre, the food was dry and not fresh. The sushi was also nothing to write home about. Mediocre food and service at a premium price. read more

Holy moly was this place disappointing. Tables: old technology, only kind of worked, software crashed repeatedly, hard to use and navigate. Sushi: borderline inedible. Our party of three ordered two rolls to start and couldn't finish them. We usually eat 2-3 each. Distinctly fishy taste; I've had grocery store sushi that tasted better. Hot dishes: hit or miss. Chicken katsu and bang bang cauliflower were fine, but admittedly hard to screw up. The veggy noodle dish and miso lamb were like eating a spoonful of salt. No other discernible flavor existed. Ambiance: fine. Unique idea. Service 2/5: multiple times we requested the waiter and they didn't show. We waited so long for our lamb that I requested it be removed from the bill....then it showed up as I was complaining. Value: -5 / 5. The bill for this awful meal came to £177! Second most expensive meal of my 5 day trip to London. Such a bummer. read more

The food was good, some dishes were great others were average, however using the Unlimited sushi deal the value for money was great as we ate a lot of dishes. Would've like some more options as dishes become repetitive after a while but what we had was nice. Although we didn't get all our dishes and when we did it was at the end of our allotted time even though we had ordered these dishes first. Service was average water wasn't brought out and we had to ask repeatedly for this, but it did seem like the servers were busy so this wasn't to much of a problem for us. The interactive ordering tables were a great novelty, however all members of our party had issues navigating it and became frustrated when trying to select a dish and a completely different one was selected. In the end we would rather just ordered in the traditional way or even on our phones. Overall great value for money, but interactive table was an issue, service was average at best. Food was good but for unlimited amount a few more options would be nice as it became repetitive after a while and we didn't receive all of our dishes when ordered and when received we could appreciate it because we were timed out. read more

Unlimited sushi and tapas truly only had about 3 sushi options and it was just salmon. The tapas were good and plentiful but I wish I had more sushi. The restaurant was fun though, I liked the games that were available. I might go back, still undecided because I think I could get 2-3 quality rolls at another place for the same price and have a full meal! read more

This place is bad...It's very hot inside which makes eating sushi unappealing. The touch screen table was very laggy, my kids lost interest in a couple minutes. Plus you basically can no longer use it once the food arrives and your table is covered in dishes. The food is not good and is expensive. Stay away! read more

We were wandering around London when we stumbled upon Inamo, and let me tell you, it was SUCH a fun surprise. We were sat and discovered that the tables were interactive. The restaurant itself was dark, with each table being a computer screen. It allowed us to change the tablecloth image (British flag, animals, designs, etc), order food or drinks, and play games. It was such a fun time and the place had a nice glow to it. We ordered various sushis, sake, rice and edamame. Everything we had was good, but I will preface this by saying it was one of my first sushi experiences so I might not have had the most foodie sushi standards yet. I did, however, learn that when drinking sake, you're always supposed to pour it for your friends, and never pour it for yourself. It's all about serving others - interesting From the review on here, it seems like people who went out of their way to come here seemed to be a little disappointed, however, if you're in the area, I think you'd enjoy this spot and be happily surprised by the experience. read more

For starters, the tables in this place are ahhhh-maaaaz-ing! When you sit down there are small circles on both sides of the 2 person table. You tap on it and up pops a bunch of prompts. You use the mouse to navigate to order food, drinks, dessert and to play a host of fun games. You can even personalize your table by choosing your own wallpaper! Very very cool and if you are dining with kids.....this will definitely keep them busy. They seated us even though they were full with reservations so kudos for that. My reason for 4 and not 5 stars....I thought the food was marginal. The veggie gyoza "potstickers" as a starter came 3 to an order and they were pricey. The miso was very salty. The dragon roll presentation was great but it tasted bland. The spicy tuna roll tasted great, but the rolls were very thin and difficult to manauver with the chopsticks. I did enjoy the edamame and like how they were grilled. Overall a nice experience but a bit disappointed with the food. read more

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So much fun! This is an experience dining event. 5 stars for the location and interactive table concept, ease of ordering and atmosphere. 4 stars for the food. It was generally excellent, sometimes average though. We tried 7 menu items. The ribs and shrimp were good. Apparently they also offer " igloo dining" were they set up an " igloo" around you on the deck to dine within. . Here's where they fall short. So much of this place is hands off. You order from an iPad at your seat, keep yourself entertained with computer mice shaped like fish on an interactive table canvas. We barely had interaction with staff except when the dropped off food, sometimes up to an hour after it was ordered. My beer took about that. Water never arrived ( ie no beverages with our 2 hour meal after the initial glass of water requested upon arrival. We called for help a few times but were ignored. It was a three hour meal as a result. We had fun overall and ate well. read more

10/10 got bottomless and ended up ordering 42 entrees. Every single dish came out in a second, service was insanely good. The tables where u self order on touch screen was very good and cool for bottomless except they were a tiny bit annoying once dishes came because they were sensitive to dishes. Other than that, 10/10 wasn't to loud or quiet. I loved the experience food was 10/10 also. Especially for being a restaurant with bottomless because normally the food is bad. I absolutely recommend this place for anybody but especially big parties. i got to try and taste almost every dish and we all shared 10/10 absolutely. read more

5 stars for the futuristic experience and ambience. 3 stars for the food itself though. Order from your table?? Actually ON your table.. sweet. Ambience was great - dimly lit, super modern, posh and filled with customers. Food (asian-inspired, but more thai than japanese): - Miso soup: £2.75, smaller than normal. - Futomaki sushi: not very authentic (way more rice than sushi filling). - Sashimi had stringy tendons:either it wasn't fresh or the cut wasn't very high quality. - Grilled green beans: delicious, but £5.50 for green beans? - Dessert, nothing spectacular. Black rice with mango seems unique but was too creamy and sweet for my liking. Seems everything is mini-sized here but the prices. Definitely must try this place at least once though! read more

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Great food, even better service from Yousef! Would recommend to big groups looking for a unique experience

the food was just okay but it was difficult to order and took a very long time to get our food. we even ended up just canceling the rest of our food read more

Inamo was probably a better idea in concept than in practice. The principal theme to the restaurant is that tables double up as computer screens and that from these you can order your meal, watch the kitchen at work and even book a taxi home. The menu options is visually displayed in front of you and there is the option to set the table colour and design as you would prefer. Although I would agree that this is a clever gimmick and a fun way to order a meal, any more than half an hour in Inamo and the novelty really does wear off. Can you imagine what forty tables all set to their own florescent colour scheme actually looks like? It's only the occasional wine glass and plate of food that separates it from the Christmas light display on Oxford Street. This is a real shame because the food in Inamo is actually of a very high quality. The Black Cod was beautifully presented and melted in the mouth and the Crispy Prawns were effortlessly moreish. Unfortunately even this didn't distract us from our surroundings and we couldn't help but notice the negative effect this 'interactive' restaurant was having on some of the other tables. The couple to my left had stopped any pretence of bothering to talk to each other and were completely transfixed on a game of battleship. Another pair further along had accidentally ordered three bottles of wine at once, failing to understand the touch pad system. I'm sure there are many people that will completely disagree with this review and love all of the technological touches. Personally however, I'm more of a fan of the old fashioned approach. The focus should be on the food and not the environment and I should be able to chat away to my waiter without ringing the virtual bell on my table. If you are nervous about a first date though and conscious that the conversation might wear a bit thin then maybe Inamo is just the place. Maybe just double check there's not history of epilepsy in the family first though... read more

Inamo - Asian Fusion Near Me - London, XGL

I went to this restaurant mainly because I heard about the interactive tables and not really for the food and I didn't get disappointed. You can choose the pattern of the table, play games such as battleship which is loads of fun and order your food after you have seen what it's gonna look like on your plate. I guess this would be the perfect place for a first date, just in case the conversation shouldn't flow as expected you could always play a game. The food was also really good, I had the Malaysian Noodles which were really tasty but there were way too many mushrooms in there. My friend had the salmon which was absolutely delicious! The desserts are amazing too but really pricey for the size of what you get! There are some negative points as well: the price which is too high and that they kicked us out after exactly 90 min! We booked the table in advance so you could expect to stay there a bit longer right? I'd go there again but only for a special occasion when I am ready to spend a lot of money... read more

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Decided to venture in here for my birthday lunch, I have heard so many good things about it, so had to try it!! Walked in and everything was so interactive, who needs waiters when you can order from a click of a button from your table and the order goes straight to the kitchen!.... And you can play games aganist your lunch date too, kept us both occupied. It was so easy to order the food, you can almost go a bit nuts and order too much, but I made sure we didnt. Ordered a few sushi dishes, tiger king prawns, korean chicken wings, chicken satay, kimchi, and edamame beans. The sushi was ok, nothing special, the tiger king prawns was another story, it was very fishy, the sauce on the outside was very tasty, but what a messy job to de-shell. Wings weren't anything special, although I did like the satay wings especially the chunky peanut sauce :) I usually like kimchi, but this was not good!! It made my mouth go all funny and when I do not like something, i make these weird facial expressions, that happened a lot at this place. As it was a quiet sunday, the food came out pretty quick, but there was no wow factor, it just seems like a mediocre place, I like the concept, its better than receiving table service, and there aren't no pesky waiters asking you if you're enjoying your food every 10 minutes, and you can only respond with a mouthful. However not a place I'd visit again.... read more

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Great concept, however, service not up to to par when technology fails. 30 mins for a soda that no one can seem to help. Food itself was good, just wish it wouldn't have arrive 40 mins after I ordered it. read more

The projector menu is really cool, particularly for me since I study behavioral sciences. My friends had a lot of fun tinkering around with the games and backdrops. HOWEVER - I noticed something interesting during our meal. Normally, we are a group that's very good about not texting at the table and trying to engage each other in conversation. We put away our phones or turn them screen-down when we're eating. But because there was technology already at the table, it almost felt like we had license to use our phones, partly to document everything, but also because we were already disengaged from conversation by the colorful lights and images. The food itself is really mediocre. There isn't a great selection, and the things that are available are vague combinations of Asian fusion dishes that taste too bland to be identified as any kind of authentic regional cuisine. The portions are really tiny for what you pay. On top of that, I will credit the concept creator for this restaurant for the brilliant idea to make ordering so easy that we just kept ordering more and more food, oblivious to the price since we put in many individual, repeated orders rather than ordering all at once. My bill came to over £30 and I was still kind of hungry at the end. It's kind of a cool place to check out once, but I probably won't be going back until they make significant improvements to their cuisine. read more

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The ambiance is nice with the table/ordering interface being the only positive aspect of this restaurant. The bad news is the food is grossly overpriced, and that's putting it mildly. When a plate of basic vege chow mein noodles costs £18 that are no better than those you can buy at Waitrose it makes you wonder where your money went. Additionally, don't go here if you're looking for sushi as the selection is very limited, and again overpriced. There aren't even any nigiri options. Overall, if you like a digital style service that is something different and you're up for mediocre food that will easily cost £100+ for two people to be satisfied, this is the restaurant for you. read more

To be frank, I'm rather disappointed by this place, because I did have high expectations. The digital table ordering system is decidedly unusual - never seen anything like this. The menu is projected onto your table, and you can literally see what you're looking at ordering, sort of on your plate (although the sizing isn't really correct). It is an AYCE place, so that should've tempered my expectations, but given the hype surrounding it (my cousins were certainly raving about it, and they've been to Japan and China, and I always thought they are finicky eaters (boy, was I wrong), I thought this place would be different. Well, it was different - the most expensive AYCE place I've ever been to (and probably will be), having spent nearly £50 to feed myself. Never again. read more

This place is a total geekfest! I have been here twice and both times I went with people who love tech-stuff. Using a touchpad, you select everything from your food/drink order to the ambiance projected on your table. You can play battleship with your partner, watch the chef cam, and even have a taxi called for you - all at your table by selecting with your mouse. So it's totally fun. The food is tasty and I was happy with the quality of it, but it does get pricey very quickly. read more

Inamo - Asian Fusion Near Me - London, XGL

I've seen the future, brother, and it's murder. Mixed opinions from the Qypers, but I'd have to go with Chief_Patto's view, this place really is top draw! The interactive projection tables are SO MUCH FUN to use, and the image quality, even at lunchtime in daylight, is fantastic - you really can see what your food is going to look like. The feeling of sneakily ordering another beer without having to bother anyone, and drinking at your own pace is great, and when the bill comes, you can even see who's had what, ideal for parties of really tight people! Actually, not that ideal, since a bottle of lager is 4 quid, but a nice touch is that when they run out of something, it just disappears from the menu. No more, oh sorry, we haven't got any left moments - you won't EVEN KNOW they had it in the first place! Service was sadly not by T800's but by real people, and they were also frighteningly efficient, our bill arriving literally 10 seconds after we clicked send. You wouldn't want to eat here all the time, but it's definitely a taste of things to come. Oh, and the food is excellent. read more

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Theme restaurants or those with a gimmick are normally the kind of thing you should either run a mile from or only go in so long as you've brought your best sense of humour along too. As I'm usually up for an adventure with my sense of humour in tow, I've managed to spend entertaining and bizarre evenings in many an underground rainforest or full-on Austrian 'bierkeller'. It's a laugh, but usually, the food and drink hides itself away under the bright lights and mad surroundings. Inamo is the exception to this rather convoluted rule I have put in place. Yes, there is a big draw in its crazy tables of joy. Use the touch sensitive bit to navigate round the food and drink options, order it yourself, sit tight and wait for it to come. Even the waiting game is a little fun though, with battleships on the table and Chef Cam. And when the food does come... it's good, very good indeed. I had a speedy lunch menu (which may or may not have been its real name) - miso soup, cinnamon chicken, edamame, pickled aubergine (probably) and rice. And it was unexpectedly delicious. Great presentation and loads of food. The only downside to the process of creating a restaurant which absolves the staff of having to do any work is just that, that they do no work. The woman who served us was decidedly sulky and bored, and failed to see anything funny about my accidentally calling a taxi. It wasn't hard to do. Don't do what I did! Having said that though, I bet it happens all the time. Anyway, with an attidude like that, just as well the tables do the ordering. read more

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THIS is the place to take your date to! The 'interactive tables' are a fantastic idea and fun to use too (means you don't need to communicate with the staff at all-just order your food and drinks and enjoy your companion.) The food is a real treat of contemporary Asian cuisine. I recommend the 'tasting menu for £30' which I shared with my friend. Later we ordered the 'spinach and porcini mushroom parcels' side dish and some 'seared scallops', mmm heavenly combination. On top of that we had a nice bottle of red Merlot wine and baring in mind this restaurant is located in Soho I was pretty surprised by having to pay just 35£ (each)! I can't wait to find another 'special' occasion so that I come back again and again ps_I won the battleship game, ha. read more

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If you have never heard of Inamo then you don't watch the Gadget show LOL. They have a fully interactive service where you order your own food and drinks from the interactive menu that is projected on the table. The restaurant is in the centre of Soho opposite Lee Stafford's salon (Strange the things you take notice of. It is very classy inside. Blacks and whites. It seemed a lot smaller than I was expecting though too. Not many tables and not much room to get around. The toilets are tiny even though there are 2 cubicles in the ladies there is only 1 sink and not enough room for 2 ladies to stand in there. When it comes to ordering it couldn't be easier. You have a little touchpad (as on a laptop) and you move the cursor over the various icons. You can order from a selection of Beers and Wines and as soon as you order your drink, it is practically on your table. You have a choice of many dishes for starters and main dishes. Thius means that you don't have to wait for the rest of your party you just order when you are ready and the food arrives in about 15 minutes. Other options on the interactive menu are a chef cam where you can see streaming pictures from the kitchens to see them hard at work. To be honest I wonder if this is live or if it is just a looping recording. You can even change the ambience which has a choice of different Wallpapers for your table or you can pick random and it changes every 2 minutes. My problem with it was that it was very sensitive and I am use to clicking too hard so I almost ordered just about everything on the menu and had to keep deleting rogue orders. A WARNING! As with anything that relies on computers we know that Computers can be unreliable. As I was waiting for my food to arrive, A member of staff came and told us that the computers had gone down and therefore the kitchen had stopped coking because the orders weren't getting to them. We asked if they could possibly take the orders with a pad and pencil but they said no and that was that. So it was a shame that some of our party had only had starters which aren't very substantial. Luckily I did get my food - I had ordered the Pomegranate Duck which was worth the wait although it wasn't very warm and I wondered if it was meant to be eaten cold A great experience if the technology is working but they really should have a back up plan. read more

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This was my third visit to Inamo & probably the best of the three. As most people have said it is a geek's paradise to be able to order food from the interactive tables, have a peek into the kitchen through the table's webcam, change the background of the table & play memory games if you're really bored. I think what made this the best visit was the attentiveness of the staff. We had a bit of confusion about the time our table was booked & also arrived early but we were made welcome in the cocktail bar downstairs. We were seated five minutes after our booking time, with many apologies from the receptionist over the confusion (it seriously wasn't a big deal for us) I stupidly ordered my main course about two minutes after my starter, so it meant it was sitting around on the table for a while before my friend's main arrived. One of the waiters kindly noticed this & offered to heat up the food. When our final bill arrived, the two cocktails we had downstairs were the wrong cocktails, they were immediately taken off the bill. We asked about putting the right cocktails back on & the waiter said "No probs have them on the house as you shouldn't have had the wrong ones put on". Who were we to say no to free cocktails ;-) The staff were all extremely friendly & one of the waiters seemed genuinely excited about the opening of their new branch (Regent's Street) in December, giving a great description of what it would look like. The food was very tasty, beautifully presented and yes, as others have said, maybe the main course portions were a tad small for the price, but if you stock up on the delicious Baby ribs and vegetable tamaki beforehand you won't feel hungry. It was my friend's first visit & she was really impressed & can't wait to return with her boyfriend. I'll definitely be back again and looking forward to trying the new branch when it opens! read more

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We were really excited from the online description of Inamo, but the reality left a lot to be desired. First of all, the menu was quite limited in terms of Sushi. Once you got over the novelty of ordering from your table (literally, your table is the digital menu) and changing the table cloth, the experience left us really wanting more. The food was mediocre and highly overpriced. You couldn't easily customize anything without calling over the waiter. My daughter wanted a vegetable roll and the only way I could do this was by ordering a salmon covered roll, hold the salmon. And that cost me £13+! read more

So basically wanted to check this place out because of the hype around the interactive resturant vibe...Yes! The interactive tables are great, you can change the table cloth, order food/drinks, and can play games (battleship). This is the best thing about the resturant. However the service was not the best, as we had to wait over 20min for our reservation. The menu is nothing grand, was expecting a lot more options. For example only had two soup and curry options. The portions were very small, I sear I had the skinnest sushi roll ever...lol It is a place to go just once for the experience, but I will not be back. read more

Inamo - Asian Fusion Near Me - London, XGL

Wow, I really wish I'd been on a first date here because I really can't think of a better place to go with a new prospective honey. Inamo is a seriously, seriously cool place with fantastic food, brilliant concept and ambience, and the promise of a whole lot of fun. The meal works like this: You're shown to a table (built in to the floor, so they can't be pushed together for a group) and explained the way the table....erm,....works. There's a high-res projector positioned above each table that projects images down on to the table. Each seat has a little mini track-pad which controls the projected icons on the table, icons which allow you to do heeeeeeeella stuff while you dine: --see the menu --change the pattern on the (projected) "table cloth" --play puzzle games --find out about nearby clubs and bars --view "Chef Cam"-- a live camera in the kitchen that allows you to view the chefs preparing the meal --request waiter service (like a call button on an airplane) --order a taxi home. The coolest thing was the menu function; you scroll down through various categories of menus (Starters, Mains, Sides, Beer and Wine, Cocktails, Desserts, etc) and once you select a dish to view, it projects a description of the dish onto the table and a photo-quality image of the dish onto your plate. SO COOL!!! You eventually make your choice and order through the table than with a waiter, and prepare yourself for the awesome. The food was absolutely effing DELICIOUS, by the way. This isn't one of those concept-heavy substance-light sort of joints. As I was dining on an expense account, I splurged on the sashimi starter and the Kobe beef with mushroom. OMIGODSOAMAZING. Like, seriously, brah. The sashimi was fresh and flavourful, and the beef was so fantastically tender with a brilliant little charred crunch around the edge. My colleagues and I shared a couple portions of the crispy steamed vegetables, which were substantially less boring than they sound. A nice glass of Merlot to finish it off and I was one very happy camper. The only (actually quite major) problem with our meal was the method with which it was delivered. As with Wagamama's, they warn diners as they're being seated that meals may not come out at the same time. They neglected, however, to leave let us know to 15-20 minutes between placing the order for our starters and ordering our main courses. Most of our group ordered both items together, and about half of us got our mains before the starters arrived (not like in the wow-that's-speedy way but in the stuff-came-in-the-wrong-order way). Some of us (me included) didn't get our starters until everyone else had finished both courses as well as an after-diner cocktail. It was very weird. If they had explained this one detail to us at the start of the meal, things would much more fluid and this would have been a 100% 5-star dining experience. read more

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I was recommended this place by a friend, and was excited to try this interactive menu/dinning experience. First impressions of this place, is it looks very nice. Quite low lighting, but the tables are fully lit by a projector which allows them to be interactive. Each table has a iPad with the menu on, which allows you to pick your order without calling for a waitress. We had slight issues trying to remove items from our order, so needed to get a waitress in the end. My favourite part of this experience was being able to play games against each other, I really enjoyed my time here. I only have one fault and that is the tables are quite small so you can feel quite cramped if you have people on the tables next to you. read more

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Even though I had full control of my service with the projector screens , the service by actual waiters was really good-they were very attentive. I felt like a child going into here. Yes, it is intimate sort of but I loved playing around on the projector and watching the chef cook! And there's lots of games to okay with friends too! The good was great, not a big portion for the price but that's expected with the type of restaurant it is. Will definitely recommend and go again! read more

We ate here for lunch on a Saturday. It is a fusion pan Asian / Japanese place -- some of the dishes have excellent Indian spices and chutney incorporated. The technology is fantastically cool and worked well (except the "kitchen cam" was down). Basically, you order with a touchpad built into your table, with a screen that shines down to cover your table top. Touching a dish, for instance, shows a picture of the dish on your plate. You select what you want through the touchpad -- the kitchen cooks it and a live waiter/waitress delivers it to your table. One advantage of the system is that you can order incrementally, which is a dining style I personally really prefer. Kitchen and service, despite the restaurant being 2/3rds empty was surprisingly slow, but we were relaxed and not in a rush. The food was quite good. The cooked dishes were more special than the sushi/sashimi. A la carte and drink prices are a bit high -- it's more special occasion or date pricing than a normal gig place. They also have some set menus, which we did not try. In summary, if you're a tech geek and like Asian fusion like me, this place is 5 stars. If you're here mainly for the food, you'll probably feel it's over-priced. I have no affiliation with this restaurant nor (to the best of my knowledge) anyone who works there. read more

Fun and something different with the interactive tables. Food was tasty but seemed to be a bit mass produced as it came out very quickly. Fun had all around, I thought it was quite expensive when you add drinks on. Would go again though in the future. read more

The service here was by far some of the greatest I have received in London. The staff was there as soon as you pressed the button on the table. It was very cool and interactive. The food here was good when it was served fresh. The black cod was delicious and easily my favorite. I agree with other Yelpers it was great! Tried a couple of the rolls and the appetizers. Nothing else was quite as good. The Inamo drink was a but spicy and hard to drink. Literally hard to swallow at times. Be weary of this peppery treat. The games on table were fun and battleship was the crowd favorite. Try this cool interactive experience but don't know how often I'll be returning. Felt rushed as I was not the only one that wanted to play with this cool environment. read more