Excellent sushi in a casual setting. The waitress was very nice and efficient, service was fast…read more Everything we ordered was very fresh, and tasty.

My favourite Japanese restaurant in Borehamwood. The Dragon special sushi and chicken kastu curry…read moreare my all time fav

Yasai Gyoza Wasabi Lamb & Broccoli…read moreBBQ Ribs Chicken Yakitori Skewers Spicy Beef Yaki Udon King Prawn & Squid Fried Rice Got these all as take out. Pretty good actually. Not a fan of a place having Chinese japanese and Thai all on menu. Let's do one thing great. But good was good. Helped I was hungry. Delivery from Hadley Wood. So good marks for take out system. Did it all on iPad actually. Yaki udon, wasabi lamb and king prawn fried rice my favs. Defo worth a takeout if in area.

Not exactly Japanese - more Pan-Asian with a distinct flavour of Japan. But the good is delicious,…read morethe staff attentive and the general ambience is of a modern, stylish restaurant. A very welcome addition to High Barnet high street.

Pro: good price for all you can eat. Dishes generally decent although mediocre…read more Con: absolutely the worst service in the world. They even tried to give us old wine. We saw the server bring a bottle of wine over to the manager to smell. It tasted like old foot. It took forever to place another order for all you can eat. They don't bring water, drinks, wasabi etc until you ask multiple times. They want to charge like £3 for a little side of teriyaki sauce. The manager seems to mistreat his waitstaff, making then incompetent and helpless with no way to make any decisions independently. They wait staff doesn't even seem to understand simple serving duties such as, seat the table, take a drink order, make sure they have silverware, offer drinks, offer wasabi and soy sauce (it's sushi!). Otherwise, if you want sushi at and decent price and tolerable quality, don't expect any sort of service. Expect to wait a long time for food and dont waste any or they charge!

I have been here many times when visiting my mother as we both love sushi. Despite the slow…read moreservice, we always enjoy the food and jasmine tea which is fresh and tasty. We tend to try at least 1-2 new dishes each time we visit, plus our usual favourites..... nasu dengaku, crispy salmon skin, crispy prawns, vegetable tempura, gyoza, tori karaage, nigiri and varied maki and urumaki. Be aware of the compulsory service charge of10% added to your bill. You cannot remove it or pay what you wish. Myself and previous members of my family have tried to argue that it should be down to our discretion however each time we failed or the request caused an uproar. So we now just pay. Would recommend for lunch or dinner and will be returning myself!

Cafe Bukushi is a fusion between a modern sushi restaurant and a New York deli. There is so much to…read morechoose from it is difficult to decide what to have - although I do always opt for sushi in one form or another and my husband has a non sushi option as he doesn't eat it. There is something for everyone, vegetarian options, fish, meat dishes. They also provide a take away service. Have to mention their milkshakes as they were to die for - especially the mint aero one.

Really good sushi and value, plus its local!! And they deliver :)…read moreCan't believe I haven't tried this place before but after some friends recommended bukushi we had to try it and I'm really pleased we did. There's nowhere else like it in Hertfordshire and we've looked. Didn't try the New York menu but we are both into our sushi and this place ticked all the boxes! It is a small restaurant and the parking isn't great but there's really nice atmosphere there.

Disgusting service . Ordered the food , waited 40 minutes then the restaurant rang to say that…read moreactually they wouldn't be delivering as its a Friday night and they had no drivers . Hilarious . do not order from here !!!

When this restaurant opened in Borehamwood last year we were very keen to try it out. My wife is…read moreallergic to MSG and the promise of an MSG-free Chinese meal - something very difficult to find in the UK - was exciting. Our first meal was great: fresh food with lots of flavour and well balanced. We went back numerous times. However, the service was never that great to begin with and this is something that has slipped even further over the past few months. The young man serving me tonight served my water in a coffee mug, handed me my cutlery and plate after touching their 'eating' surfaces with his hands, and had his thumb in my food when it was served. He also did not know what, if any deals, the restaurant was running that evening. The food was ok. The Egg Fried Rice was a good portion and tasted quite good but Sweet and Sour Chicken was dry and not well balanced in flavour. I had such high hopes for Pangs when it moved to the High Street but I feel quite let down by my recent experiences there. I hope they can pull it together as there are already quite a few Chinese restaurants on the road and I might have to rethink where I get my Chinese from in the future. A pity considering what an institution this place was when it was in Radlett.

Good food, good ambience, service is very fast. Plan to return to try their buffet nextread more

We saw they have all you can eat offer. So we decided try today…read more Honestly the food quality is good, but they are extremely slow. It's not worth to pay £24, but you can only order there times within 90 mins. Besides, they limited how many pieces of food you can order one time. we have been waited for almost half an hour and got 1 sushi per person. it's not all you can eat. The staff are not nice and not helpful at all. they keep serving the take away. we still hungry after we had [ all you can eat buffet]. They are extremely extremely extremely bad. it is ridiculous!

I used to live in Japan and when I open the door to this little store, a wave of nostalgia hits me…read morefrom the smell to the instant greeting chorus of "irasshaimase~". I can get most of my basic Japanese needs in here and at a better price to boot. Rice, mugi-cha, tofu, fresh shiso leaves, and two types of konyakku! They also have free rentals of Japanese TV recorded onto DVDs. In the back is a fish mongers and an authentic "choose your fried food" box with korokke, yakitori, etc. There is also a small self-serve bar of freshly made items like hijiki salad, fried tofu age, Compact but well stocked, and there is usually sales outside in front of the store! Bonus!

If you are looking for Japanese food, especially sushi this is the place to go. I promise you will…read morefind stuff you haven't seen anywhere else. They sell fish that you won't easily get anywhere else in London. Try the mackerel, the medium fatty tuna and the butterfish. You can choose to have the fish already cut into Sashimi. The shop is just amazing! It's not cheap, but the quality of the fish is amazing. Best sushi fishmonger in London!

AWFUL SERVICE. Especially "Tina" I don't know who all these…read morenew staff members are but for someone who has been coming for almost a decade I'm disgusted with the attitude and straight up dishonesty and accusations when i questioned the a la carte vs buffet menu they responded with if you can't pay just say. I'm a high ranking city professional I don't expect to be spoken to like that by anyone let alone someone who is hired to give professional welcoming service. I fully understand why there's so many awful reviews. Food has also gone down hill completely as well

I would give this restaurant zero stars if I could. Before coming today, I read reviews saying the…read moreservice was BAD SERVICE ATTITUDE! , but I thought we would be ok. We booked the table for 5 people at 12.30pm. The Chinese woman with glasses (I forgot to ask her name) who I assumed was the manager because she was dressed differently, came over to teach us how to order using the QR code. I asked if there was Wi-Fi and if I could get the password. She said, "Yes! But why don't you use your mobile data?" I explained that my number was American and the signal was weak and slow. She then gave me the password, but I couldn't hear her, so I asked her to speak slowly. She rolled her eyes, started to get annoyed, and raised her voice. I told her it was my first time here and why couldn't she be more polite? How was I supposed to know everything? It's not okay to provide service like that. In the end, I didn't order anything, but my friends did because the kids were hungry. I just sat there and waited to go eat somewhere else. I would recommend going to another restaurant. There are plenty of Japanese restaurants in London. There's no need to eat at a place with terrible service, especially with a 10% service charge. Good luck to anyone who is willing to have a new bad experience at this restaurant!