Delicious high quality sushi in Mayfair kind of like Nobu, but with a more intimate atmosphere. My…read moreonly complaint and the reason for my discounted one star is that they removed the Pistachio pisco sour, it was to die for and the reason I made this place a must at least once a month.Their other drinks are nice too but pale in comparison. Taka if you're reading this, bring the pistachio pisco sour back please!

Really underwhelming. Kind of like sub Roka which is not a compliment. It's not authentic, the…read moreservice is inattentive, and the price is expensive for what you get. Upon entry you'll sense this is one of those places that's high on presentation and mid on quality: chill house music in the background, well considered space but something in the air feels slightly off. When it came to ordering, early suspicions were confirmed. I asked if they had any a la carte nigiri and the waiter responded with "what's that?" Oh dear. We ordered some miso soup, a "wagyu" rice bowl, and a couple of tuna temakis. Not a lot of food but we figured we'd start there and see if it was good enough to continue. The miso soup was perhaps the blandest I've ever had, the rice bowl had barely any beef in it and the idea that there was anything discernably Japanese about the beef was aspirational at best, and the strongest flavor from the temakis was the nori wrapping. Just a complete disappointment all around. The last straw: those items + one beer = £69. I could see coming here if your purpose is to hang out with people and not eat much. Otherwise, don't bother.

Deeeeeeelicious! One of the best meals we had on our London vacation. The service (shout out to our…read morelovely waiter!) was warm, friendly and helpful... and then, the ramen was the best I've ever had. I ordered the chili chicken ramen- just the right amount of spicy where you're like WHOOO! Not AGHGH. I loved that the pulled chicken was all white meat! And the broth and noodle combo was perfection. Highly recommend the pork gyoza too. This meal was so good, we brought our son back later in the week!

2.5 ramen broth is very milky but not packed with a lot of flavor. thin noodle ok for being made…read morein house. super thin chasiu. kara-age small order for solo ok.

I don't even know where to start. I travel a ton for work and especially come to London. This is by…read morefar the best restaurant I've been to and that says a lot! Not only was the food mouthwateringly good but the drinks and service just topped it all off. My absolute favorites were the lobster and the beef tataki but everything we ordered was delicious. The beef tataki was orgasmic! I will be coming back here again and again!

Flavor, flavor, and more flavor. Not your typical sushi joint. I had the £60 tasting menu and can…read morehonestly say it was well worth it! HINT: you can get 25% off food by checking in here on Yelp. All courses had a ton of flavor. Did I say that already? They had me leaving full and happy. The service was slow with the sake, but I hardly noticed as I had a plate of food in my face at all times.

this place is so underrated! I love yelp so was hesitant when I saw there was only a few reviews…read more We didn't order from the menu, they had specials up on a board and went from there. I barely took pictures because we were really enjoying the food and our time. Our server was amazing and made awesome suggestions from our wine to our meals! These guys know what they're talking about so ask for their advice when ordering. I can't help it but the playlist was so good... coming from a 90s baby!

Best sushi I've had in a while !! Kind of a hidden gem as it is a smaller restaurant just right off…read moreof the road. Look down for one second and you will miss it ! Really great sushi and sushi rolls. However, when they get busy the service slows down by a lot more than it should. I once came with a few friends and it took 25 minutes for someone to even get us a water and ask what drinks we were interested in starting with. Again, the food is amazing so it is worth it even if the service slows. Desserts are also delicious if you have enough room !

The Chef/Owner is from Yokohama and he serves delicious Japanese cuisine. The service was great and…read morethe food was authentic. When you enter the building, it's a little confusing because there's a sushi place next to their entrance so make sure you go through the sliding door.

Great find for lunch around the corner from The London Eye. Lunch specials were great. Sushi rolls…read moreand rice bowls with fresh, delicious salmon. The tea is very good. Very friendly staff.

Yummy!! We did have to wait 30 minutes to be seated but it was worth it. The food was so good…read moreespecially for a rainy day. They have a thoughtful system with these badges that we take that buzz when there's space. All if the seating is shared so better for smaller groups or a couple.

Great ramen spot on Bermondsey St! Quick service and ramen…read morewas the perfect meal for a cold day. Prices were reasonable and food was enjoyable. If you're looking for a lowkey ramen spot, or just a big bowl of delicious soup, check this place out!

"A great authentic selection of Veg and Non-Veg menu with excellent service"…read more Date of Visit: 18.01.18 Time: 12.30pm Review: Upper Street has one restaurant after another so you can easily get confused where to eat and you may not venture from one end to the other but i do recommend you plan and stick to your plan as we did else we would have not walked this far down (towards Highbury from Angle Tube) and would have walked past the small entrance no doubt and missed out on this little treasure. There are also special lunch deals which are very well grouped options and worth looking at. Menu selection is great with many options but not to the point you cant decide and also would then question the quality on offer. A good selection of starters, mains and desserts. Food all arrived promptly and hot and all well presented. I tried all the dishes and each had an authentic and different taste and enjoyed each one from the starters to the main to the dessert. Also having a selection of both veg and non-veg all great with no complaints. This is not supposed to be fine dinning or a fusion resturant but its one i would visit again as you know you and anyone you take with you will be happy and full. Dress Code: No dress code and a nice place to visit for family meal or with friends. Booking Process: You are able to book a table on-line very easy process and you get a confirmation email which all worked well. Location: 119 Upper Street, London N1 1QP Cuisine type: Thai food Parking: There is off street parking but no dedicated car park Decor & Lighting: We sat by the window but there is a rear part to the restaurant also flooded with light from a glass atrium and although the resturant starts narrow it really has considerable space further down. There is also some nice accent lighting and good comfortable seating with various seating options available to meet any size party. Heating & Cooling: I noted a few AC units which i assume also had heat pumps and we went the temperature was cold outside but comfortable inside. Ambience & Acoustics: Light background music and simple decor, i would say the walls could do with some work to add some more ambience but overall a nice place and clean. Acoustics seemed to be good but as we went when it was empty it would be unfair to really comment too much about noise levels. DB Level: I did not take a reading as we were the only people in the restaurant at the time so would not be relevant Drinks: There was a good selection of drinks with various teas and other fresh juices and a couple of cocktails on offer but no non-alcoholic selection but all you would expect and a little more available so there was no real issue. We had the following: Starters Corn fritters with sweet chilli dressing - Comes with two good sized fritters, a bit on the sticky side for the teeth but great taste and not overly spicy and a great starter with the sweet chilli dressing also a good complimentary sauce. Spicy chicken and dill soup - A great fresh and spicy tasting broth with good amount of chicken.A big bowl for a starter. Vegetable spring roll - Mini spring rolls and little on the greasy side but all forgiven for the great taste and i could have eaten so many more of these. Vegetable thom yum - A great soup with plenty of vegatibiles and spicy slightly sweet broth. A big bowl for a starter. Main Course Vegetable green curry with Thai aubergine, tofu, bamboo shoot and sweet basil - A good sized portion again a nice spicy tasting broth with good consistency of sauce and serve with rice. We asked for this without tofu. Chicken stir fry with cashew nut - Served in a large bowl with plenty of spicy crispy chicken pieces so if you love crispy spicy chicken you will love this but not served with any noddles or rice so worth maybe ordering something to accompany this dish. Phad mee, egg noodle with chicken, prawn, shiitake and beansprout - A good sized portion of egg noodles and chicken, which is similar to the stir fry but not as crispy. Very nice dish with plenty of flavour but a milder option than the others. Desert Warm raspberry and chocolate pudding with vanilla ice cream - Small but very hot raspberry and chocolate pudding but still a good size for dessert and not overly rich in taste with light raspberry taste so not overpowering. A nice vanilla ice cream that complimented the dessert well. A great end to the meal . Lemon cheesecake with strawberry ice cream - A light refreshing lemon cheesecake and fresh strawberry ice cream. Portion is not too big or too small and you can order two dishes and easily share each as i would recommend. Bill / Cost: Around £50-60 for three people which i found extremely reasonable given the portion size and quality of food. Conclusion: Menu selection and service was excellent with great friendly staff who were also very attentive. Given we went at a day and time it was empty so i cannot comment on

We were looking for a restaurant to have lunch on a Saturday afternoon and found Isarn. The decor…read moreinterior is the first thing that got my attention as it is beautiful! It was not super busy so we could seat wherever we wanted. My husband got the Massaman Curry and I chose the Prawn Pad Thai. Both were super flavorful and satisfying. We appreciated the iced tea at the end of our meal, it was a nice touch! We would love to stop by again to try other items from their menu.

Phenominal the food is amazing. its quite and intimate and doesn't sacrifice its authenticity…read morealthough the price is high, the sushi is 100% worth it. The ambeince is simplistic with clean wooden accents and japanise style architecture. The service was spot on with attentive staff and quickly prepared food. Top pics were toro taku roll, chutoro and 7 sampler sushi platter.

I'll caveat this by saying that this was the only sushi spot I tried in London and so I have little…read moreto compare it to. The service was excellent and quite formal. They changed our silverware multiple times and even helped put on coats when we were leaving. Super attentive although personally I am fine with more casual/chill. The fish was good quality. So why 3 stars? The food was fine but it wasn't anything too memorable and the prices were ridiculous. Like £14 for a california roll and so on. I'm fine with paying a premium but the fish was just fine. For those prices, I expect something really special. You clearly pay for the service and what not which is fine if that is what you value. But for me, the food was maybe closer to 3.5 stars and the price makes the whole experience 3 in my book. I feel like we could have had a much more memorable meal for a fraction of the cost elsewhere. We did really enjoy the matcha dessert though. Also despite it being pretty late and the restaurant being empty, they were attentive and didn't rush us. We had 2 waiters plus the sushi chef so it was literally 3 employees (maybe more) and 2 of us diners.