This place is delicious, cheap, and has humongous portion sizes for London. It does not seem like much from the outside, but inside you are guaranteed a yummy meal (or two if you have leftovers) for £6! If you are at the M&M emporium, it's across the street, quite small and could be hard to miss. I've only ordered the Chicken Katsu Curry because it's such a great deal. I would highly suggest going to Misato for lunch, as you'll surely be filled till the next day. My friend ordered their soba noodles which looked fine as well, just not as much food if you're looking for quantity. My only slight complaint is they add a strange gratuity or tax? I wasn't sure, and no one at the cashier explained it well so I just paid. Overall, this place is so inexpensive it really doesn't matter much. The service wasn't the most attentive, so you may have to call someone over to your table a few times. This place is quite popular but small, even when my group went for a meal at 4pm. read more

Misato - Chicken Katsu Curry. I only ever order this at Misato. £6 - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

According to local Londoners, the line for this place is usually out the door, but I guess I just got lucky when there wasn't even a line. I got the chicken katsu teriyaki, mainly cuz it was recommended by yelp-ers. Poor decision -- the chicken was breaded pretty heavily, lots of fat too, and just drenched in sauce. Large portion size, if you liked the dish. read more

Misato - Chicken katsu teriyaki. too much sauce. Would not recommend - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

Misato..i visited here I guess a lot of times since it first opening. It has my local favourite restaurant...you can't beat the price here for Japanese foods. That is why they always have a long queue. They still do big plate of dish and rice cost £4.50. I like tori karaage, avocado Maki sushi and chicken or Salmon teriyaki rice dishes here. It is always taste good and satisfy me. read more

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What a great discovery in the heart of Chinatown. A fast and casual Japanese restaurant serving sushi as well as noodles and rice dishes. The restaurant is small and I wouldn't consider the food top quality but people come here for a no frills dining experience - everyone knows the drill, which is to order, eat, pay and leave because you know there's always people waiting. I came here with a friend on a Friday night and only had to wait a couple minutes. The staff aren't the friendliest but they're definitely efficient. My friend and I got the chicken katsu curry. First thing I noticed was the portion size - it was huge! There were about ten strips of chicken next to a heaping pile of rice and some side salad. The chicken katsu was crispy and juicy, and the curry sauce was so flavorful, it tasted like it had been cooking overnight. I was so content after my meal and the best part is, it only costed me £7! Misato will become my go-to spot. Definitely come here if you're in the area and craving some fast and easy Japanese food. read more

I hadn't been to Misato for years and was a little underwhelmed with my return. I ordered the following: - Curry beef udon The curry arrived with a neat mound of curry paste in the centre of the bowl which needed to be stirred in which I thought was a nice touch. I like dishes that are left incomplete to encourage an interaction with your plate for the added sense of freshness and satisfaction that you have in some small way contributed to your meal. The taste however was a little sweet for me with nowhere near the amount of savouriness it needed. The half boiled egg it arrives with was also boiled a minute or two too long resulting in no added creaminess which could have helped. The beef slices were tender and the noodles also nicely spongy however so it does have some redeeming features. The staff were also fast and efficient so I may come back in future (perhaps in another few years!). read more

Honest review from going to this place for over 6 years. Food: The is generally quite enjoyable with a good variety of Japanese style dishes, although the authenticity of the restaurant I wouldn't say is high, some dishes have their own more unique taste, rather than authenticity Japanese. I suggest dishes with teriyaki sauce, although abit sweet. Ramen/Udon dishes are also a solid option, the sushi tends to be abit dry but overall good. Quite cheap, dishes costing generally £4.50-£7 for mains, £2-£5 for sides. Atmosphere/Facilities: The restaurant is often quite busy, more so on evenings during Thursday-Sunday. In the summer the restaurant tends to get quite hot and humid if you need to sit more deeper inside the restaurant, I recommend trying to get a table near the entrance during the summer. The restaurant appearance of the restaurant is dated and would benefit from a refresh such as making all the walls more brighter and the tables/chairs being updated. The toilet is downstairs that could also do with the same treatment as it's quite dark the locks on the doors aren't strong/stable Staff: The are generally friendly, some more talkative than others, but always at least polite. The staff can often be busy so you may need to wait to get service. I would say the more polite staff is the male cashier. Overall Misato is a cheap spot in Chinatown you get what you pay for, good taste, although not highly authentic, nevertheless give it a shot, you may enjoy it like I have over the years read more

This is one of the best Japanese restaurants in London because of its tastes, price, and portion. It's relatively cheaper than other Japanese places and yet are generous in portion! read more

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I stumbled onto Misato when I saw the crowd outside. I thought, "this must be good," and jumped into the queue. As it turns out, the food isn't amazing, but the portions are very large and the prices are low. A sushi dinner goes for £7 and most of their cooked foods katsu, teriyaki, etc. are under £5. I tried their sushi and was pleasantly surprised at the quality for the price. Not amazing, but not half bad. This is a real student joint. Not date material unless your date is sixteen. Unless you're sixteen too, I'd say the whole thing is a bad idea and you should probably just stay home. But if you're a student or low-budget and dating someone age-appropriate go for it. read more

I cannot believe that people are giving this restaurant good reviews. To paraphrase Vizzini, I find the assessments "inconceivable"! It was easy to spot the restaurant. A long line. Does long line = good? That was our mission. Luckily, while waiting in line, we got a good look at the food. I pressed my face against the glass, steaming it up, and stared down the food as it passed into unsuspecting customers. The tuna had an off-color. Not good. The soba arrived wilted and sad. It wasn't even on a bamboo plate. Not good. OK, I thought, can you really "see" unpalatable-ness? Maybe it will taste good. As we progressed in our line, we got a good view of the cashier's area. In the area was where they apparently prepared drinks. I saw filthy water cups washed by simply wiping them with rags. The large novelty sake bottles were re-filled from sake-in-a-box. They also prepared some other concoction by mixing instant powder. I suppose this might be part and parcel of any restaurant operation, but it was disconcerting seeing them do it so nonchalantly in front of customers. The food. I ordered sashimi. The salmon wasn't bad but the tuna was. It felt like someone had defrosted it. My friend ordered tonkatsu rice... Now imagine, if you will, that there exists a planet beyond our solar system made entirely of eggs. Suppose the inhabitants crafted a ship and landed it on your tonkatsu. That's what happened. A huge UFO of an egg was plopped onto the tonkatsu. Really? The breading on the tonkatsu was far too thick. The worst part is I could TASTE fish oil in the breading. In other words, they probably have a huge vat of oil and just throw everything in it. Yuck. Yes, it was cheap. But would you pay even a cent for crap? read more

Ahhh, it has been nearly 4 years now since I lived in London, and I still think of Misato's Ginger Pork. Swoon. My boyfriend would also get the Chicken Katsu Curry. It was cheap, and the lines were always long. Anyway, I guess there's not a lot of value in reviewing places you haven't been in 3 years and say, 8 months. read more

I love this place! When I was still a student back in secondary school, I would also struggle trying to have money to pay for meals particularly in Central London. My friends recommended me Misato. Misato is a Japanese restaurant located by Chinatown which offers cheap dishes with big portions. For most dishes the price for one dish is under £10 - although you need to consider the 10% service charge with the meal. It has quite a variety, and the place is usually quite busy because of its popularity. The restaurant isn't very big, but I personally enjoy the food there so I tend to come there a lot when I can - particularly if I'm aiming to be cost-efficient with food. read more

Misato - Zaru Soba and Beef Soba - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

I make frequent visit to Misato ever since i discovered this place, which was like 5 years ago. Misato does good quality food. You will be amazed when you see how long the queue is during lunch and dinner time. Don't go in a big group because it would take you forever for a table as the restaurant itself is tiny. Nonetheless, the portion is HUGE at Misato in comparison to other Japanese restaurants in London. I love their Curry Katsu Rice and Terriyaki Chicken Rice, they do good Tempura Udon as well. However, the sushi sets aren't the best food that they serve! Hot dishes like noodles and rice, are better quality-guaranteed compared to the cold dishes, e.g. sushi. Anyway Misato is a good economic-choice if you want to spend less for some promising authentic Japanese food. read more

This is the classical place in the classical place you see from outside and say "oh, I'm never going to eat in such a place". It seems a japanese restaurant run by chinese people in the middle of ChinaTown. But because of the great reviews on yelp (especially coming from Hannah, Jing and Katie) I still wanted to give it a shot, and I'm glad I did it! Come here around 9.30 on a Sunday, and there was still a queue, but... how can I say.. they have the typical asian attitude combined with Londonese hurry, let's say the you won't wait a lot in queue! No experimentation in the menu, mixed sushi, some bento boxes and a bunch of hot dishes like chicken and pork Katsu. Stop. Awesome, the only thing I usually hate from asian restaurants (it's a problem I saw in several of them, thai, chinese, japanese, you name it) is the size of the menus. And the lower the quality, the bigger the menu! We ordered sushi, sashimi, and chicken katsu. Now, it must be said that the quality per se of the food is not excellent, but if you compare the quality of the food for the prize that's where it gets the 5 stars! Now, on my personal list this actually got two different grades, a 4 stars for the sushi (good, but that's it) and an awesome 5-stars for the katsu, so.. if you want a quick and big portion of katsu don't look further, otherwise you can still consider it as an option but nothing more than that. Unfortunately the service is... a bit rushy! yes they are going to bring the menu while you are still in queue, yes they are going to to ask for ordering while still in queue, but you know, it's central london, I ckind of understand that! read more

I love this restaurant. I really, really love it. Why the 4 stars rather than 5 then? Well, this simply comes down to the lack of air conditioning (at least the last two times I visited). It is very warm in London right now and it was very warm in Misato yesterday. Almost too warm to eat, except... Well, except that the food and service in Misato is always excellent. So are the prices. As some other reviewers have said, the restaurant is not a sandblasted, ultra modern place. It looks more like a slightly student-like place in terms of its appearance. But the food is outstanding, the portions are large, they come quickly and the price is great. The food is also very nicely presented in traditional Bento style. I had the curried pork steak yesterday, with rice and salad. It was so tasty I almost miaoed. Yes, it was that good. On the other hand, it was probably not the wisest thing to eat on such a warm day when there was a lack of air conditioning. Anyway, the food (the curries and noodles especially) and the service are excellent. I highly recommend visiting Misato when you're next in Soho China Town. Really delicious! read more

Misato never lets you down, over years it has remained one of the most consistently good spots in town on value for money, better than high street sushi/ udon and lots more. It has a feel of an authentic Japanese canteen and you really wouldnt know youre in the middle of Chinatown! Expect long queues. read more

If anyone knows me, they'll be able to tell you that Japanese food is my favourite cuisine of all time. I genuinely spend like 30/40% of my time at Yo Sushi. I wish that was an exaggeration. I decided when I was in London I'd grab a quick dinner before seeing Book of Mormon, and with this restaurant being just around the corner, and with takeaway being an option, I decided to go for some chicken teriyaki. The restaurant inside isn't very big, but it was relatively full. The menu offers little but I've often found that menus who offer little do what they do best. Unfortunately this wasn't the case here. I didn't wait very long for my food, and when I got it I went and sat in Leicester square to people watch as I ate. The chicken was cooked, but that's probably the best thing I can say about it. It was alright, but I probably wouldn't go back. The teriyaki sauce wasn't very sweet, but the rice was nice and fluffy, so I suppose there's positives and negatives. Alright if you're in a rush, but I wouldn't return for a sit down meal. Also it should be noted that they don't accept card! read more

Ah, Misato. What can I say that hasn't already been said? It's a pokey little Japanese place that serves fantastically unpretentious food in gargantuan portions. For those times when you just want a decent meal and couldn't care less about the trappings of fine dining, this is your destination. It's a shame there's no option for brown rice, but ho hum! I really recommend the Katsudon, a massive slab of pork katsu topped with a frankly terrifying amount of wobbly egg... stuff, sitting on a bed of rice, served (slightly hilariously) with salad. It looks weird, but ZOMG the taste, and you really can't argue with the price. Come hungry! Oh, and come early! The queues really do extend out the door during busy periods. read more

Just had dinner there and it is a good place to stop for Japanese food. We had udon and soba which were well prepared. The broths were very tasty and noodles prepared well. The tempura was good and the tonkatsu was good also. We had the Inari sushi which wasn't bad and the nigiri maguro sushi was good. The fish was good which is the key and the Rice was good also. It is cash only but their prices are very reasonable for the area and you get good food. read more

If I want Japanese or a cheap and cheerful meal in Soho, this is almost always where I come. There are almost always queues out of the door and the service reflects this with an emphasis on speed often making it a little brusque. They also won't let you sit down until your whole party has arrived so no sneaky queue tactics. I usually go for a bento box as they are excellent value and provide a bit of variety so you don't have to choose between sushi and a full meal. Not only are the portions massive but the food is also pretty good. Most people are young and pretty cool and you get the impression that they're all also regulars. Definitely one of my favourite London restaurants. read more

Misato - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

In a Nutshell: A popular Chinatown-based Japanese spot with excellent value, friendly service, and decent food. Don't be intimidated by the outdoor queue (there will most likely be one) as tables clear fast. Misato is relatively worth the wait, mostly for its value in Central London- hefty portions of rice and noodle-based mains barely approach the £6 mark. I had the Tempura Udon- big fatty juicy noodles in broth with fried shrimp and vegetables- and I thought it was good but not great. My friend and I shared an eel and sea bass nigiri, which tasted fine (though I wish the eel tasted a bit fresher). The most delightful part of my meal- besides filling my then-starved belly- was trying a Japanese drink I never heard of, Calpico, which is a sweet yogurt and milk based soft drink. I want to think I'm moderately adventurous, so I thought "why not," and I'm glad I did! If you like sweet drinks I'd recommend you try it (cost £2). Would I go back? Yes..though I would try the katsu curry chicken next since many have raved about it. Check it out. 3.5/5 read more

Food is cheap but so is quality.. Don't understand why there is such a line for this place and raving reviews ?! I'm confused... Yes it's cheap but that's about it I was far from impressed... I give it two stars for being good value but food is below average. Not somewhere I will be going again. I am a foodie and this place is very basic. read more

This tiny place is an amazing restaurant to eat at with a few friends. Its REALLY cheap with nothing more than 8pounds a dish. Their rice dishes are EXTREMELY generous! I had the inari sushi today and it was DELICIOUS! 2.90 for three large pieces. I also had the chicken hamburg curry on rice. This dish was alright. VERY filling but it tastes like something I can make at home. My friend had the seafood udon.. nothing special again. However, with the prices, I am not complaining! haha great AND fast service! read more

Good food but seems to be bulked out a little by rice. Ordered takeaway to take back to my office last night (sad I know...) and was happy with the price, but not that happy with how long it took. The Katsudon was ready and bagged and happily steaming away inside it's cellophane wrapped bowl, but the sushi was nowhere to be seen. It was only 10-12 minutes later that the sushi roll turned up. However, the food was good, a good amount of wasabi was provided as well as a bowl for mixing and dipping (rare!). The egg in the donburi had cooked maybe a tad more than I had wanted and there wasn't quite enough 'stuff' to go with the rice, but it was a good meal. I'll head there again for takeout as it was some good food. But I'll make sure that I order just one dish at a time. Warning if you're getting takeout, there is a chair but you'll be bumped every time someone walks past (which happens often). Standing is an option but there really isn't a place to wait. read more

If you can ignore the grubby stained walls, grim floors and cramped space then you won't regret it. When I walked in I was initially taken aback a bit but I trusted my friend's judgment. She had eaten here before and loved it. And I can see why. The service is quick and the food came out after about a ten minute wait, if that. I ordered a chicken cutlet bento box and it looked gorgeous. I tried to eat it all but it was a bit too much food. Too much of a good thing? Love when that happens. The added bonus was that it was cheap. And that left me cheerful. While I was sitting there a lot of people came in so expect a bit of a wait if coming after work. Luckily the servers turn the table pretty fast so I doubt you would wait long. read more

Cash only. Not unexpeceted at a place like this, but still annoying. As other have said, massive portions of Chicken Katsu Curry (with rice and salad) for a really small price (under £7). Wish it came with those little red pickles, however. Really solid Japanese homestyle comfort food and great for winter time if you've never tried it. Big food, big flavours, small pricetag. Go late (like after 9) and there is no queue. read more

If you're looking for a super stylish, modern Japanese Restaurant - then this is not it. But if you're looking for extremely yummy food that's cheap and comes in big portions, then this is your place! Came here on a Saturday afternoon and there was a Queue outside the door already. Luckily, it was a sunny day and we only had to wait for about 15 Minutes until we were seated. The restaurant is fairly small and has no decoration or anything that might entice you to take your time while having your food. However, I felt that it's part of the charm - basic wooden tables and chairs, crammed together to seat as many people as possible. The waiters seem a bit stressed and rather reserved, but friendly. There's a really big selection of Katsu Curry dishes and nice Bento Boxes, as well as Sushi and Udon. I had the Salmon Teriyaki Bento and he had the Chicken Katsu Curry. My bento box was big, with a more than generous piece of juicy, perfectly cooked Salmon, a big serving of rice, salad, to makis as well as two pieces of fried pork and a seaweed salad. His chicken Katsu portion was ginormous (yes, that is totally a word) and could have fed two people. The food is really tasty and it's great value for money. Is the food worth the Queuing-outside-the-door? Yeah, I'd say it is - as long as you don't expect an amazingly unique dining experience, but really solid, tasty Japanese staple food. Will definitely go here again! read more

There are always queues for Misato, which is a good sign really, because people are willing to stand outside for more than half an hour to have a meal there. Make sure you go somewhat early, to save the aforementioned queuing and you'll have a nice cheap meal that the hoards of students so obviously enjoy. I like sashimi and miso soup here, as its very fresh however I'm not a fan of the chicken katsu curry as although the portions are really generous, the quality of the meat is not so great, which is why I stick to fish. Service can be abrupt but it's a cheap eat and you can't really expect them to bend over backwards when they are rushed off their feet non-stop. read more

Good and cheap Japanese food. Portions are definitely big enough to fill you up. Service is super quick (I got my food in under 5 minutes while mildly busy). I had the Ebi Tempura Curry Udon. It was on the souppier side compared to the other curry udon I've had but still really good stuff. The udon was thick and chewy while the curry had just the right amount of spice and viscosity to coat the noodles nicely. Side Note: Cash Only read more

Misato- the place is quite small but the service is quick. Sushi & Sashimi are great value. We ordered and were served in about 8 minutes. Quick, fresh, delicious. Highly recommend! read more

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A good evening is generally accompanied by food, or at least that's the rule my friends and I abide by. Slight issue was money - neither of us had much. So cheap and cheerful was the brief. And Misato was the solution. I met my Korean/ NYC friend, Crystal (great name huh?) outside and I have to admit, during the couple of minutes I'd had sneaking a peek at the menu before she arrived, I wasn't too keen. Although I love Japanese food, I'm more keen on the sushi and the rolls as opposed to the big udon soups and noodle dishes. And whilst I have a special spot for Katsu, I associate it with Wagamama's and therefore only eat it there (yes, yes, ridiculous, i KNOW). However, I jumped in and opted for the Tempura with rice. whilst Crystal opted for the Katsu with egg sauce. Tempura was standard and for the price, decent enough. What caught my attention though was the egg sauce on the Katsu. Firstly, egg sauce just sounds wrong and this wobbly, semi solid 'mess' looked absolutely rank if I'm being honest. I eventually plucked up the courage to sample a bit of the gelatinous, globby gloop and to my surprise, if you can get over the weirdness of, it's actually pretty tasty. Service was quick and efficient and the lychee juice was the perfect option for a sticky evening. Bill came to just under £20 for a giant meal and drinks (1 beer, 1 lychee juice) and yes, I'd def go there again for something cheap, casual and easy (sounds a bit like a description of some tacky pick-up joint...) read more

I was on a lone late Sunday wander in Soho headed for my usual haunt of Wong Kei only to find it mysteriously closed for 'refurbishment'. Being still hungry and, having originally been dead set on a giant, juicy plate of Singapore noodles, I found myself lost in a sea of unfamiliar Chinatown eateries, casinos and unorthodox revellers. It took me a few moments to collect my thoughts, but then I remembered: what about that tiny Japanese place that I had read about somewhere on the social media train? Always a queue, I had heard. But maybe at 9pm on a Sunday, there might just be a free spot for one. Walking down towards Leicester Square, I kept looking out for Misato as I thought I'd missed it, but stopped in time. Menus printed on A4 paper and placed inside plastic wallets in the window. A spot visible through said window! I went in and after a quick look at the menu, instantly ordered a can of Sapporo beer, some miso soup and a katsu curry. The soup was warm and comforting, and the curry just giant. The portion size was reminiscent of dishes I'd cook up during my student days. Two breaded cutlets of pork slathered in Japanese curry sauce, with a dressed salad and an extremely generous heap of sticky rice. All were pleasing to this ravenous kid recharging his batteries after a hectic weekend. The bill? £11.50 including tip. Some may baulk at the 'optional service charge' suggested at the foot of the bill. I've read many a review shrieking about waiters asking for tips and customers refusing through their rigorous, dogmatic obligation to take offence wherever humanly possible, but let's be honest, these are people earning tuppence trying their luck. So what? I paid it anyway and left. Five stars. Will be back with a friend next time. read more

Finding this place is exactly why I use Yelp. Having moved offices to the area, we've all been looking for new and better places to eat. A couple of us had a hankering for proper Japanese katsu curry (and not the cheap mess you get from the likes of Wasabi), so we asked Yelp. Most of the top reviews paid homage to Misato's katsu curry, and it did not disappoint. I took away 4 (four!) containers for £6, which made up the salad, rice, sauce, and chicken. It was great that it was separated as you could mix it as you like; the chicken wasn't soggy by the time you got back to the office so retained that amazing crunch from the coating. The sauce was a little sweeter than I expected, but I can't complain as all katsu curry is different depending on where you try; and I'd thoroughly recommend you try this one. I didn't sit down at the restaurant itself but it was busy, with a great atmosphere, and very friendly staff. It seemed small but bustling, in a good way, and pleasantly decorated. I did miss the entrance going past as there is nothing more than a piece of paper in the window, but once you're in, you're set for great katsu. We were most pleased! read more

Was out one night with a friend and looking for a place to eat that wasn't too outrageously expensive. A quick search on Yelp recommended this place, so off we went. It was a bit hard to find as they have no name sign or anything outside, we walked past it a couple times before going by house number. But once we found it, it was amazing! The food selection was good and the prices are more than reasonable for central London. The portions were huge, the staff was nice and the atmosphere was pretty okay for a cheap place to eat. Will definitely go back. read more

You really can't beat the price or quality of food in this crowded little Japanese restaurant just a block off Leicester Square. We went for lunch and my wife ordered a bento box while katsudon. The bento box was really packed with things and was well-received. The katsudon was not as aesthetically presented as I had seen it done elsewhere but the taste was excellent. Service was excellent and, when we asked for wasabi, it came instantly. It was crowded so we shared a table foe four with another person. That was no problem. read more

I lived in London four years ago and still miss this place. Especially now that I've widened my digestive tract for American serving sizes, and I can't find a decent katsu curry place near where I live. There are lines/queues out the door typically and limited seating, so don't come in with too big a group nor too many expectations of "dining" or "service". But of what I've sampled it's cheap and yum - though I've never had anything other than the katsu curry. read more

This place helped me through my poor times as a student, and the prices (at least until i left london) never changed, the portions shrunk a bit though... I usually go at 12 when they open because a 5 minutes difference could mean having to wait in a gigantic line up read more

Who doesn't love a huge helping of katsu curry (breaded pork) and rice with veg for under £7?! There is no such thing as too much of a good thing. Any foodie who appreciates good value for money and a love for Japanese curry should experience Misato. My advice would be to arrive early, i.e. 12pm for lunch and 6pm for dinner - trust me, there is usually a queue to get into this joint. Also they are cash only and we all know how rammed atm machines can get around Chinatown, be prepared and bring your pennies. Misato will not disappoint. If it does, then I would question your taste palette! read more

Long queue and rude staff. Although, the food is cheap and it still tastes decent. read more

Misato - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL

I walked into Misato after seeing the good reviews on Yelp and i wasn't disappointed. First of all, i know some people noted the place didn't look like a million dollar or went simple with decorations etc but come on, that's the point. If you want to lower the prices, that's first thing you cut. And i'd rather they don't do cuts on the quality of the food. We came quite early in the evening so we didn't queue. The staff was nice and efficient. We were served fast which happened to be extremely convenient for we were starving. We ordered sushi makis, sashimi and a Tori Soba for me (soup noodles dish with fried chicken). I was surprised the makis were as good as the ones i'm used to at my favourite Japanese place at home. The sashimi were a generous portion of thick cut salmon. All these dishes were really cheap (6 makis starts at £2). The Tori Soba wasn't exceptional but the chicken was reaaaally well cooked. I regretted not taking the curry udon. All in all i was satisfied and i'd happily return to try out more things. Note that it's not your full-on traditional japanese food restaurant. read more

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This place is so worth your money. It was the perfect place to go for drunchies and, as everyone else said, you get a LOT of rice. I got the chicken curry Katsu and it was so good. The curry sauce was amazing and the breaded meat was delicious. My friend ordered tonkotsu and we poured the tonkotsu sauce over the rice. Try it! I just love the sauce on its own. For 5 people our meal was £29.15 including the service charge!! So worth it read more

Misato - Chicken curry katsu - Japanese Near Me - London, XGL