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    Nobu Berkeley St

    4.0 (144 reviews)
    Ultra High-EndJapanese, Sushi Bars
    Thu 12:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)
    Fri 12:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)

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    Jatin K.

    Just a typical nobu experience. I would have given it 3 stars because none of the food really stuck out too much, however the bar ambience and service and one of the bartenders made this experience a 4 star one for me. He was super down to earth and very personable. Very friendly and recommended some great drinks. We sat there for about 40 mins before dinner waitin for our reservation then went back down after dinner for about a hour to continue our drinking before heading to another spot. We ordered the lobster tacos, 5 sushi rolls and a shrimp entree. There was another entree as well that was ordered by my brother. Typical nobu food, nothing stood out too much, the service was very good as well. If you've never been to any nobu I'd recommend it but nothing too outstanding here well from what we tried at least.

    Chocolate Bento Box
    James B.

    Absolutely amazing From the presentation of the food to the outstanding service ! Every single dish that we ordered packed a fulfilling and marvelous taste which never diminished after the first bite Our service was amazing and the champagne kept flowing

    Big dessert
    Brendan L.

    My girlfriend and I decided to take a trip to London and we had to make a stop at the legendary Nobu and boy was it worth it! We both ordered the seasonal omakase and it was a food experience of a lifetime! The omakase consisted with seven courses. We started with the fresh sashimi selection. The flavor was amazing! After that, we had a salmon sashimi dish with some kind of a special salad roll wrapped with tofu skin. It was pretty good! Then we had the nigiri. It came with a bluefin tuna, yellowtail, a sweet shrimp, an unagi and a mini imitation crab Don bowl. Next came the cooked seafood selection. We had baby shrimp, langostino, and scallop in a corn husk. That one was interesting. The next course was a lamb with a sweet sauce glaze. The flavor was pad outstanding! By this point, the missus was getting full. Afterwards, we had a spicy udon with shrimp, squid, and a fried rice cake. It was pretty spicy but so damn good! To finish off our meal, they gave a lemon sorbet paired with a giant dessert bowl that was filled with all sorts of things that we cannot remember anymore. It was a dinner experience we will never forget. We will definitely come back again! Everyone should try this at least once! Don't forget to make a reservation!

    Toro topped with caviar
    Xiang G.

    Nobu is as extraordinary as it is globally. Crispy rice spicy tuna is delicious. So is black cod. Convenient location and good service.

    Warm chocolate satandagi

    Absolutely phenomenal! Went here with my family and tried a diverse array of foods. The miso soup was phenomenal, traditional but with a smokey flavor imbued in the soup. The lobster tacos were misleadingly small, but flavorful bites nonetheless. We also ordered the spicy garlic shrimp and scallops, and the black cod miso lettuce wraps - the latter was especially tasty. The main course, of course, was the sushi - which simply melted in your mouth! As someone who tends to err on the side of tempura, I was impressed by how soft and smooth the salmon and white fish were. We topped the evening off with dessert; I tried the warm chocolate satandagi, a beautiful balance of toasted pistachios, warm chocolate, ice cream, and berry coulis. Additionally, the service and ambiance was wonderful. I arrived early, and a receptionist was kind enough to store my bags and coat, and provide a comfortable space to wait. Service during the meal was similarly quite attentive.

    Truffle shrimp
    Yordon D.

    This particular Nobu restaurant seems to have lost quite a bit of its exclusivity and high standards in terms of service. Been to the NY location a few years ago and me and my family were extremely impressed! Therefore, went today and was really looking forward to it. We were welcomed and everything was good, bathroom didn't look like the NY location at all, just very simple and generic. We were seated on wooden chairs and I asked whether we could sit on a soft couch twice, on which the reply was; sorry that is not possible while there were plenty of benches available... Their salmon & tuna sashimi tasted just like the one u can get at YoSushi; like plastic. Maybe this is more of an environmental issue but still then don't dare to charge a Nobu price. After I refused to pay the optional service charge due to dissapointing fish quality and just rude seating arrangements, I was treated like a criminal - never again at this Nobu location that's for sure!

    Jennifer F.

    I've heard the cuisine at Nobu described as 'new style' Japanese, but never truly understood what this meant until now. The food is in a class of it's own - absolutely phenomenal! The seafood and meats are of the highest quality, which alone makes the food stand out. Add to this perfectly balanced flavors and textures and it doesn't get any better. Dining at Nobu was a tasting experience that I'd best describe as 'blow your mind' good, which puts this meal on my 'best things I've eaten' list. Everything from food prep to service was also spot on. The quiet confidence of the sushi chefs along the counter expertly and precisely preparing each dish is an impressive sight. And the servers are also on their game, working together to quickly usher each order from the counter to the tables as soon as they are ready. We ordered a number of things to share and each dish arrived at our table with perfect timing. My only small nit about the restaurant was the dome shaped ceiling design that resulted in some strange acoustics where we were seated. We could clearly hear the conversation of a table on the other side of the room. We ended up sliding our table over a few inches which seemed to dull the effect a little. I can't wait for the next occasion when I return to Nobu (perhaps to check out another of their famous locations). Until then, I have the following sweet memories... Run down of the dishes we ordered: Japanese Julep Cocktail - Got things started at the bar downstairs with this refreshing twist on a traditional julep made with Yamazaki whisky. Crispy Rice with Spicy Tuna - Fun presentation! Crunchy cubes of crispy rice on sticks that you dip in soy and add a scoop of spicy tuna before popping in your mouth. Yellowtail Sashimi with Jalapeno - My favorite dish of the night simply because the sashimi was unbelievably fresh, some of the freshest yellowtail I've ever eaten. Soft Shell Crab Roll - These crispy crabs didn't disappoint. Crunch, crunch, yum. Fresh Salmon Sashimi - Like butter. Need I say more? Shitake Anti Cucho Peruvian Style Skewer - Surprising transformation of a simple mushroom. They nailed the flavors on this one. New Style Wagu Sashimi - 2nd favorite dish of the night. Wagu melts in your mouth. Our friends ordered a different preparation of wagu sashimi, which was not as good. Definitely go for the 'new style' wagu! 'Dragon Eyes': Warm Chocolate and Zabayon Ganache served with Crema Catalana Ice Cream, Pistachio Garapinados and Mixed Berry Coulis - Ah, a happy ending Wine: Riesling 'Dachsfilet' D.Q Prinz Von Hessen 2009 Rheingau, Germanya - Great pairing with our meal. So good, we ordered a second bottle.

    NOBU entrance
    Mike S.

    No doubt NOBU is always a nice place, just about anywhere you go. This specific location is in the heart of Mayfair, which by default makes the crowed a good and professional one. Food is very creative and original with a twist for just about every plate. Service is very good. Downstairs has only a bar (cool one) and a large couch seating lounge. Big stairs takes you to upstairs, where the dining room is.

    Bar at Nobu
    Whitney N.

    I've been here several times, and while the main event at Nobu may once have been the food... now it's all about "the scene." Not that the sushi isn't *some* of the best to be had in London... it is... it's just not the most memorable and astounding I've ever had. Plus, instead of mere seaweed paper, the exterior of their maki rolls comes wrapped in this white, powdery, reminiscent-of-raw-won-ton-paper-like-stuff that I find just a smidge off-putting... I guess I'm a traditionalist in this particular sushi sense. The cocktails, however, are *amazing.* Don't come here without ordering one! I'm especially partial to their version of mojitos... and I never even got into to that mojitos-are-all-the-rage craze. Be warned though, *all* their fruity concoctions are deceptively strong... one mojito, two mojito... awww...why not a third? And before you know it you are drunkety drunk drunk. I should note that I've never once been impressed by the service here... sometimes nice, sometimes snooty or indifferent... but *always* slooooowww. And I find the music just a touch too loud for decent conversation. The lowdown? If you have the money... you've probably already been here. If not, you're probably contemplating it for a special occasion. My take? Unless you're really just looking for an ostentatious brand name restaurant, I'd go elsewhere... a place that's a little less clubby and where the impeccable service and food truly justify the extravagant prices.

    Miso asparagus.
    Amy J.

    Delightful food and great atmosphere (despite it being so noisy). Our waiter was a bit neglectful. After we made our first order, he did not return for 20 minutes. The rest of the staff was very accommodating however. I would come b

    Dessert
    Nicola W.

    Drink: order lychee martini, it was good as most of thirty cocktail tend to taste sweeter. But if u r into strong achoholic taste, Nobu cocktail may be not for u, instead, u can try their sake. Food: heard about this restaurant for long time and their famous waiting time for reservations. Compared to other fusion restaurant I have tried, the food here is better than average, but also a bit over rated. The best dishes are the prawn tempura with their amazing three dipping sauces, salads are good too with nice dressing, their seafood main courses r very good . But I am disappointed by their sushi compared to other similar restaurant. There are gaps for improvement to perfection. Tacos are interesting, the filling are good, but Tacos can be more crispy to make the dish work better. Desserts are better than normal restaurant, but less innovative compared to similar restaurant I have tried in London.

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    Asta 3

    Asta 3

    4.8(6 reviews)
    3.0 miPetticoat Lane, Aldgate

    'Asta' (as I like to simply call it) - I have no idea of the '3' moniker, or indeed where the first…read moretwo went - is as genuine a Japanese canteen as you'll find in London. I was lucky enough to, along with a colleague, be taken here on several occasions for a quick lunch by a client (indicative of how welcoming the Japanese are!) By 'genuine' I mean no dumbed-down menus, no super-slick interiors to detract from potentially average food, and no gimmicks of any kind. The place is staffed and run by Japanese nationals as any self-respecting Japanese restaurant should be - and perhaps more importantly, frequented by them regularly, too. Service is smiling and attentive and no more that it needs to be. The food is inexpensive (~£6-8 for a bento, £7-11 for ramen, udon or donburi) and so tasty. On my most recent trip I had beef ramen with tan tan (sesame paste) soup base, and my brother had salmon teriyaki on brown rice. Both dishes had generous proportions of meat/fish, and the donburi came with a side salad and pickles. The unagi (eel) is also lovely, and the place does an extensive line in pick-your-soup base noodle bowl dishes where you have the option of shoyu, miso, and sesame as mentioned above, among others. I can't speak for the takeaway bento, but they looked pretty solid and of a decent quality. Drinks come in the familiar (Coke etc) and the more, um, 'traditional' - aloe vera juice, Pocari, cold bottled green and black teas and others. This place is rather hidden away on the fringes of the City, behind Aldgate station on the Petticoat Lane side. In many ways it's a great location as it's very much a local haunt, and in others a little frustrating as even if you're working in the City it can be a fair walk to get there and back! My advice would also be to get there early (between midday and half-past) to ensure a seat, as well as before some of the more popular items on the menu disappear. In brief summary, I couldn't really recommend this place enough if you're in the area. You'll get multi-kudos from any friends Nippon friends (or appreciators of their incredible cuisine) and have a lunch to beat the hell out of an uninspired sandwich / soft-drink combo whilst spending a similarly scant amount of your hard-earned cash. As your fellow diners would say: "itedakimas!"

    I wish I could give this place 10 stars because it is simply amazing. For lunch I got a chicken…read moreteriyaki be to box. Their rice is so delicious I could eat it alone without any other dish. The chicken was tender and flavourful and I really liked the fried potato thing that came with the side. Another great thing about Asta is that with bento boxes you can pick a variety of cold side dishes. I recommend the cucumbers and the rice noodles. Will be back!!

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    Asta 3 - Sesame-base (Tan Tan) and Beef Ramen with Brown Rice Salmon Teriyaki Bento

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    Asakusa - Salmon Head

    Asakusa

    4.1(101 reviews)
    1.8 miEuston, Camden Town
    ££

    This place is awesome. Walked in and felt like I was in another country, Japan. The layout,…read morepresentation, 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

    We are so sad. This used to be a very reliable, authentic Japanese restaurant, but now has gone…read moredownhill. 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.

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    Samna shio

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    Nambu Tei - This masterpiece does not require explaining

    Nambu Tei

    4.3(33 reviews)
    1.2 miMarylebone
    ££

    As we look for places to eat amongst coworkers, we decided to go to a Japanese place. Not being…read morefamiliar with places to eat here in London, I looked to Yelp, and of course someone from our hotel recommended this place too. So I can say it wasn't bad at all, but it wasn't the beat Sushi I have had. I would go back for sure as the service was good, minus my coworkers chicken dish took forever to come out, as we kept having to check on it. The Uni was definitely not a bad batch as it had a sweetness and creamy texture that I would expect. Amaebi was not the larger shrimp with the fried heads, so not what I was expecting. As for the Natto Rolls, I could tell you that our young waitress made a surprising face, which made me laugh, as I could tell she was from Japan, as I was told not many Japanese even eat Natto. Of course I had to ask later and she is not a fan. Hahaha... I enjoyed it though. Enjoy.

    As another reviewer says, this is an undiscovered gem! Hidden away inside an arcade, it was filled…read moreon a weekday evening with mostly Japanese patrons. Plenty of wait staff who were quite attentive, including some who were preparing table side shabu shabu (cooking thinly sliced meat and veggies in a broth). They have a huge menu with an unusually wide selection of small dishes as well as the usual entrees. I ordered their ten piece nigiri (17 GBP), grilled miso black cod (12 GBP), and salmon belly age dashi (cooked lightly in a daikon soy based sauce) (7 GBP). All were excellent including with fresh not powdered wasabi root. Super affordable, high quality with great service -- what's not to like!

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    Nambu Tei - Salmon donburi bowl, yellowtail nigiri and miso soup. YUM

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    Salmon donburi bowl, yellowtail nigiri and miso soup. YUM

    Shogun Restaurant

    Shogun Restaurant

    4.5(4 reviews)
    0.4 miMayfair
    ££££

    This upscale Japanese restaurant is located on the lower ground floor of the Millennium Hotel, just…read moreoff Grosvenor Square. It's lavish traditional Japanese decor that includes medieval battle tapestries and samurai armour sets the setting for some of the best authentic Japanese food in London. The choice on the menu is significant, offering many traditional Japanese dishes, as well as some variety with a unique angle. The choice and quality of sushi are among the best I've encountered. I also enjoyed their interesting beef burger, prepared with Japanese recipe but in the western manner. The staff are extremely welcoming and attentive and the overall atmosphere is comfortable and pleasant within this basement location. This kind of place will most likely attract you to come back again and again.

    A dungeon-like hidden gem. It looks like a back-alley takeaway on the outside (well, practically)…read more Don't be put off by it. Go inside. Descend the stairs. Inhale the incense. And prepare yourself for pure, simple, sushi delightfulness. Staff were incredibly friendly, explained the menu options, and food came at the right time, with the nicest presentation, and tasted delicious. My personal favourite was the sushi, although I was misled by the prawn tempura roll, thinking it was a hand roll. It was just maki. Oh well. Yum nonetheless!! Would not recommend it for a (rowdy or not) group for friends, as it's very very quiet, eclectically lit and patrons seem to want to keep it that way. (discussions were not escaping tables, with the notable exception of one older adventurous American gentleman who recently came back from Peru) This is the kind of restaurant you take someone you fancy, to whisper to her throughout dinner, and then surprise her (well, assuming she'd like to be surprised, and won't slap you in the face for being presumptuous!) with a room at the Millennium hotel upstairs afterwards. Oh yeah If you sit near the back, go have a peek at the shogun armour :)

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    Shogun Restaurant - This soup is delicious :)

    This soup is delicious :)

    Shogun Restaurant - Sake

    Sake

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