This is my favourite Japanese restaurant in the UK. Located in Chingford, it is only 30 minutes…read moredrive from where I live. Excellent value, for only £17, you can choose anything from the menu and there are over 70 choices, from nigiri, temkai, varies Katsu dishes to fried udon. You name it, they probably have it. This is my 2nd time in this restaurant and the quality has been nothing but very high standard. Will definitely recommend this to anyone who are a big fan of Japs food

So. This place. Bit off the beaten track, yes. Not all my friends from Zone 1-2 willing to do the…read morelitle trek; no tube to Chingford, I'm afraid - but there's a night bus from Trafalgar Square, good luck. The surroundings are far from posh - like old fashioned gritty, not post gentrification fake gritty. If you're willing to go on the train, though, happy days. Super Sushi's "all you can eat" menu is as good as you'll get for the price. And the price is really great. For the same $ as a cheap main course on a typical japanese restaurant you can park yourself here and eat for 1h45m solid. The restaurant is a bit dark and not too noisy; good for a date if you're past that phase when pigging out in front of them is a no-no. The deal is simple: they'll bring you a list (a wide sheet of paper with hot/cold dishes on both sides) and you tick whatever it is you'd like - maximum 6 items per round; do bring a mate but not several, in order to maximise calorie intake. :) They'll bring the food quickly and give back the list, where you'll pick another six. I always start with a temaki and some nigiri; if you want yellowfin you'll pay a little extra but I never bother as the other fishes are just fine. Next I'd have the yakitori and wasabi prawns because that wasabi sauce is amazing and wasabi rush is my favourite legal high. Garlic fried rice goes well with chicken/pork katsu or teriyaki. The tempura sweet potatoes are good, but be careful because you'll get 5 thick slices and they can be very filling. Remember, you have almost two hours to fill up... To finish I get more nigiri, some uramakis and finally sashimi as "dessert" - BUT mind that the only fish included on the all you can eat price is salmon; all the others charge extra. Minus points: the karaage I had just once and it wasn't their best; the chicken was strangely fatty and sinewy. I don't rate the ramen highly either; I'd stick with the rice here. I wouldn't say this is the BEST japanese in London (might not even be the best one in Chingford; I stand to be corrected here), but it's delicious enough, there is no service charge, the beer is cold, the staff is lovely and friendly and you'll leave happy and almost too full to walk back to whatever form of transport you hopped on to get here. Oh, they do have a la carte menu, but most everyone just go for the fixed price. Up to you, though. :)

This is one of those taste buds over aesthetics situations. Fuji, in the midst of foodie Stoke…read moreNewington, doesn't do much to appear hip or classy. But the actual food puts many savvier places to shame. All the usual standbys - sushi, curry, bento boxes prepared to a very high level of quality. Service is good - but if the commercial radio soundtrack bothers you, there's always takeaway.

This place is fab. The server told us they have had some negative reviews and I don't get it, as…read moreour experience last night (Monday) was delicious and fun. The vibe is great: moody and chill in terms of decor, lighting and the music. The music was at the perfect volume when we arrived at 7- good for talking, even with us seated almost next to the DJ- and the volume increased just slightly as the evening rolled on. Atmospheric vibes were conducive to a conversation which is exactly what we wanted: not having to shout to hear each other. The service was very good. The drinks great: my smash cocktail was potent and lovely: a bit herbal with strong gin flavour, with a touch of sweetness. My husband appreciated his bold whiskey and my friend her orange wine. The serving portions are generous for the price so massive applause there! A very large bowl of padron peppers and fried chicken, and my big bowl of nasu (aubergine) pleased me with its size, utterly delicious miso flavour, and texture. Likewise my oyster mushrooms. I was perfectly sated after. My friend's dragon roll was huge!! It's definitely not cheap but my friend's work covered half the bill. I would return.

Stumbled upon this place during my brief stay in Dalston, London. Their Djs play vinyl. I've…read moreenjoyed the funky reggae tunes and lounge music. Come here if you want to unwind and relieve your stress.

GREAT! I absolutely love koi sushi because the restaurant is absolutely beautiful. The sushi is…read moreamazing, they have many different choices and it tastes so fresh. I've also ordered from them and it's come out perfect. It comes it beautiful dishes and with a side of soy sauce, ginger, wasabi and chopsticks. Even though it is kind of hard to talk to the waiters, they give the best service and try their hardest. They also have a call button just in case you need something. It's an amazing sushi restaurant, I totally recommend it.

From the owner: Koi Sushi Garden is a modern Japanese restaurant with peaceful and pleasant atmosphere. It is…read morelocated in the heart of fast-growing Stratford. Our virtuoso chefs opens up entirely new boundaries of taste. They have created a menu where classic traditions meets fusion trends in Japanese cuisine. True sushi aficionados will appreciate the just-caught freshness found in the selection of fish and seafood, as well as outstanding quality of the restaurant's rice. Our sushi, sashimi, donburi and house specials - baked rolls - are simply delicious. Wide selection of traditional alcohol, such Japanese draft beer, sake and plum wine is pleasantly surprising.

I had some friends stay over early July and felt a bit pressured as to where I could take them…read morelocally. Donna said that she liked Sushi so decided to give Sakura a go in south woodford. I pass this place regularly but I've never tried sushi so didn't really know what to expect. I must say my friend rated all the dishes highly and we had a great time which I was pleased about. The staff did make us all feel very welcome, and I as a newly converted sushi lover will be visiting again.

For his birthday, my friend's only wish was to come here for an omakase and I cannot stop thinking…read moreabout it! I had to make about 200 calls to get a reservation but it was worth it. There are two sittings for omakase each day, one at 5:30PM and one at 8:30PM. The interior is very intimate and each sitting serves 7 people only. Bookings are made at least two weeks to one month in advance depending on their policy which changes from time to time. They only accept reservations through phone calls and based on my experience, it was pretty hard to get through so I'd definitely recommend reading through their website for what to do to secure yourself a reservation. My friend and I both got the sushi & sashimi omakase, which comes with three plates of sashimi, 7 pieces of sushi (all seasonally selected!) and a sweet tamago at the end. The sashimi and sushi are all seasonally selected and exotic! I got to try gurnard and turbot sushi which I've never had raw before! The fish is not only high quality and delicious but prepped and presented beautifully too. The variety of condiments selected for each sushi was carefully thought out, elevating each mouthful. The service was impeccable as was the food. The chef's wife and the waiters always came to check-in with us and walk us through the proper dining etiquette. Under the chef's wife's recommendation, we also shared some sake and plum wine. It was lovely watching the chef prep and make each piece of sushi, exhibiting his intent and passion with every movement. The whole session lasted a little over 2 hours and we enjoyed every bit of it! I highly recommend checking out Sushi Tetsu at least once in your life! Not to mention the omakase was only for £96 (excluding alcohol and any service charge), which is cheap for the amount of food you get and cheaper than many other omakase meals found in London.

Went for dinner with a friend, who had to call 139 times to get a reservation. But it was worth it…read moreall. She had omakase, whilst I had a la carte. I had a combination of octopus sashimi, tuna sashimi, squid nigiri, sweet shrimp nigiri, jumbo shrimp nigiri, scallops nigiri, tuna rolls, razor clam rolls and yellowtail hand roll. Everything was remarkably fresh and perfect, down to every ratio of sushi to rice and the temperature. Afterwards, we commented whether we would ever be able to have sushi elsewhere. Ambience was very cozy and intimate. Maximum seating of seven seats, hence very difficult to get a spot. Felt like I was in a local restaurant in the heart of Tokyo. Perfect for an intimate date or professional meal. Service was also top notch. At times, I felt they were a bit too mechanical, but I guess precision and propriety are part of the Japanese experience. Would go back in a heartbeat.

Great spot for a quick bite and hot soup…read more My mom got the hot noodle soup called the Chicken Gyoza Soumen and it already contains the noodles, veggies and gyoza. After paying for it at the register, the cashier pours in the hot broth and offers to add any toppings for the soup. It's perfect cold weather food but there's no seating available inside/outside since it's a convenience store set up. The wifi here is solid so I will give them that lol

This place is great. Staff is friendly and quick. Shop is clean. Everything is fresh. Lots of…read morevariety. Awesome taste, not to spicy that I couldn't tolerate it. I will be back!

Nice place to go to for lunch if your shopping in Westfield, it's opposite Waitrose…read more Very nice sushi and the staff working there are friendly. Lovely to see the sushi being freshly prepared! Will definitely be going back!

Intriguing little place at the edge of Stratford when Tokyo isn't available . Great food terrible…read moreservice. Actually service is just like a chaotic centre of Tokyo, although I think they may be a little more ordered there. Dracula ramen was very nice and fresh salmon. Yes they cut it up right there and then. Fish market down the road tasted fresh am guessing this was real deal. Rice was lovely and swig of cloudy saki, a little expensive but maybe money doesn't mean anything anymore.

This place is fairly new. It's been in the neighborhood for about a year now. Song Sushi…read morespecializes in take-away sushi. Strangely they don't have a website that you can order from, so you'd have to drop by for a menu or maybe one will be dropped into your mailbox if you're local. If not, I'm sure when you call they'll give you a quick run through of their menu to give you whatever fishy cravings you may have! They'll deliver for orders over £17(?) and for 2 miles around. There is definitely a lack of sushi around here, so Song Sushi is welcome to this neighborhood! You'd be surprised to know that their specialty rolls are cheaper than you would order in most sushi restaurants... in fact most of their menu is! My favorite order to order is Value Box B, which comes with 7 pieces of nigiri, 4 pieces sashimi, 1 large roll, and 1 small roll for only £13.50. You probably can't stuff yourself with that much raw fish anywhere else with that price! A mega plus is that the staff are always super friendly!

Not fresh rolls. The tuna was hard and avocado was brown. Could not eat the rolls at all…read more The veggies tempura were ok. Too expensive for not a good food.

For those of you who know my reviews, you know that I only give one or five stars. This place gets…read morethe full five stars! Here's why. When I got to my hotel, I asked the man who checked me in for a recommendation of a good place to eat, so I responded to him with a question. I asked him if he were not working right now, and were out with his mates, where would he choose to eat? He looked at me with big eyes and asked really? I told him emphatically yes! He asked me if there was any food I didn't like, and I told him if I ever missed food, I didn't understand the question. So he told me to try this place, and asked if I was OK to go for a little walk. I was happy to. When I walked into this place I found it to be a corner neighborhood, fish and chip shop and it was very busy. To me this is a very good sign. I got there about 6:30, and I got desk clerk friend recommended, which was the fried sausage with chips and some curry sauce. I also added a cod fillet because I wanted to try the fish as well. The curry sauce and the sausage together were amazing! Oh, did I mention that the curry sauce was amazing?! Oh ya, I already told you how amazing the curry sauce was!! The fish was very good as well, the chips were spot on, and the curry sauce lifted everything on the plate to a new level for me. The curry sauce was nice and spicy and had a very full and rich flavor. As I sat and ate my meal, the place continued to bustle with people coming and going taking away food, and a few people sat down and ate as well. There are only a few tables in the place but they were all full the entire time I ate there and they must've served a dozen customers during the time that I ate. This place gets full marks for friendly service, smiling faces, EXCELLENT food, and all around great experience. Thank you for a wonderful meal. It is definitely a neighborhood staple and has a quaint ambience. A little out of the way for most casual eaters but if you want a delicious sausage, with curry sauce, look no further! Just GO for the curry sauce and stay for everything else!

If you want a good kebab this is a place to go plenty of meat and fresh salad…read more Their fish and chips are ok, they are not really bad but there are better out there. They also do things like mushy peas and curry sauce along with the usual pasties and pies and saveloys. The place is always clean and the staff are well presented. Watch out for traffic wardens if you are in a vehicle as they hide along this stretch.