The food is great the service is great the ambiance is zin. The quality of sushi is excellent.read more

Fantastic food and service. Truly fresh fish. Excellent Saki menu. Very friendly and prompt…read moreservice. The restaurant itself is set in a quiet neighborhood, which we loved. About a 2-3 min walk to the Underground. We'll come here again!

Worst food Ever! Hands down! Ordered to go and got to home…read moresee this inside a bowl of oil! And I asked for No AVOCADOS and they purposely put them inside! The tuna was Grey and smells off! And strangely put in a mini cup on top of hot crispy so it was cooked on the bottom. Ya wtf?!

We went here based on the good Yelp reviews and we were not disappointed. Only reason for 4 stars…read moreinstead of 5 is it was a little pricier than it should have been. The server was definitely 5 stars. We go to sushi quite often but there's always things we don't know, and she explained questions we had about the menu in a very non-condescending way which I really appreciated! She was fast and very friendly. We ordered a medium fatty tuna nigiri, avocado roll, california roll, and a tuna roll. Everything was very good. In particular, the tuna roll was much better than we are used to. We usually get a pile of mushy tuna in our roll, but you knew exactly what you were eating in this roll. This place definitely hits the spot for a sushi craving! There is more seating downstairs, so don't turn away based on the small upstairs. Also, the restroom is modern and very clean - always a perk!

Korubata was an amazing spot to get fresh sushi and the best service. We were seated promptly given…read moresuch a warm welcome and had our tastebuds explode with joy because of the flavors each item had. Not only was the food mouthwatering, but the drinks and the exceptional service is something all restaurants should follow. Service is key in my book and they exceeded expectations. Thank you Ronaldo, cheers!

What an experience! Being from Southern California we are used to some good sushi but this was…read moreGREAT sushi! The owner was so sweet and really made us feel so welcomed. Highly recommended and take a look at these amazing photos... ZERO disappointment!

If you are looking for an affordable Japanese restaurant, Eat Tokyo is your best bet in London. The…read morefood was decent. Their toro was kind of disappointing because it had a few tendons; just not one would expected with toro. Service was kind of slow. I will recommend you to make a reservation if you can. The one in Covent garden won't take reservation, so, we booked a table at Eat Tokyo in SOHO. Please bear in mind, there is a minimum charge of $25 per head in this particular one. The bento boxes were affordable with a lot of food. In general it is a good place to satisfy your crave for sushi with an affordable price.

Great sushi. It's a great spot to eat alone; you can sit at the sushi counter. Wu the chef was…read morefunny, and made anything I requested Staff is friendly. Amazing lunch specials.

Yo Sushi ain't bad. It's a chain, but nothings wrong with that, most places are anyway. An…read moreattraction is the fact that you're surrounded by a moving conveyor belt with sushi rolling past you every moment. It's a very exciting and sometimes nerve racking experience for people like me who want to try every single thing, but aren't sure if the next thing will be better, or which to choose, or 'oh that looks pretty!'... oh lord so many options!!! It's a cool idea, and we liked almost all the sushi we had, though it's nothing AMAZING. If you haven't seen something wander by you within a certain amount of time you can also order something straight from the waiter. Win, win WIN. oh yeahhhh

I decided I needed something more satisfying and more healthy than a samosa from the shop between…read morethe platforms at Baker Street station. Quite a tough call because you need to touch out through the barriers to get to this relatively new addition to the Yo! family. It doesn't look all that great from the outside but once inside you forget you are on a really ugly corner on one of London's most disappointing streets. I probably should have taken my time and sat down along the conveyor belt - they have a January offer of £2.70 a plate! Instead I picked one of the remaining pre-packed takeaway selections and ordered my favourite Yo! rolls (£4.00 for two, not exactly a bargain). Yo! never disappoints though and I enjoyed my sushi treat once I got home. Unlike Wasabi you get your soy sauce, wasabi and pickled ginger thrown in.

I'd rate the food 3 stars but overall 4 stars for convenience and selection. Quick service even…read morewhen it's really busy. The staff are good at opening another till when the line gets a bit long. Almost fully stocked at dinner time which is a huge plus! The yum yum soup was just ok, I wish I'd gone for sushi or a bento box as they looked better, but I'm on a slightly restricted diet so had to opt for the soup! Prices aren't bad for the size and the packaging is great for jumping on the train.

进店一个黑人老哥直接拿着汉堡没付款走了，留下我和店员面面相觑，地面有点黏，感觉也不算太卫生，胜在份量大便宜，味道还可以，鸡肉是整块的，咖喱鸡肉和蚕豆配米饭还是挺适合中国胃的。read more

We were in London for the weekend and met up with our good friends who luckily had reservations at…read moreDinings. We have been to Dinings a couple of years before and had a great experience. We couldn't wait to go again. Food: To make it easy we went with the omakase. Our menu was the following: 1) Toro Tar Tar Chip 2) Wagyu Tar Tar Chip 3) Appetizer 4 Ways (4 tasting spoons per person) 4) Chargrilled Lamb Cutlets with Sakura Saikyo Spicy Miso Sauce and Seasonal Vegetables 5) Grilled Chili Garlic Black Cod 6) Aubergine "Nasu Miso" 7) Burikama - Salt Grilled Yellowtail Collar 8) Nigiri Special Toro "Shimofuri" with Malden and Black Pepper 9) Nigiri Seared Razor Clam with Yuzu Kosho and Lemon 10) Nigiri Yuzu Garlic Yellowtail with Caviar Sushi 11) Nigiri Japanese Wagyu Beef Sushi with Truffle Salsa 12) Spicy Tuna Roll 13) Double Crab Roll 14) Seabass Carpaccio with Fresh Truffle 15) Mixed Berries with Green Tea Cream Cheese and Apricot Yuzu Sorbet 16) Yuzu Posset with Shortbread and Raspberries *Everything was DELICIOUS and full of flavor!! Drinks: We ordered one bottle of sake, two glasses of white wine and three beers. Price: It's not cheap. For the four of us we paid £606.21. In hindsight we shouldn't have ordered the extra 8 pieces of the Special Toro Shimofuri nigiri because they added an extra £71.80 to the bill - yikes - but they are so good. Service: Excellent service. We had an Italian woman who was very helpful, professional and friendly. Ambiance: It's a very very small restaurant with a small sushi bar upstairs and about 20 seats downstairs, so there's no real ambiance per se, but you go for the food. Other: My only "complaint" I have is that, as expensive as this restaurant is (and me being Asian), they should really invest in nice chopsticks. They have the crappy cheap disposable chopsticks you get when you order take away, which have splinters when you break them apart. I really feel this is unacceptable, especially because 1) there are not that many seats in the restaurant itself so they can definitely afford nice chopsticks and 2) having nice cutlery is part of the whole dining experience. Would I go back? Absolutely, but with my own chopsticks :) We have tried many of the high end Japanese restaurants in London and feel that Dinings is definitely one of the best. It's not a place where you can go all the time since it's very expensive, but it's definitely a place to celebrate a special occasion.

This is a glamours, high-end Japanese restaurant/sushi place in Marylebone London. I honestly would…read moregive it five stars but the price limits it for me. If money was no object, that's fine, but for the price/competition, I think it should stand out a bit more. What I did like is the inconspicuous outside that hardly shows it's a restaurant, it's as if, you should know it's there. That reminds me of true Japanese restaurants in Tokyo. This is in a residential street too, with cars that cost more than my home parked out front. This maybe top for some people, I still recommend it.

Decent food for the price. Wanted something quick and this place had ready to eat on the shelf…read more Not the best but hit the spot....

Why does Wasabi charge for soy sauce packets and wasabi? I don't get it... Sure it's like, 5 pence…read morea packet, but I don't think that's the way to go. There are so many of these around London. I've tried the teriyaki chicken onigri rice ball, the spicy chicken somen, and the curry chicken katsu. I would get the noodle soup and curry again, but avoid the rice ball. There's not much chicken and the flavor isn't amazing. Also get the curry during lunch hours so it's still hot! Sushi selection is pretty limited too. Sure, there seems to be a lot, but the variations are broken down into three categories: veggie sushi (with either egg, seaweed, or tofu), salmon (salmon sushi, even the CA rolls have them), or meat (teriyaki sushi). That's basically it. And because I don't eat salmon, it's pretty limited. 5 stars for convenience and affordability. 3 stars for selection. 3.5 stars for taste.

Visited this joint before the Covid crisis…read more I was a study abroad student from California in desperate need for some sushi. This was the perfect little shop to get some decently-priced & not terrible quality takeaway. It satisfied the craving, therefore this place is worthy of four stars, relative to the type of store this is (takeaway, quick). The menu was extensive, and the service was quick to assemble my role for a quick lunch on the lawn in front of the area. There was a good variety of sushi available, as well as different bowls and noodles. Definitely will come back if I ever need a quick craving satisfied. The atmosphere and interior of the store is not extravagant, but it gets the job done as a sushi takeout spot. There is obviously much higher quality sushi available at Nobu and other Japanese sushi restaurants, however this one is a quaint & cozy place to pick up your food in a flash!

Super fresh fish, and I'm sure some of the better sushi at reasonable prices in London. Don't let…read morelooks deceive you - what looks like a slightly run-down hole in the wall place actually has huge slabs of fish that look (and taste) really fresh. The prices are a little bit pricey for lunch (I think they just raised their prices), but for the quality, it's worth paying a little more. You can order sashimi or nigiri a la carte and they have a pretty wide selection of fish (maybe 12-15 choices), you can get a chirashi bowl, or sushi rolls. The nigiri usually runs about £2-3 per piece, and the sashimi is about £3-4 for 2 pieces, so it's not necessarily a cheap meal if you end up getting 6-8 pieces of nigiri or sashimi. I ended up getting a salmon and avocado sushi roll and the pieces that were cut from the roll were pretty generous in size. The rolls were tasty, but they do have a little bit of mayo inside, which was a little strange -- the salmon inside the rolls weren't huge pieces either. Either way, it was still good and relatively filling. The 2 pieces of of tuna nigiri and the yellowtail nigiri were great, especially the yellowtail because it seemed really fresh. I'd definitely come back here again and get a sashimi platter or the deluxe chirashi bowl; the smaller chirashi bowl mainly had crab and shrimp which didn't seem like it would be as fresh as the fish. I saw them cutting huge slabs of fish that looked really fresh, so I'd stick to that. You can dine in or get your food to take away - the inside isn't super renovated with the linoleum floors and metal tables, and the plastic trays for sushi that make it look like it came from the supermarket. However, just ignore all of that and go for the fish. I probably wouldn't come here on a business lunch if you were trying to wine and dine a client, but it's a great place for a casual lunch or to get something to go. Expect to spend about £12-20 for lunch. I'll definitely be back - it's in a convenient location right off of Bond Station.

Solid option for lunch, but too expensive for what it is. Small place with mostly bar seating,…read morewhich is nice since you can see the sushi chefs work their artistry, but may not be suitable for parties 4+. It's a serious sushi place with a neon sign above the bar that says "no soy sauce" since they want you to appreciate the flavors of the dish. Best thing I had was the negi toro handroll. I also had a great unagi special, but unfortunately it may not always be available. I also tried some of the omakase (which was good but variable in taste) and the donburi was ok. The wasabi garlic edamame was very heavy on the garlic taste and honestly I think I would've just preferred it with light salt.

food was good. Service was a bit strange the waiter multiple times said "oh let me see if I can…read moreremember what this is" I enjoyed it though