Excellent food. Cute ambiance. Kind, quick service. Good price…read more I enjoyed the Salmon Set. 10/10!

The special ramen was very good, with multiple eggs and a very tasty broth. What was a little weird…read morewas the noodles hung together a little too much at first like they were straight from packaging, and the okra was served as sticks. Service was decent.

Never see so many items in the menu. A lot of variety to choose from. Different kinds of sushi…read morerolls, sashimi, sake and bento box. Prices are reasonable especially the early dinner specials. Staffs were friendly and make sure you go there when they open because the line can be long.

Hmm this is what we called comfort sushi in vancouver literally every block would sell this lol…read more (+): - They use real matcha green tea (what consider me giving 3 stars) - At least the fish are 1-3 days fresh - The uni is not bad (-): - You have to pay for extra ginger? BRUHHHH you guys give ginger like a spoon for the boat sushi? Ginger should not be an extra if you eat sushi properly you need a ginger please - Self proclaimed to be "authentic" but use horseradish wasabi LOL - Match green tea so small and quite expensive - Paid £60 for comfort sushi? Quite ridiculous i would pay CAD30 in Vancouver for something like this lol Summary: The self-proclaimed authentic sushi is a convenient comfort sushi in my opinion. Just for your information I have eaten so much omakase and make sushi by myself that I am really aware what is good sushi. The sushi here is even more backwater than Canadian sushi lol. In my opinion, you should only come here for the cheap bento box for it to be worth it other than that pass it do not come here pretty sure there are better sushi in London that is more worth it. I hope this review can help you making better choice for you eating the right sushi in London. Cheers! Do no hesitate to ask question if you have. Anyway, this is not recommended for me.

A nice Japanese restaurant serving sukiyaki, shabu shabu (hot pot), Japanese dishes, AND Korean…read moredishes. Good ambience, good attentive service, generally clean (tough the toilet could use some improvement and it is freezing cold in the dead of winter). Their shabushabu hot pot is very good. Fresh thinly sliced beef. Portion is quite big and more than I can handle, but you could share it between two people. Their Japanese fried octopus is quite unique. Do try it. That Japanese seafood soup is a must try especially in winter (generous varieties of real seafood, delicious fish soup base). The Korean fried pork belly is succulent and comes on a sizzling plate. It's intended as an appetizer, but you can order double portion for sharing if you have a big group.

Another excellent bento box. I had the sushi, my missus had the salmon teriyaki and the boy had the…read morechicken teriyaki. All of them were excellent. Great value at about a tenner and served by friendly attentive staff in really quite cool surroundings. This place is an excellent local Japanese restaurant. If you're passing and you want a good healthy fresh, substantial well prepared lunch, you won't go wrong here.

I have never gone in person to this location but I get food delivered from here. Fast and fresh…read morefood..no complaints! The seaweed salad comes in this giant cup and is enough to serve a few people. They separate the curry sauce from the kastu so it does not get soggy and they give you a ton of curry sauce. I almost could not find the wasabi as it was wrapped in a green plastic garnish. I also wish they gave a bit more plus some ginger.

I love their seaweed salad and at £3.99 it's a healthy lunch with full flavour.. The dressing they…read moreuse is delicious. The dragon rolls are also my fav and they do a lot of different rolls compared to the other chains so definitely one of my favourite places for a quick bite to eat. The seating area is a tad small but everyone goes over to the pretty area anyway so let's mingle!

Really not worth your money and avoid it all cost if have a choice. The price point for small…read moredishes are not worth it. The beef teriyaki come on thats not how beef teriyaki thats literally beef deep fried with teriyaki sauce thats not how you make it. The others were taste bad too i dont know what to say. As worse as wagamama but wagamama has better ambience. Better than itsu though. Not recommended for me.

This place isn't too bad! I don't know much about sushi though, so I can understand if my review…read moreisn't as valid as some others! I was just here on the recommendation of my cousin who loves the pumpkin dish. And I really enjoyed it too! I also got the tofu wrapped rice and the apple gyoza which were greasy, but good. I think the price is high though, for what you get, so despite the fun/novelty factor. it's probably not great value. Might come back for the salad dishes, as I do like seaweed :D

Had a great meal here. The momo platter was flavorful and had it at the end. They messed up that…read moreorder and gave us the wrong flavor but still let us have it so we were able to taste all of the options. The tuna tartar was fresh and well balanced with the sauce. The vegetable yakisoba was decent, but nothing spectacular. The chicken katsu curry came out nice, hot, and very filling. Everything came out well prepared, and the overall experience was enjoyable. Would definitely come back.

I would rate this place a 4.5 star. Overall experience was good. There were some dishes that could…read morebe better. Overall, food was portioned well, and some better than others. We ordered the tuna tartar, it came in a bowl, it was really good. The dressing they used was citrus and hint of ginger; very tasty. We ordered the momo platter, which was like dumplings and had full fillings in them. They could have been better in that they say they have several flavors but honestly, it all tasted the same and they just added different sauces on top; for example, they had 6 options to choose from for the platter, teriyaki, katsu curry, etc., they just added the sauces on top but the momo dumplings itself all tasted the same. We also ordered the vegetable yakisoba, which could have been better, and the chicken katsu curry. We also ordered jasmine tea for the vibes. Service was great, staff was professional and kind. Ambiance was good, Japanese interior, quaint. Great for small or medium sized groups. Till then, let's eat!

Very Rude and Arrogant staff…read more On 25 October 2025, I went to this restaurant and was told by one of the member of staff that they sell Cold Saba which I ordered (photo attached). Today, 11 December 2025, I went there again wanting to order the same dish but was told by a very unfriendly waitress that "the restaurant never sell this dish" that "I was in a wrong restaurant back in 25 October 2025 (with the look that I was lunatic)". I showed that waitress the photo and asked whether she can say that the photo wasn't taken at the restaurant. She looked, shook her shoulders and said "we never sell this dish" and walked away. Her behaviour was so rude that the lady sitting next to me came and talked to me that I should complain to the manager which I did but I'm afraid the management team in charge didn't seem to care to what I have to say. Leaving me speechless and having to leave the restaurant. I will never go back there again.

The experience was good - the service was quick and the waitress was very friendly. The food is…read moreexactly what you pay for - but the miso soup and the squid was amazing. Overall a good place to grab lunch, would recommend!

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

OK, so there's an Itsu in Westfield, and I love Itsu. But I don't love Westfield and get upset…read moreevery time one of my favourite brands opens a branch here ... odd corner location, trying very hard to make it feel as if you are not trapped in a massive shopping mall.

I love the concept of healthy, nutritious, and tasty fast food. The large chiller as you enter…read moreoffers sushi, fruit cups, detox juices, and other options. Hot soups, gyoza, rice bowls, and udon noodles, and coffee is also available. There is an upstairs eating area and a seating area outside of the store in the mall. I loved all of the beautiful orchids surrounding the perimeter of the store. Can't wait to try their cookbook "Twenty Minute Suppers." The recipes look fabulous. There are charging stations at the tables. This is a good fast eating option if shopping at Westfield Shopping Centre. www.itsu.com

The food was delicious , many options to choose from. It smelt a bit funny like gas . And service…read morewas slow. But overall

This is the real thing (almost) with Japanese proprietors/chef. Feels like It could be anywhere in…read moreJapan. Sashimi and sushi menu are classic, not over the top. Sashimi was super fresh and delicious. A little skimpy on the daikon oroshi serving with the shrimp tempura. The only off note is that probably in an effort to be generous on the sushi portion, the salmon and tuna (but not the bass) were quite thickly cut. Of course no authentic Japanese restaurant will ever serve a portion of four (which would have been the way to provide similar weight of fish and more expected sensation)... so I guess that's a minor quibble. If I were a regular, I'd be tempted to go ahead and order the larger 5-pieces, and ask the chef to cut 6-7 thinner pieces.