"We ordered: Pork katsu curry rice, Tori Karaage donburi, Sushi Moriawase, a mango mochi and a passionfruit mochi. The good: For a Japanese restaurant in the heart of London, the prices are reasonable, about £10 to £15 for a main of reasonable size. Portions big enough to leave you just about satisfied All of the food we ordered was consistently decent. Not amazing, not bad, but decent. Service was lightning fast couldn 't have been quicker For desert, they serve ice cream mochi balls for £2 in various flavours. They were delicious the passion fruit was the best). It was just the right amount of something sweet for a very cheap price. We ordered the Sushi Moriawase, one of the more expensive items £26). The sushi was decent, better than what you would get in the well known sushi chain restaurants at around the same price point. The bad: It might be more accurate to describe this place as a canteen rather than a restaurant. There 's zero ambience or attractive décor, the tables are very closely placed together, and the wait staff will clear your table very quickly once you 're finished a dish. We never got the feeling we were being rushed or were expected to leave, but it 's not a relaxing place to unwind. One of the waitresses was in such a rush she dropped a full bowl of food on the floor at the table right in front of us... Summary: In Japan, you 'll encounter casual, cheap, unpretentious comfort food eateries known as Shokudo. Misato is a Shokudo in central London. It 's a step up from 'Wasabi ' and 'Yo! Sushi ', but you 're not there to take in the atmosphere and the surroundings, or to try adventurous takes on Japanese classics you 're there to have reasonable Japanese meal, at a reasonable price, and to leave shortly after."
Maki
