Restaurants that offer Prawn Tempura (5Pcs)

Prawn Tempura (5Pcs)
Soya

Soya

➤ 16-18 Church St, London, KT138DX, E15 3HX, United Kingdom

Poke • Curry • Japanese • Delivery Services

"This charming hidden gem is a small Japanese restaurant located on Leather Lane. It can get quite crowded due to its popularity. The establishment itself is cozy and intimate."

Ohayo Sushi

Ohayo Sushi

➤ 139 Mill Road, Cambridgeshire CB1 3AA, United Kingdom

Sushi • Seafood • Asiatic • European

"Ohayo is the best takeaway/delivery sushi I have ever had. It is definitely the top choice in the Cambridge area for this price range. The fish is always fresh, the rice is cooked to perfection, and the food never disappoints. Every time I have shared meals from Ohayo with friends, they have been impressed by how good the food is and now also regularly order from here. My favorite dishes are the salmon sushi set and tempura prawn rolls, but I have tried several items from their menu and everything is tasty and well made. The staff, including the delivery staff, is friendly and professional, and always accurate with delivery time estimates. Ohayo is my absolute favorite sushi spot in the area!"

Izakaya Japan

Izakaya Japan

➤ 356 Regents Park Rd, London, N32LJ, NW11 7RR, United Kingdom

Sushi • Asian • Lunch • Japanese

"After the Japanese school moved to Acton there is less of a north London focus for the Japanese community but some links to the 1980s heyday remain. One of these is the fact that in close proximity opposite Golders Green station can be found two branches of Eat Tokyo and Cafe Japan. Whilst I've nothing against the former, the latter is authentic and independent and deserves to be supported. The interior is functional (which is exactly what you might expect), with food prepared in a cramped space towards the rear. Service from the three interchangeable serving staff was functional and prompt without being particularly engaging (the restaurant was busy with large takeaway orders in addition to the mostly occupied tables). Aside from an extensive list of sakes and shochu the drinks menu is limited, but they have Asahi on tap. So why the 5 stars? Well primarily because the food was very good indeed, offering, in addition to the normal dishes you would expect to see, a range of cooked specials that featured both fish you don't associate so much with Japan (such as sardines and monkfish) and fish that's unknown here (the ladyfish tempura was exceptional). A nice selection of mochi ice-cream balls too. At £105 for 3 people our total bill was pretty reasonable for what we had."