"Really not a place to shout about to actual Japanese people or those with a taste for haute cuisine/ genuine sushi, but the absolute go to for those who are ravenously hungry and have half an hour between meetings to fuel up.It 's décor is clear and simple; plastic chairs and glass walls making it a perfect people-watching position as you inhale your noodles or maki.Prices border reasonable; you 're looking at an average of £5 for a boxset or hot plate. Whilst I do love 'real ' sushi, I also enjoy a bit of junk which pretends to be healthy; their sweet and sour chicken contains enough sugar for your head to fall off, and whilst their noodles might be warming and hearty, they also strike a notch or two thousand on your calorie allowance.That being said, you can enjoy some genuine Japanese products, such as their bubble tea, mocha (soft, sweet balls of glutinous rice of an almost gooey consistency) and an array of nigiri. The selection is largely salmon based, with a few funky egg/tuna/shrimp combos also on offer.Generally not very Japanese, but I 'd say for those who want to like sushi (but aren 't quite brave enough for 'raw fish slabs ', this is a good starting point). For those feeling flush but want a similar kind of thing (with less carbs), head to Itsu. For those that enjoy feeling tentacles writhing in their throats, keep walking straight to a high end sushi bar, and don 't look back."
Salmon Roll
