Freshly rolled sushi with a perfect balance of vinegared rice and fresh fish, served with soy sauce, pickled ginger, and wasabi.
Beer • Sushi • Asian • Asiatic
"I would like to address a few things right away: 1. I tend to grade on a curve."
Sushi • Asian • German • Japanese
"We have visited Kicho multiple times and are consistently impressed. The service is top-notch and the food is both authentic and delicious. We hope that it continues to maintain this level of excellence indefinitely."
Kosher • Coffee • Italian • Breakfast-brunch
"This restaurant is excellent. The dishes I have tried are beautifully presented, generous in portion size, and delicious. It is clear that a lot of care goes into creating the food and designing the menu. The chefs must be very skilled. I particularly enjoyed the fish dishes and the fantastic rice. The desserts and cocktails are also top-notch and crafted with skill. The restaurant has a spacious and stylish ambiance with beautiful lighting. The staff is friendly and attentive. The prices are very reasonable compared to other kosher restaurants, making it a great place to enjoy a wonderful meal. Overall, a fantastic dining experience."
Sushi • Indian • Seafood • Asiatic
"First time going on a date to a Japanese restaurant and it was amazing! The food I had were: Dumplings (first time having them and they were very nice). Fried squid (surprisingly chewy but tasty). Chicken Ramen : The soup was like chicken soup mixed with a hige amalgamation of herbs and spices. The noodles were very fine, tender and addicting to eat. The chicken itself was full of flavour and cooked very well. For someone who is not that much of a fan of big, steamed veg this dish made me want to eat all my onions and sweet peppers. I had a little sake, and it honestly tastes like if someone made Lambrini stronger and with a hint of wheat (which someone makes sense since it is a rice alcoholic beverage . On top of that : Beautiful paintings a beautiful restaurant with japanses ornaments very good staff beautiful Japanese style cutlery and plates... ... All add up to one MAGNIFICENT restaurant for either yourself, your date, or a little group to go to."
Fish • Sushi • Seafood • Japanese
"I just want to say that I'll be back here. came for a afternoon dinner and the food quality was amazing. the menu has many options and I decided to try to merge the huh with omelette with a rice floor. that was so soft, melted in my mouth. the same can be said for the salmon, I was in various restaurants that serve lachs in pieces or on a floor of rice, I can say that this place was the best I had in terms of taste and texture. the restaurant itself had a very warm and cozy environment with very cool tables. the staff is attentive during the meal to ensure that they take care of themselves. the only thing I would say was that it was a tad on the expensive side. However, I have always said whether the quality corresponds to the price, then this can be overlooked. would definitely recommend this place to others, but note that the huh is only half here."
Tea • Fish • Sushi • Tacos
"Birthdays are wonderful things, and if you’re one of those people (like me) who like to milk things for all you can, you basically celebrate for an entire month (or longer). One of the final things I did while celebrating my birthday (which included a boozy brunch at Hot Box, a sausage making course at B&H Kitchens, amazing wine from Lucky Chip Burgers and Wine, Unlimited Dim Sum at Fu Manchu, more burgers from Dip and Flip, tacos from Mole Taco Bar and who can remember what else was go for Japanese food at Umu. It’s been on my list since they achieved a second Michelin star, especially since they do Japanese (which is one of my favorite cuisines…although really, I’m not at all...read more"
Sushi • Japanese • Breakfast • Drinks 饮品
"My second visit here after 2 years, food is still good in quality. The reason I didn’t give 5 star is because I think this Japanese restaurant is like an average Japanese restaurant we can find in Asia. Food is good quality. Service is good as well. The sukiyaki, Godzilla roll, beef rice are equally good. Will definitely come back again."
Tea • Fish • Beer • Sushi
"There is a strong online presence of a lunch menu for Kisaku. After confirming what my wife would like me to pick up, I was told upon arrival that there was no lunch menu. There was a similar dish for $12.50 instead of $7.50 on the regular menu. I felt completely disappointed to have traveled there to be offered a 65% price increase. The owner did not apologize. I went elsewhere and will never return. The place was completely empty at 1 pm, and I am not surprised. By the way, Kiasu is a Hokkien word that denotes a selfish and greedy attitude that arises from fear of missing out. I think the restaurant should change its name."
Sushi • Ramen • Asiatic • Seafood
"Came here with my son on Thursday. We loved it. Our food( we were spoilt for choice so struggled to choose) was delicious. We had Prawn Tempura Sushi and the Moriwase Sashimi plater. The fish just melted in the mouth. My son then had Chicken Katsu Jyu and I had the Beef fillet Teriaki. The beef was divine. We are definitely coming again with younger son and can't recommend enough. Service was excellent and my son enjoyed trying to learn Japanese on all your notices."
Sushi • Asian • Asiatic • Japanese
"I have a few small dishes, but they also have decent size poke/salad dishes that look really filling. they have a good choice of vegan options that are very clearly marked. beautiful atmosphere with friendly staff and lots of space for lunch. the prizes are not bad considering that it is a sushi bar in this location and if they are a student, they offer a discount. I'm back in a definitiw."
Sushi • Asiatic • Seafood • Japanese
"We got a voucher from Itison for a day out with a friend and were pleased with the theatrical cookery and the value for money. There was a choice of starter and then fried potatoes, stir fried veg, egg fried rice with a choice of main course. We had delicate chicken gyoza with dips followed by delicious teriyaki chicken salmon (not a single bone). We couldn’t finish the portions and loved the atmosphere. The Grateful dead I e tea cocktails were amazing. Will return."
Beer • Wine • Sushi • Japanese
"We arrived to Chotto Matte London in a group of six. We was seated at a table suited for six but it did feel small and cramped. We all had £75 per head and was looking forward to our visit. We scanned a barcode for the menu but it wasn’t very user friendly at all. Here are the dishes I ordered and tried Spicy Chicken Karaage nice flavour, good kick and presented well. The coating was nice. Arroz Chaufa I didn’t go past the second try. We had this ordered 3 times around the table, not one person eat it. Felt grainy and didn’t go together Chuleta de Cordero Ahumada the lamb itself was cooked beautifully. I couldn’t get over the toppings of nuts etc, it was very strong. Perfectly cooked meat, but the rest was not up to my personal taste. Pollo Picante now if there is one thing this restaurant cooks wells, it’s the chicken. The chicken is delicious and this for me was the best dish of the evening. Put a smile on my face and topped everything I tried. Yuca Frita this was cassava wedges and was the first thing I tried and it was a lovely start. Tastes nice, soft on the inside and a lovely crust. Chocolate ice cream tasted like it came out of a tub and didn’t bother me. A nice refreshing end. The atmosphere had a certain ambiance. The food is cooked insight and is brought out when it’s made. You order what you’d like and it arrives sporadically. One of the guys around the table has to wait until we had our 3rd or 4th dish for him to get his. The waiters seemed confused as to what dish was delivered. We had a halal eating member on our table but they twice got told “wait, I have your dish so not sure what you’ve been given” as similar looking dishes were mixed up. I won’t say how it ended. The staff were friendly and nice, always helpful too. All in all, I see the quirky side, the idea for service and the design of the menu but it wasn’t for me, and the rest of the team felt the same way. Nice to have experienced this restaurant but I can’t see myself coming again."
Sushi • Cafés • Asiatic • Fast Food
"Bao buns cost £2 each!!?? They are tiny and the bao which is supposed to be feather soft is hard around the edges. All the food is pre packaged and doesn't feel at all fresh. Flavour is lacking you need to douse the food in sauces afterwards to make it vaguely acceptable. It feels like a badly run school canteen. Staff were not friendly they seemed bored and tired. Toilet is the worst part. It is absolutely filthy. Vile. It is also shared, I can't imagine any woman being able to sit on the seat covered in various liquids and soggy toilet paper without being sick or getting some kind of disease. Really really disappointed will never be going to itsu again."
Sushi • Pizza • Asiatic • Seafood
"Ok I live in a southern city where if your restaurant isn't great you don't last a week. I have to say, in three days in this area, I never once had a really nice meal. It's like people are faking it. So I had...some sushi, horrible, overdone rice tiny bit of avocado, nori seaweed wasn't very nice at all, the whole thing had no flavour. I had sweet and sour pork balls or something, the batter was as chewy as old glue and there was very little inside them. I had some kind of beef in oyster sauce, the beef was like leather. And spring onions cut lengthways which everyone knows renders them unchewable. They managed Eton Mess ok. This is a chain, be interesting to check out other operators elsewhere in England, but whoever runs this isn't cutting it."
Food • Pasta • Asiatic • Japanese
"I've visited nippon a lot over the last six years, maybe more than any other Japanese eatery and it sasdsens me to have seen its decline. Staff are no longer warm and friendly, the vegs options are no longer fresh or filling and the portions have seemingly become smaller. Maybe the love has gone and someone behind the scenes has taken their hands of the wheel but I used to recommend Nippon Kitchen a lot. Sadly I never seem to feel the need these days. A seperate vegan menu IS great though and they can't be faulted for being one of the first Japanese eateries in Glasgow to embrace the potential vegan audience and maybe that reputation will carry them for a while but unless they shake up their standards I fear that Nippon Kitchen's sun will truly set some day ."
Sushi • Asiatic • Seafood • Chicken
"The best sushi place in Cambridge for its price (a meal costs approx. 20 pounds), it is much better than comparable expensive competitors. It tastes really good, and there is no need for wasabi or soy sauce We had the superior sushi set, soft shell crab futomaki, tempura prawn rolls (larger than expected) and vegetables futomaki"
Sushi • Cafés • Asiatic • Seafood
"Sushiya is nestled between two other much bigger buildings on Dalry Road near Haymarket and if you blink you 'll probably miss it as it 's only around a third of the size of its neighbours. My little sister is somewhat obsessed with all things Japanese, so when she came up to visit last month, she jumped at the chance of eating at an authentic Japanese restaurant. We had Inari and chicken Yakitori for starters (along with a cup of very unremarkable green tea) which were both very nice but perhaps a tad too pricey at what amounted to £3 a mouthful. Fearing the same cost/size ratio from the sushi we opted to order from elsewhere on the menu. I had chicken teriyaki (with a bowl of miso soup) whilst my sister plumped for a bowl of chicken ramen; and by bowl I mean vat that dish was freakin ' huge! Both are fairly staple dishes for a Japanese restaurant and were equally acceptable if not outstanding but what struck me about both (especially when taking into consideration what I said about the size of the starters) is that this place 's portion control is way out of whack the mains were huge and I struggled to finish mine, my sister gave up halfway through. That 's not the worst thing in the world but I can 't help but feel that I would have been happier paying slightly less for a portion I could have comfortably managed. That 's not to sound like I 'm being cheap (besides the non sushi mains a very reasonably priced anyway) it 's just that I 'm begrudged to leave food I 've paid for. As opposed to stole. Obviously. The service was okay and the waitresses were friendly enough but we did wait for around forty five minutes for our main courses to come. As for its facilities, the interior is small but well kept. It just about barely escapes feeling cramped when full but that 's the kind of setting you come to expect from communal eating bars like these. Size then is an obvious limitation for small lunch bars so it proved to be somewhat surprising when customers were continually turned away due to the establishment being full despite the fact that there was an unoccupied reserved table big enough for a party of seven who (I learned from overhearing the waitresses) were already over half an hour late. Surely this isn 't good business sense; I understand that a reservation of seven is certainly better than the prospect of no custom at all but at the same time there needs to be a line drawn where you lose your reservation and it 's your fault. The seven eventually swaggered in with no hint of apology or excuse as to their tardiness. I hated them a little bit. Whinge and moan from me then and it 's certainly not directed at the restaurant itself it 's more because a) I deplore lateness and b) I really want to see little restaurants like this stay open; they 're three a penny in other parts of the world but we genuinely don 't have all too many of them in the UK and it 's poorly behaved customers along with the reluctance to discipline them (i.e. by cancelling their reservation) which threaten their very existence. All in all then, Sushiya proved very acceptable for a Saturday lunch. I 'm not all too sure I 'd go out of my way to go there again, or that the mood would ever strike me to just pop along; but for aficionados of Japanese cuisine, it 's certainly worth a look. The Water Situation: Water served happily and without fuss."
Soup • Sushi • Asian • Chicken
"Came here for a fast cheap lunch, far exceeded my expectations. I had the Korean stir fry noodles (some vegan noodles and they were amazing, but I don't think that part was big enough for the £6.99 price tag. The food was customizable, you had many options for additional secondary dishes such as meatballs or chicken. Service was great, I had prepared my order in a few minutes. The restaurant was clean, toilets also and what surprised me most is the possibility to fill your water bottle for free. Also self service is available, very useful for people like me who do not know what to order. In any case recommend :"
"so I needed a quick pick me up after a ...not so great weekend...so I tapped in sushi into the yelp search engine and it brought me here... I would say every Yo Sushi I have been to are all the same...which is a good thing...staff are very attentive...this helps having a button at your table which signals for them to come over...and the menu is plentiful.. I personally love the sashimi ..so I ordered lots of this at once..and grabbed a grey £5 plate full of different types of salmon ..it is better value of money to get the grey plates because if you order maki, nigri and sashimi it would cost you more than £5... This was washed down with hot sake which tastes better heated ..the sake menu is not extensive..offering only two types...but hey what do you expect from a chain... I personally felt quite comfortable having my solo sushi feast,,because I admit when I go for sushi I am not sociable...to talk would give me less time to stuff my face with maki... Overall a very tidy, good atmosphere place to be....you just have to be careful counting the plates as you go along...as Yo sushi is not the most cheapest of places in comparison to such places as Wasabi....and it can be easy to get carried away.."
Sushi • Asian • Ramen • Asiatic
"We were going to an event nearby and randomly walked past Umi and the menu looked nice from the outside. Menu was quite reasonable for sushi. We had the truffle ramen, salmon panko futomaki and avocado maki. All were delicious and we really enjoyed them. The ramen came very quickly too. Also the tables were quite unique and I think it would be nice to sit in one of the booths. One thing to note is that the food wasn’t served all at the same time. We didn’t mind this but just something to think about if that sort of thing bothers you."