Restaurants that offer Tuna Temaki

Ebisu

➤ 86 Regent St, BS23 1SR, Weston-super-Mare, United Kingdom

Sushi • Asiatic • Seafood • Japanese

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"Vegan options are in somerset in the regular limited and although they sell meat here, ebisu clearly mark vegetarian and vegan options on their menu. After a day in wsm we have a take. I would probably recommend to sit and eat instead of taking away if possible, as I always think that something is lost in taste when stumbled into a box. Nevertheless, eating was great, it didn't necessarily feel authentic japanese in terms of lightness, but it tasted everything really good. will definitely come back, but next time they sit back and it was as good as the first time if not better! updated by the previous review on 2021-09-19"

Taro

➤ 293 Finchley Road, London, NW36DT, W1F 9ZN, United Kingdom

Fish • Sushi • Asian • Asiatic

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"I have a lot of the taro restaurant, its terrace is beautiful, similar in barcelona have nothing to envy. but despite being one of the most glamorous restaurants I think in barcelona there are many like the one I said before they offer for very cheap prices high quality menus, if you look at the traditional menu of perpicar has tremendous tapas and Japanese combinations!"

Nara

➤ 82D Bedford Place, Southampton, SO152BX, PO4 0JT, United Kingdom

Sushi • Salad • Asiatic • Japanese

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"absolutely phenomenal eating, very authentic, not excessively salted or tasting of preservatives plus the nudes? really freshly tasted, the texture was brilliant. Moreover, we are both vegetarian, so can confirm that all veggie food is stellar, especially the sweet gyozas were crisp at the side, well cooked with a delicious hearty part. the waiter was beautiful (the one who was a tad nervous! bless him! so polite, very appreciated the care) and all workers seemed so nice. oh beautiful ceramic also; I fawned over the green tea cup."

Central Sushi

➤ 21 Renfield Street Glasgow, G2 5AH, United Kingdom

Wine • Sushi • Asiatic • Healthy

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"Spotted this place on Yelp after so many people bookmarked it, just as well as I'm rarely in town and would never have known it existed After some negotiating traffic and road closures I arrive at the door, first impressions is .... Oh no it's just a take out place .... I go in and I'm surprised to see it has ample bar seating and some tables too! Yeah I get a seat The menu is immediately available as it doubles as your placemat, order my drinks and they come quickly. Decent amount of choice and I'm surprised at how low the prices are given its city centre location. Place an order of many things as I'm a pig Salmon maki comes first, not sure what the lovely waitress said as she placed it down however I was hungry and got stuck in, it looked different .... Then I realise it is cooked salmon.... Taste is obviously different too, just as I was feeling that it isn't really what I wanted..... Some salmon maki arrives?????? Another, this time uncooked as you would expect.... I question it and I'm told the first was for free...... What!!!! Free.... 6 maki .... To try wow! Nice! Loved it a little more now My chicken teriyaki miso ramen arrives, huge bowl, well presented and with a traditional wooden ladle, it was delightful plenty of noodles, chicken and packed full of flavour Then..... I'm feeling ashamed now .... My veg tempura arrives ..... I audibly gasp at the portion size, all that for a fiver! Geeeez I managed half the ramen and shock horror had to box up the tempura to take with me..... Anyone that knows me knows I hate doing this .... My partner Maria however does it every restaurant and it drives me crazy! However there was so much food and the tempura not even touched I had to! All that including drinks £19.20 well cheaper than I would spend in yo sushi and much more flavour with a personal service It looses a star however for the following No bubble tea as advertised on the menu (I was disappointed as I love me a bbt) The interior as much as I love an industrial/stressed/wood feel I do not however like plywood on the walls, bare concrete great, rusting metal great look, distressed wood and brickwork lovely..... Plywood cheap and nasty, I would have preferred anything even some reclaimed wood, old pallets anything but ply Next was cash only, I had none on me, it was a little inconvenient to walk down to central station to get cash out a machine and come back to pay, even if they did trust I would return (I did offer to leave my driving licence as proof of return) All in though, you go for the food and service on that I will definitely be returning"

Tsunami

➤ 5-7 Voltaire Rd, London, SW46DQ, United Kingdom

Sushi • Asian • Japanese • Vegetarian

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"I was here on Saturday night and had the most amazing food! my favorite Appetiser court had to be the catifi prawns that were by far the best prawns I had in a long time, I had to stop to order more! Shortly followed by the grilled aubergins that tasted like erdnusbutter and seetang! for the net I was melted away from the black cadry and truffles! then the sushi wore the foie gras was extraordinary! Last but not least the cocktails overtaken by the barman was super well known and made me a gin-based martini! overall we had an incredible evening with excellent eating and great service! I will definitely come back to this new little shade I have discovered!"

Inamo - Soho

➤ 134 - 136 Wardour Street Soho London, W1F 8ZP, W1F 8ZS, United Kingdom

Sushi • Cafés • Asiatic • Chinese

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"There aren't plenty of suitable options for vegans so hopefully you’re not too hungry as quantities are quite small. We ordered a few tapas (bang bang cauliflower, vegan red dragon roll, chunky chips) and some cocktails. It's a nice place for a date for example or if you're more thirsty than hungry, although it won't be cheap. Food was okay but not amazing, it's not the type of place I would go regularly if I have other options nearby."

Oryza Sushi

➤ 75 Huntly Street, Aberdeen, AB101TE, United Kingdom

Sushi • Asiatic • Seafood • Japanese

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"I felt strongly enough to edit my first review. Change of ownership, who knows....., but something has changed. Poor, surly service from a Japanese woman miserably sitting on her mac in the corner while an attentive, pleasant waitress tried to go about her work. All gyoza's i ordered were not available. The one is did i knew well AS I BUY IT FROM THE CHINESE SUPERMARKET and its cooked from frozen. Its a bit demoralising paying £2.50 for 5 of something when you know a giant bag costs a fiver!!! Miso soup was good again. Noodle dish was'nt great but above all attitude from the Japanese woman truly stunk. I shall not be returning until i've heard that its changed. OLD REVIEW Ordered a takeaway for 2 4. The miso soup was good (and i make my own miso soup and the sushi was decent enough. Its a nice little place and it helps to support your local business. The gyozo (a? japanese dumplings were good. I would go back here again but i do think that when its busy, you could be waiting a little bit. You'd expect that of a reasonably small place though."

Sushiya

➤ 19 Dalry Road, Edinburgh, EH112BQ, EH11 2BQ, United Kingdom

Sushi • Cafés • Asiatic • Seafood

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"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."

Sushimo

➤ 19 Westbury Avenue, London I-N22 6BS, United Kingdom

Fish • Sushi • Asian • Japanese

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"Sushimo is a fantastic little sushi restaurant in Wood Green/Turnpike Lane with good quality food and decent service. I has previously been ordering takeaway during lockdown and wanted to take advantage of the Eat Out to Help Out scheme. The sushi rolls (maki, inside out rolls and signature rolls) all have good ratios of filling to rice and the fish tastes fresh and ofna high grade. Sashimi is also of a substantial cut and relatively good value with a wide selection available. The accompaniments such as takoyaki, friend tentacles, miso aubergine and tempura are all well done as well. There wasn't a dish I could fault on either of the two visits I made. The premises is clean and tables are spaced sufficiently during this pandemic. Guests are asked to sign in on arrival and provide track and trace details and hand sanitiser is provided. A really good restaurant and good value for sushi in North London."