Itadakizen London

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"This little spot offers, wait for it... vegan sushi. Things like mushrooms, aubergine, and asparagus put on top of rice at this homely izakaya-style spot in King’s Cross. There’s a 5-course omakase menu priced at £40 (without discount) or a bento option for £25." - jake missing

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"A small restaurant with a concise menu, Itadaki Zen focuses on udon noodle soups, which are delicately flavored and well portioned, topped with crispy seaweed and scallions. For a midweek lunch, go for the filling bento box, which stars light and crispy kakiage tempura. If you’re ordering the udon, it’s worth getting a side of kakiage and spring rolls, if your appetite makes room for them." - Adam Coghlan, Anna Sulan Masing, Chloe-Rose Crabtree

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"Serene, light wood lures diners off the horn-honking King’s Cross Road for bowls of miso soup, baskets of gossamer tempura, and deep bowls of writhing udon in broth, of which the kitsune, with its bobbing dinghy of tofu, is a stand-out. All vegan, no shouting about it, all-round excellent." - James Hansen

Nuno Silva

Google

Absolutely delicious food! The service is ultra fast, and the plates are well garnished. Portions are on a good size. There are a lot of options, most vegans, and some vegetarian. For desert, the lemon mochi is mandatory - you will not regret it! There are only a dozen or so tables inside, so it can get full fast, but we went on a Friday evening and was not too crowded. Great atmosphere, decoration, and music. What a great vibe! This is also a dog friendly place, and our little one was received with a large bowl of fesh water he desperately needed. Highly recommended, and we'll return for sure!

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Itadakizen’s menu is designed for sharing, consisting of just under 30 tapas dishes. We were glad we were visiting with two friends so we could try more. The Isobeage was the best dish. In fact, we loved it so much, we ordered two! Small and cosy place, a must for any foodie.

Jenny H

Google

Menu is completely vegan and the food is delicious! Portions are small as it is marketed on their menu as “tapas” so if you’re hungry, order more. Good for trying different things and sharing. Spicy ramen was good but thought the soup could have been served a little hotter. Gyoza and aubergine tempura were both fried to perfection. Was also amazed at the flavor on the cauliflower sauce for the tempura

Jayce P

Google

What an amazing experience, we got lots of different tapas. I would highly recommend the Vegan Tonkotsu broth, it knocked everything out of the park! Quite pricey tho so be prepared to spend if you want to try lots of different dishes! The Yuzu wine was a beautiful refresher as well!

Dhruv Shah

Google

We had a great time here! The taste was far from the best ramen and sides you’ve had, but it’s great to see the many vegan options.

Abbie

Google

Great food and service! I was especially impressed with my ramen as I do struggle to find a vegetarian/vegan tonkotsu ramen generally and this was brilliant. We also had the gyozas and kara-age which were really tasty as well. Highly recommend, especially if you are vegetarian or vegan, but if you’re not you will also think the food is brilliant.

Livvi Emma

Google

Really lovely restaurant! The staff were super and very attentive, food came quite quickly and everything was delicious! Really reasonably priced for the area and quality - will definitely come back

Liina Wang

Google

Really nice little vegan ramen place. I absolutely love the ramen here! My favorite is the spicy creamy ramen. Yummy! Their house made smoothie is also a kill and I love the mixed berry one. Small but cute space, good for get together with a friend or two, or like me, come here for ramen as my treat for myself :)

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