Koji

The menu is too expensive for the quality of the food. You can find better tasting Japanese food in smaller places in any neighborhood. The restaurant environment is however very lovely, so if that’s of importance to you it could still be worth trying. The shiitakes were too salty and soggy, the gyozas were also full of water to the point I suspect they were cooked from frozen. Sashimis and makis were good but just like in any other place. The price was not a match.

A modern eclectic dining experience, as you enter you are greeted and coats are taken, to your right is the most beautiful and most welcoming bar, adorned with wall designs and absolutely fabulous white feathered bar chandeliers.. the Japanese whisky selection is excellent, the wines are tops… We drank at the bar until we were ready to dine… shown to our table and so the dining experience began. If I start at the end of the evening and say Michelin 3 stars..need I say more… I highly recommend, fabulous evening . Julian Bendien

We were lucky enough to walk in last night and get a seat at the sushi counter. How sad I am to not have visited this amazing place in my 3 years living in Fulham! Amazing vibe, cocktails, and most of all, incredible food. Can’t wait to return.

Great place. Portions are small. Bit expensive. But amazing service and super nice food. So still worth it.

My girlfriend and I had a special dinner at the Sushi bar - chatting, sipping delicious cocktails, watching the creativity of the sushi chefs and enjoying sublime cuisine. The staff were fabulous - I will return! Thank you. Georgie, SW6

A gem of a Japanese restaurant that is a touch of class in SW6. A gorgeous menu with a mix of delicious fresh choices to suit everyone. The cocktails are also hard to resist! Staff also very friendly and helpful.

I had a dinner with my friends here. The food was great the cocktails were fabulous. Highly recommend👍

Went here for a dinner on a Friday night. Food was so delicious, the duck salad was the best. The service was a little slow but that because they were SO busy. It did feel a little cramped in there and my chair kept getting knocked when the waiter walked past. It was also very loud, we had to shout to each other to be heard. I wouldn’t suggest come here for a quiet dinner out because you will not get that. Overall I did enjoy this restaurant and I would be back.

Terrible service. They will argue with you, and the customer is not right in their book. Find another sushi spot.

The perfect date spot or to enjoy a special occasion. It's not somewhere I would frequent regularly based on price, but the food quality is excellent. There is quite a large menu with many traditional and modern takes on Japanese cuisine. I didn't know where to start, but we were finally able to decide on a few dishes to share. Starting with the tacos, I must warn you, they are more like bite size pieces of meat tucked in a cracker. This was the most disappointing of the dishes, although it did not lack in flavour with the beef and truffle tacos, I felt that £6 each (minimum two) was far too expensive for something that tiny. Pricing aside, the rest of the meal was excellent. Rock-n-roll shrimp was a pile of fried prawns in a lovely sauce, very filling. Yellow tail and crab nigiri were both so fresh and delicious. The spicy scallop roll and black cod miso roll, were very tasty. Black cod was rich and filling while the scallop was light and bright. Their cocktail bar has some standout bottles, a great wine and drink list overall. The music selection could be less club music and more elegant for such an upscale place. Service was spotty but redeemed itself at the end.

Great food and sushi. A bit expensive but worth it. Good to go for a special occasion. Everything was really fresh!!

It boggles my mind that this place has not been reviewed on Yelp yet, given that the restaurant is absolutely heaving most of the times I pass by it! This restaurant attracts a certain clientele, reflective of the neighbourhood it is located in - young, chic and self-consciously well-off. The staff, on its part, seems self-assured about the quality of service and food offered, without being pretentious. It was a buzzy Saturday evening and we had no booking, so no surprises that we did not get a table upon walking in. That said, we were looking to be seated at the bar anyway, to watch the chefs crafting their works of art. We munched on some spicy garlic soy edamame to start with (succulent, flavourful!), as we perused their menu and specials. We ordered a special deep-fried sushi topped with soft shell tempura with yuzu salsa - highly unusual and textured. We also had some spicy hamachi maki (yum), a cold seabass tiradito special which was a bit scarce in portion size but amazingly fresh and flavoursome. I recall a crunchy seafood salad in addition but forget the exact ingredients. We topped off the cold meal with hot udon noodles (duck and mushrooms) which was surprisingly generous in portion size. Loved our cocktails - a Singapore Sling done right and a lovely Ramos Gin Fizz - yum. Service was excellent, staff was friendly and even the chefs offered some banter when they took a break. The menu (both for food and drinks) is very inviting and promises quality all round - definitely worth a revisit...so why do I rate it less than 5 stars? Well, it doesn't come cheap, does it? :) I'd say it's a solid 4.5 stars even accounting for prices!

I have now been to Koji twice and have had delicious meals on both occasions. The menu is interesting and the fish is fresh. I would highly recommend this restaurant!

This restaurant may be a bit out-of-the-way for some tourists, as it's in the largely residential area known as Fulham/Parsons Green, but it's worth the trip down the Kings Road (to 58 New Kings Road). I never thought I much liked Japanese food till I dined at Koji...delicious food, and amazing cocktails to boot! Friendly service and fun atmosphere. It isn't inexpensive, but 4 adults had fancy cocktails and shared 2 bottles of wine and multiple dishes...all for @ $350USD (total, including tax and service). Where I come from (DC/NYC), that's a great deal! LOVE THIS PLACE! I go to London every couple years, and can't wait to go back to Koji next time I'm there. Rez recommended.

Design is between stylish and traditional. Just enough to make you feel in a Japanese restaurant but a fancy one. The wine list is particularly impressive and if the price list starts high, it definitely because the wines are worth it (try Chateau de la Negly). The sashimi selection is impressive, fresh and subtle. The bill hurts but it is 100% worth it.