Shack-Fuyu Soho

Japanese restaurant · Soho

Shack-Fuyu Soho

Japanese restaurant · Soho

14A Old Compton St, London W1D 4TJ, United Kingdom

Highlights

Izakaya-style dining for Japanese comfort food in a relaxed, bi-level setting with a counter bar.

14A Old Compton St, London W1D 4TJ, United Kingdom Get directions

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@infatuation

"Shackfuyu is a modern, trendy Japanese-Korean spot by the people who popularised the ramen thing in London with their restaurant Bone Daddies. and it’s perfect for a casual midweek dinner, or when there’s a group of you keen to hunker down and eat some solid Asian food. We like the Korean wings and lamb ribs, but if you skip the bo ssam-style short rib, you did it wrong." - David Paw

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@infatuation

"This Japanese spot in Soho is extending the government-subsidised discount until the end of September. We like their Korean wings and short rib. Plus, if you get their express lunch and pre-theatre set menu you’ll be getting three courses for £11." - oliver feldman, rianne shlebak

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@eater

"For those who want to get their hands on the festive sandwich of Elmer Fudd’s dreams this December, get down to Shack-Fuyu and order the ‘Christmas Katsu Sando’: a creation of fried, breaded rabbit, cranberry sauce, red cabbage, and romaine lettuce for a tidy £8.50. That’s what’s up, Doc." - Lucas Oakeley

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Allyson Mercado

Google

We casually found this place while visiting London, my friends and me were impressed. Mostly with their fast, accommodating service. We tried maybe 9 menu items to share amongst us, and it did not disappoint. So I’m sure anything you order will be good. They also only have one dessert item on the menu and they know why they only need one—it’s bomb.

Marianna Nicodemou (Ms. M)

Google

As a frequent tourist to London, I find myself returning to this place time and time again, and it certainly deserves a five-star rating! The food is consistently delicious, especially the dessert which is simply heavenly. The service is prompt, and the staff are exceptionally polite. Highly recommended 🫶🏼

Michael Lopes

Google

Decided to stop by this place on our way to the cinema and it was a great decision. Food is all very tasty especially the pork sando. Would also recommend the desserts, I believe they only do one thing but it was quite nice!

Damien Kempt

Google

This is one of my favourite places to eat out in London. I love how they have taken Asian dishes and put their own twist on them. My personal favourites include the bao buns and pork katsu sando. However, the highlight is definitely the Kinako French Toast with matcha ice cream. I always have to stop myself ordering a second helping. The service is also great with staff who are very friendly and welcoming.

specialspiggle

Google

Food was okay. The prawn katsu sando was the best thing we ate from the menu. The calamari was underwhelming as covered in way too much pepper. Service was fine but it wasnt busy at all Toilets are downstairs so not disability friendly.

Gryte Dargeviciute

Google

a quick meal before a theatre show! food was delicious, would recommend the stem brocolli and hot stone rice! the desert was amazing, light, sweet and hit the spot! however to improve i would say to keep the front door closed during service especially now during the colder seasons… we were sat at the bar (amazing - what we requested) but the breeze from the door was intense!

Jooe Rafael Sanchez Rivera

Google

My favourite place for brunch in London. We have been going there for over 8 years and the quality and service is always outstanding.

Jeff Hobbs

Google

Potential is there, but service needs a lot of work. The tasting menu is 9 plates. 5 of them end up on the table (not enough space) within 6 minutes of the first dish’s arrival. Pacing continued to be broken, only the last dish (dessert) was given any space. It’s unfortunate because the tasting needs space. You have sticky fingers for Korean fried wings mixed within other chopsticks eaten appetizers. All sitting on the table, something is getting cold before it’s time. For the most part the dishes were good. A tad salty on a few, and a similar note in the spicing of the edamame, wings, and aubergines. Small changes could elevate this menu. Further issues on service though … the server brought the sake tasting but couldn’t explain the difference sakes, only name what was served. There was an incident with one server shouting at another in view of the diners. Overall service was friendly, just lacking professionalism.