Sushi Shop

This place is normally very solid, if not overpriced, but I’m generally happy to pay if it means a good experience. Whoever was making sushi tonight, however, totally dropped the ball. The rock and roll special roll had the yucky uncooked skin of the salmon running through the roll, which was inedible as a result. The side of rice was the bottom of the rice cooker rice, which was dry and overcooked. Really unimpressed.

Between the salmon box and the set of rolls we bought, we couldn't tell which we liked less. The rice in both sets tasted like it had been in the fridge for days, and the salmon had a concerning aftertaste. The avocado had a similarly concerning taste, and the addition of chili was not welcome. I have never given up on sushi before but unfortunately despite all my excitement, this has been the biggest let down.

Casual sushi shop. Interesting fusion combinations. The interior design of the takeaway shop was nice, made of wooden panels and dim light made it quite cozy. You can see throw the open window to the kitchen so you know they’d be making food freshly; mostly for takeaways. The shop was small though in the sense it was a bit strange the waitress’s belongings were kept in the table in their corner of the shop which was quite interesting. Because shop regardless.

If you are looking for those fashionably looking dishes displayed on the shop front, do yourself a favour and continue walking to the nearby Wagama. The dish we had ordered, looked nothing like in the photo on the menu. This microwaved meal in a paper tray, with soggy breadcrumbs makes one lose their appetite for the remainder of the day. For what they charge, you are better off in a normal restaurant.

I ordered today on Uber eats and it was great. I really wanted good quality sushi, the melt in your mouth kind. The sushi was exactly that!. My little sister especially loved it. Thanks for your hard work :).

received our order tonight and i was quite pleased with packaging and food. But quickly realised that we do pay a lot for all that fancy packaging, logos, black tissues (instead pf cheap white ones). And yes we do pay for better quality of sushi too. This is one of very little takeaway places which really do good sushi. Rolls with cheese though were havig veeeery thin layers of salmon. But overall other rolls were good. Loved the presentation, liked what we ate, but costs hell of a lot of money. Even with 20% off on first order (that to had to be £30 or more...) solid 4 stars.

Just opened in Richmond. Slightly more expensive than Itsu, but more choices. Also you can order from menu as well. Lunch box comes with miso soup and salad pack, which is nice touch. And taste better than other chain sushi/bento places. There's loyality scheme for discounts and freebees.

Such a shame. Nice boxes nice presentation of the poke but the quality of ingrediencies not a sushi level Made a mistake ordering quinoa and was not eatable. Sorry about the negative review but honestly disappointed