TOKii

Came away pretty disappointed. It’s very expensive for what you get, with small portions that don’t really justify the price. Nothing stood out as particularly special and the sushi in particular wasn’t as fresh or as tasty as you’d expect at this level. The service was also quite slow, which didn’t help. The only saving thing was that ambiance was good though and the decor did genuinely feel like you could be in Tokyo. Overall it felt underwhelming and not great value, especially compared to other Japanese places in London doing much better food for less.

Stunning food and lovely setting. The staff were really lovely, but a couple lacked a little knowledge on the menu. However, they were super helpful and friendly. The pork belly skewers were stunning - highly recommended.

My husband and I tried the Omakase menu. The food was delicious. Our server, Khadija was knowledgeable and explained each course that she served to us, which added to a more memorable experience. She also recommended a sake, which we appreciated as it was light and suited the dish we had with it. The chef made each course look amazing and taste great. The food was good, and the experience was nice. The one flaw: the desert was incredibly small!

Reserved in advance for a group of 10 for a Thursday evening. Initially we were the only table, but every table did eventually fill up throughout the night. Food was very good quality and especially the taste. Portions were quite small though for the price. Black cod was one of the dish highlights. Service however was very poor. It was hard to get any service throughout the night, even when staff just hanging around. Part of our orders were forgotten, incorrect portion amounts given, speed of service was slow, they couldn’t split a multi portion dish to separate plates, the list goes on… it’s surprising for a restaurant that gives off a refined setting to have such bad service.

I went there with few of my besties on a Tuesday evening. The restaurant is located inside the hotel. First impression was good. The receptionist was welcoming and friendly. The place looks posh. The lady who served us was helpful. I am a cocktails girl but sadly they have limited cocktail list. So I ended up having orange juice 🙄 Food came fairly quick but super small potion. Main course is like a starter size. However, they were very yummy. Just one small problem: we had finished our starters and main but we were still waiting for our Sashimi. Usually, you get them at the beginning of the meal, like a starter. We just found it a bit odd. I ain't a dessert person but they do matcha tiramisu and I got to try it. It was very nice indeed. Not too sweet and perfect for my liking. Thank you for my friend and we had 50% off. I will go back for their afternoon tea next time.

TOKii (apparently 時, if one must) is a small restaurant in the Prince Akatoki London. Pleasant décor, although the music is just a little loud if one is sitting under one of the Bose speakers. Staff clearly trying hard although slightly varied in ability levels. Afternoon tea excellent, and not bad value at £60 for the standard set. Achieves something difficult, namely making everything in the afternoon tea set good.

We had a very good experience enjoying food at Tokii with chef Patrick. He not only crafted each piece with precision but also took the time to explain the sushi — from the origin of the fish to the balance of rice and seasoning. I love the atmosphere, with dark wood and soft lighting make it very chill and relax

I had the amazing experience of learning how to make sushi here. Patrick was our wonderful Sous Chef who walked us through the process. I would definitely eat here again :)