Yoisho - London

This place has everything at it's best. The food is just awesome and at a great price as well. The service is pretty good and the menu has a wide range of dishes which will not be available in the native country as well. If you are seated on the ground floor you would notice a lot of fellow Japanese diners which enhances the authenticity of this place. Along with all this, because this place is centrally located, it is really convenient to get here.

This place is an authentic Japanese eating corner where you can get authentic Japanese dishes and you will be served nicely as well. The staff was very good and helpful , our waitress helped us in choosing our dishes and she even told us about the portions that we will be getting so that we do not order much. I really liked this place and planning to go here again.

The sashimi at this restaurant is fantastic - fresh and delicious! The location is beautiful and tranquil, with excellent service. The menu offers a good variety at a reasonable price. Overall, the food is incredibly fresh and tasty.

Japanese restaurants are becoming increasingly popular in London, and it seems like everyone has tried a Katsu curry at least once. Despite this, many people are still unfamiliar with other Japanese dishes on the menu. Luckily, our dinner organizer helped us navigate the menu and we enjoyed a delicious meal with five of us sharing various tasty dishes. The fried oysters and ice custard were particularly outstanding, with the ice custard offering a unique blend of seafood flavors. Other dishes, such as croquettes, rice with fish eggs, fried octopus, and meat skewers, were also delicious. The dessert of Japanese waffles with ice cream was a perfect way to end the meal. The restaurant itself is authentic, with Japanese customers and staff, making it a great experience for those who can communicate in the language. Overall, I recommend being adventurous and trying a variety of small dishes to discover new flavors. Personally, I can't wait to explore more of the menu in the future.

Izakaya experience. this is the next thing I found in london to a typical izakaya. it is best to drink with small tellers instead of full meal, and has some really nice little tellers that are not often seen here. they do not get their Wagamama/Japanese canteen experience here, but this is the best izakaya they get without a trip to tokio.