Candy Town in Camden

If you’re in the mood for small plates—emphasis on small—this spot delivers flavorful, elevated bites just a stone’s throw from the British Museum. We tried the yellowtail French tacos and the lentil ones—both packed with taste. The chorizo was a standout, and the sides rounded things out nicely. Portions are definitely on the modest side, so keep that in mind if you’re hungry. But for a quick, stylish lunch with bold flavors and a modern vibe, it’s a great choice. Highly recommended for a quality meal in a convenient location.

This is a very good Japanese restaurant in London. I went there with my friends to try Japanese for the first time. We had a reservation so we didn't have to wait. Staff was super friendly especially the lady who helped us cook the food. She told us about the origin of the dish we had. It's quite interesting when the cook the food in front of you and give you all the information about it. I had their Okonami yaki, Matcha ice cream, friend tofu, rice and sencha. Everything was flavourful. Sencha was so good that I went to Japan Center afterwards and ended up buying 2 packs of sencha.

Easily the best crispy chicken in the marketplace. Try the sample and you'll understand what I mean! 10/10

A good selection of Japanese food. Excellent sushi and some pretty decent tempura. Sometimes the 'seasonal' specials seem a little eccentric but a worthwhile option for Japanese food in NW London

Brillante barrio japonés. Entrantes, Mains y desierto Mochi todo genial. A un precio razonable y se puede ver a los chefs cocinar. Una gran experiencia.