Engawa in City of London, Westminster

We had the Omakase course at Engawa, and every single bite was amazing! The quality, presentation, and flavors were outstanding—each dish felt like a work of art. Though I didn’t catch the servers’ names, they were an absolute delight, making the night even more special with their warmth and attentiveness. The entire experience was truly unforgettable. If you’re looking for an exceptional dining experience, Engawa is a must-visit!

Ayuka made feel very welcome. Had a lovely 5 course meal. Would recommend.

A sensational meal - our second visit to Engawa after we were blown away the first time- the 5 course signature Owasake menu today was even more wonderful this time. We paired it with the wine and sake taster menu and had the most incredible meal, melt in the mouth meat and sushi and delectable flavours throughout. Our server was so attentive and considerate, 5 star service. A truly wonderful experience. Thrilled to learn the restaurant also thoughtfully caters to gluten free diets so will be bringing our parents back asap. Arigatō to all at Engawa

Wonderful meal with attentive and friendly staff. Thank you for a lovely evening.

Great atmosphere, staff are very friendly. Thought the sushi was a little dry and small for the price tag and I'm used to paying a lot for omakase.

Super! Great and authentic experience

Spectacular experience!! Highly recommended

In all honesty, I was really looking forward to trying this place for so long and booked it for a special occasion. Unfortunately, It really did not meet up to standard. Our total bill came up to £200 for two people so I expected a better experience and food. Firstly, the menu was limited and did not match what was online due to it being Valentine’s Day. This was not communicated prior to our visit despite me specifying what I would order within my reservation. The website did not even have a Valentine’s Day menu on it so there was no indication that they would stray away from their Normal menu. There was no flexibility with this & we were basically stuck to eat here because it was too late to find a table anywhere else. The food took an hour to arrive & the food itself was average. As someone who has been too many omakase experiences, I do not think this was good value for money. Yes, some of the fishes tasted fresh, However, the favours and individual dishes were mediocre. Overall, nothing special. It just looks like an attractive place to visit due to the Bento boxes.

The experience was amazing. The food was great. However, the wait time for the food was very long (approx. 2 hours). Though the ambiance was great, the spacing was smaller than expected.

Excellente cuisine. Service sttentionne. Très belle soirée

A perfect evening to celebrate my partner's birthday. Great, amazingly prepared food an our waitress was so friendly. Definitely a memorable experience.

The service was amazing! They were so kind and attentive throughout. The vibes were a little low on a Friday night. It’s just around the corner from Piccadilly theater (I had a 7:30 show after dinner) and it would’ve been fun to have been to a restaurant where there was a buzz but it was lightly patroned while I was there so it was a rather quiet Friday night dinner. Some folks may like that while others may want a more lively scene. The food was really good though! I had the salmon avocado roll and the shrimp tempura roll. They were a bit thick on the sushi rice but the quality of ingredients was high.

I think is below average the quality of the flavors and ingredients used. I had the 100£ omakase tasting menu. Nothing was wow, and even niguiris would fall from the fish. Something I never seen.

The taste in the food wasn’t good. Fish would fall from the Niguiri. Plain products. Nothing wow.

Today, I had the pleasure of celebrating a dear friend's birthday at an outstanding Japanese restaurant. From the moment we entered, we were warmly welcomed , setting the tone for what would be an exquisite culinary journey. The service was impeccable—attentive yet unobtrusive, with staff eager to ensure every aspect of our meal was just right. As for the food, it was nothing short of extraordinary. Every dish was a beautiful testament to authentic Japanese cuisine, with fresh ingredients prepared to perfection. The balance of flavors was impeccable, and the presentation a feast for the eyes as much as for the palate. The ambiance was equally delightful—peaceful and elegant,provided the perfect backdrop for our celebration, adding to the joyous atmosphere. If you're seeking an authentic Japanese dining experience in London with a good value for money, This is the place.

Very good food and service. Highly recommended. Definitely will be back

Had the 5 course Sushi Omakase. It was very delicious ! The restaurant is small but cosy. There is a cloakroom. Reservation required. The staff are delightful and very polite. Non-alcoholic drink selection was a little disappointing but the food made up for it. The dessert was slightly underwhelming, and felt a little stodgy and blunt coming after such well crafted courses and refined food. The whole meal was very filling, overall it was an extremely pleasant experience.

Amazing service and outstanding food!!! Just what we were looking for🙏

The lady serving was very nice, but unfortunately the tasting sushi menu was not good at all. I would not recommend this restaurant as there are so many delicious Japanese restaurants with excellent sushi in London, and this is not one of them.

We have been coming here for years but unfortunately are under new ownership. The menu is different and the food does not compare to what it used to be. The quality of the fish is not as fresh and the rolls were full of rice and hardly had any fish. We will not go back, it was very bad.

Good service but the tasting menu was very disapointing and overpriced 😞 Lack of flavours.

Amazing fresh cooking and our daughters voted it there new favourite sushi bar in town 👍

IT WAS SUCH A LOVELY PLACE !! THE NEW CHEF HAS MADE A MESS OF IT VERY DISAPPOINTING HOPE THEY CAN GO BACK

The difference with five years is too obvious, the same dish if not up to the previous quality will disappoint the regular customers.

It just isn't the same anymore. The new owners have changed everything that made this a hidden gem and now serve good but standard over priced West End sushi fare. Gone is the artistry and delicately crafted multi layer bento boxes, hot stones and amazing cocktails - all that made this small restaurant such a gem. Instead there is standard overpriced tasting menus with brasher dishes and a sense that the owners are trying to be everything from Nobu to Roka to a local hole in the wall find. It's such a shame - the food is OK and the Wagu remains delectable but Engawa is like every other corporate Japanese and as such just isn't worth the price anymore

Decent sushi, but outrageously expensive. The have stopped doing they're bento style lunches, which were the main recent I used to eat there.

I fell in love with this restaurant a year ago and decided to bring a friend along with me this year for her to try their 14 tier lunch/dinner set, only to find out that they removed it from their menu :( They apparently had a menu change and decided on a more a la carte approach and removed their popular sushi and/or wagyu lunch/dinner box set menu. We ended up getting something similar and the food was just as amazing, but it was kind of a bummer they removed something that they were popular for.

Service and food quality unfortunately changed, which is very sad to see. I would certainly expect more quality service and food compare to value. Shame I was looking forward to go back. There were many downsides, i hope they improve it.

The restaurant is a bit small and guest couldn’t seat comfortably. Tight spacing and it is totally different from what you saw from the web site. Food was average and honestly my friend and I were expecting a bit more on the Omakase menu. We were still hungry after having the main. Staff was very nice and very helpful which made us feel welcome.

I am returning happy client for 7+ years, my previous visit was terrible . The tasting menu shrunk by half , and price up 30%?? Sashimi not as good as usual, the chef totally miscalculated the wasabi , was almost inedible for some of us. Service was excellent, the only standard that remained the same. All in all, felt like an absolute rip off, poor value for money. Won’t be returning.

I had a wonderful meal and a wonderful experience!

Amazing omakase experience! The food was excellent and the staff really kind. We will come back again.

Amazing tasting menus well worth the cost. Service was exceptional.

Absolutely sublime! The attention to detail and to the execution of their dishes guarantees a one-of-a-kind experience that will be remembered and cherished. Thank you for yet another beautiful evening

engawa might've been a hit yrs ago but deffo not my cup of tea for this visit. honestly not a fan of sauce > substance. everything's just sauce sauce sauce plss 😭 i'd rather the neta carry itself. shari feels flat and just 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️. the grid layout also just feels v gimmicky and doesn't do much to the overall experience. With the amount of staff avail on site id prefer my sushi served one by one as one would in a proper omakase 🍣 for this price id just go somewhere else tbf

It is a small restaurant, but has such a lovely atmosphere (which was only ruined a bit by a loudly crying toddler). The staff was super friendly and nice and the food was absolutely delicious. We sat at the counter and it was very interesting to watch the chefs working. We had a bottle of sake with our 5 course omakase wagyu meal. It was my husbands birthday and he got a little candle in his desert which was a nice touch. It was on the expensive side, definitely not an every day dinner, but we enjoyed it immensely.

A fantastic Asian restaurant, the bento boxes were some of the best we've ever had. Lovely friendly staff and a great place. Everything was freshly prepared with really top quality ingredients. Highly recommended!

The presentation of the food was spectacular and was equally as delicious! The wait staff was very attentive and excellent at making recommendations.

Great restaurant with very special customer care and service outstanding food quality but pricey .

We had £140 per head Omakaze however, there was a hair in the wagyu tartare. As my friend was visiting, I did not want to ruin her experience so I did not make a scene however, for how much it is, there should be better quality management. When showed them the hair, they gave us fresh beef tartare - but we had already eaten some of that £££ hair-infused beef tartare. Would not go back at all.

Very good, very nice. Went for 4y anniversary. Super friendly service, who explained the dishes and were well attentive. High quality food, and service made the experience feel more personal. Asked about allergies as soon as arriving as well. Very recommend. S-tier restaurant; super skibidi.

The food is banging super good especially the uni wagyu roll!! The service is 100, the staffs are really friendly and they helped me to celebrate my boyfriends birthday!

I loved the whole experience at Engawa. The staff were so friendly and welcoming. I don’t eat a lot of Japanese food, so I didn’t really know what to expect. My partner was very excited. The three piece Wagyu omakase was beautifully presented, from the amouse bouche to the beautifully prepared bento box right through to the Wagyu steak (which melted in my mouth like butter!) watching the chefs in the kitchen was a lot of a fun and to see the care they take with every plate is astonishing. It’s not easy on the wallet, but easier than other restaurants at this level. We also enjoyed a green tea, and some mochi which they out a candle in for my larger as it was her birthday. Personally I think a cup of green tea should be on the house… but then again it was beautiful green tea so maybe they need to recover that cost. Very happy, would recommend to others and would go again.

Cozy atmosphere with delicious food (especially the wagyu on hot stone) and incredibly friendly staff!

Loved this place - got taken here and it was a beautiful experience. Hope to come again i have etched this place in my heart!

Copying my review that I wrote on another site, since the more time I think about this meal, the more I find it not worth it. I ordered a five course omakaze set with A5 wagyu, for a meal costing almost 200 pounds, this is very disappointing. Appetizer: A salmon toro tartare with avocado. The taste is decent, but I found some pieces of avocado still unripe. "Bento box": Assortment of sashimi and small dishes served in mame-zaras. (1) Wagyu with jelly: alright. (2) seaweed salad: I'd expect this factory made seaweed salad in a 20 pounds sushi meal. This should not exist in a fine dining restaurant. (3) - (7): Hotate, Toro, Salmon, Akami, Hamachi sashimi. sashimi seems to be sliced for a while, so the scallops were a bit dry. Toro is decent, seems to be chu-toro. Salmon is just salmon, nothing special nor bad. Hamachi is fine. Soysauce served on the side lacks depth. Surprisingly akami was not bad, but it's still about average. (8) Croquette: well made. (9) Deep fried monkfish: the worst item in the whole meal. It was fried long before serving so it was cold, tough, and tasteless. (10) Something similar to Nikujaga: the best of the box. (11) Tamago: A bit bland, not enough seasoning/dashi/mirin. Wanmono: Agedashi Tofu. Very standard, I like it. A5 Wagyu: Meat is overcooked, luckily it's wagyu so there's larger room of error. The sauce, similar to mango chutney, is great, the subtle sweetness is a decent complement to the fatty wagyu. Grilled vegetables were cold, same as that deep fried monkfish. Soup is on the bland side but it balance the dish well, which is not bad. Rice is akitakomachi, a well-rounded rice. I would prefer less water to cook that rice given it has a higher moisture content, hence slightly sticky. Note: now looking at other's photos, it seems that my wagyu are also smaller than theirs. Dessert: Strawberry crepe cake + chocolate yuzu cheesecake. The slices are small. The cream of crepe cake is a bit thin. Yuzu slightly overwhelmed the chocolate flavour. Matcha sauce is a nice addition to balance the acidity. If the meal cost half the price I would let it go, but for this price I should expect better from this. Service was great tho, lovely staff.

The most amazing experience and the stuff were friendly and accommodating

Fantastic food, beautifully presented and served by attentive and knowledgeable staff. It was an excellent dining experience.

We came here for a celebration as this restaurant was recommended by a friend. This is a hidden gem. A very tiny restaurant with absolute 5 stars food quality and service. We loved the tender beef and fresh fish. Presentation is excellent. Staff were very lovely and attentive. An expensive restaurant but worth the money. Highly recommended.

Third time dining here and it was again a wonderful experience. I always try to fit in dinner at Engawa if i have the good fortune to be in London!

Although this has a really authentic feel to it I was really disappointed with the food. It was really nothing special and not worth the price tag. The restaurant was really cold and we ordered some sparkling wine which was expensive and honestly, undrinkable it was that bad. The only positives were that the service was quick and the staff were friendly. Unfortunately, I would not recommend.

Really good and fresh food, welcoming staff and amazing drinks

Still one of my favourite Japanese restaurants in London

The presentation was spectacular for a food photography nerd like me! A large variety of fish and flavors, which I very much appreciated. A small location so you are able to see the chefs do their amazing work.

We were on vacation in London and went there to celebrate my son's birthday. Being a dinner we opted for one of the short menus. Everything great, excellent. The quality of the sushi, and the unimaginable wagyu. If you can choose the bar instead of a table, you will be facing the kitchen managers whose professionalism and treatment of customers are outstanding. Without a doubt, if I return to London, I will visit again

Estamos unos días en Londres y fuimos a celebrar el cumpleaños de mi hijo. Al ser una cena optamos por uno de los menús cortos. Una experiencia culinaria excelente. Cenamos en la barra, frente a los responsables de la cocina y su atención y servicio don de destacar, al igual que el resto del personal del local. Calidad, insuperable. Cantidad, sin escatimar en nada. Calidad precio, ajustada. No se cuando, pero sin duda volveremos

We walked in on Wednesday evening spontaneously because we wanted to celebrate a good news and we got a nice table inside. We chose the 3 course sushi omakase with a wine pairing (with wine for me and sake for my husband). Pricey but really worth it! Delicious food, great staff, we had a wonderful experience! Truly recommended!

I would not say that sushi was something crazy tasty for the price. It was just alright, not bad. Could've been tastier. The serving is nice.

Amazing meal. Wonderful wagyu and sushi.

Simply delicious Japanese fare, great service, outstanding sake and overall a lovely vibe. Definitely recommend the 3 course omakase with sake pairing.

Note: It's been 2 weeks since I had the meal. I ordered a five course omakaze set with A5 wagyu, for a meal costing almost 200 pounds, this is very disappointing. Appetizer: A salmon toro tartare with avocado. The taste is decent, but I found some pieces of avocado still unripe. "Bento box": Assortment of sashimi and small dishes served in mame-zaras. (1) Wagyu with jelly: alright. (2) seaweed salad: I'd expect this factory made seaweed salad in a 20 pounds sushi meal. This should not exist in a fine dining restaurant. (3) - (7): Hotate, Toro, Salmon, Akami, Hamachi sashimi. sashimi seems to be sliced for a while, so the scallops were a bit dry. Toro is decent, seems to be chu-toro. Salmon is just salmon, nothing special nor bad. Hamachi is fine. Soysauce served on the side lacks depth. (8) Croquette: well made. (9) Deep fried monkfish: the worst item in the whole meal. It was fried long before serving so it was cold, tough, and tasteless. (10) Something similar to Nikujaga: the best of the box. (11) Tamago: A bit bland, not enough seasoning/dashi/mirin. Wanmono: Agedashi Tofu. Very standard, I like it. A5 Wagyu: Meat is overcooked, luckily it's wagyu so there's larger room of error. The sauce, similar to mango chutney, is great, the subtle sweetness is a decent complement to the fatty wagyu. Grilled vegetables were cold, same as that deep fried monkfish. Soup is on the bland side but it balance the dish well, which is not bad. Rice is akitakomachi, a well-rounded rice. I would prefer less water to cook that rice given it has a higher moisture content, hence slightly sticky. Dessert: Strawberry crepe cake + chocolate yuzu cheesecake. The slices are small. The cream of crepe cake is a bit thin. Yuzu slightly overwhelmed the chocolate flavour. Matcha sauce is a nice addition to balance the acidity. The crepe cake also If the meal cost half the price I would let it go, but for this price I should expect better from this. Service was great tho, lovely staff.

Beautiful food. Great Service. Nice visual design. Very poor music - like in a pub for under 30s.

Food is mediocre and certainly Not worth it. Sushi rice is cold and the seaweed is not crispy. Sashimi box is only part sashimi and part cooked food. The cooked fish is horrible. It is tofu.

My favorite Wagyu A5 spot in london. Perfect food, perfect service, perfect atmosphere. A 3 course meal is more than enough if youre hungry but if youre sharing with someone then id recommend getting the 5 course.

Service is really excellent - friendly, attentive and well informed. Sashimi selection is fabulous and perfectly presented. The vegetables were crunchy and creatively flavoured. A really wonderful experience. Only cons - punchy on price given value on offer for high level Japanese available in soho, tables are a bit too tight, closes a little too early.

To enjoy the precious time with good friend with good food at a wonderful place.

To enjoy the precious time with good friend with good food at a wonderful place.

Engawa’s sushi and omakase boxes are beautiful and simply delicious. The food took its time to come but it was worth the wait. The waitress was so lovely and helpful, and they catered to our dietary needs. Very unique dining experience - i’ll come again.

My favourite Japanese in London. When they have it, the otoro uni crêpe is one of my favourite dishes ever. Pure indulgence and worth every penny. My go to place for wagyu and their fish quality is always excellent.

Lovely cosy and intimate setting. Food presentation was stunning and the food itself was absolutely delicious. The wagyu steak was absolutely marvelous. I’ll highly recommend.

Had a lovely time. I'd highly recommend. Bite-size dishes and delicious meals. Nice & intimate ambience.

We came here for a special occasion. After just getting back from Japan I was hesitant that this place would live up to my recent meals but it did. Authentic Japanese flavours and great fresh fish although that is to be expected at this higher price point. The presentation was great and the meal was delicious. We had bar seating so we could see the kitchen at work which was nice entertainment. We upgraded to the 5 course wagyu omakase set meal and the wagyu main was melt in your mouth delicious and £120 per person excluding drinks. The staff were all friendly and attentive.

An Authentic Japanese restaurants where all staff speak in Japanese when they communicate with each other. I was greeted by all staff in Japanese when I entered and left the restaurant. That’s really impressive. I ordered a 5 course omakase. All dishes were fresh and tasty with beautiful presentations. The Sake was also highly recommended. Another good thing was that they didn’t limit your time to eat even during a busy Saturday evening. The waiting staff were attentive and polite. It would be better if they could change the dessert into something else as I’m not into crepe cake.

Quality of the fish stays intact. The sushi box is very good and the variety is appreciated. The soups and the appetizers are subpar. The staff and the counter seating is different and a fun experience. Lovely location and quality of the seafood yet needs more positive energy and a change in the choice of music that is used.

Small and Very cosy place for high quality Japanese food. Great service as well.

excellent menu, service and ambience!! everything was perfect! well done guys!

Best Japanese restaurant in London, by a long way! I’ve visited Japan twice this year and have been fortunate enough to eat in many highly rated restaurants (I’m very fortunate!!!) but honestly, Engawa matches or even exceeds what I experienced in Japan. The food, drinks, staff… everything was fantastic! We spent a lot… but this was no problem at all and was well worth forking out! Will be visiting again!

Acabo de terminar de cenar con mi novia. Fue una gran experiencia en general. El restaurante es pequeño, pero tiene una sensación agradable e íntima. El personal era muy amable y profesional, lo cual es muy importante para mí. La camarera (creo que su nombre era Ayuka) que en su mayoría se ocupó de nosotros era excelente. La comida era muy buena también, me encantan las cajas de sushi - la presentación es una experiencia en sí mismo! Utilizan ingredientes de calidad y todo era fresco. Hay una cocina abierta, por lo que en realidad puede ver a los chefs preparar cada plato. También probamos la carne de res, que recomendaría. La porción es un poco pequeña, pero es sabrosa y de primera calidad. Lo único que cambiaría la próxima vez es reservar una mesa real. Había reservado a través de OpenTable y seleccionado la opción de mesa alta (de solo dos opciones, la otra es la barra) pero de alguna manera terminamos en la barra. No hay nada malo con el bar en sí mismo (en realidad es un gran lugar si quieres estar cerca de la cocina), pero hubiera preferido un asiento de mesa. Sin embargo, creo que se trata más de un problema OpenTable. No me gusta particularmente su sistema de reservas, y en los mejores restaurantes, siempre se siente como si no tuviera la opción completa de asientos a través de su sitio. En cualquier caso, recomendaría Engawa y volveré en algún momento en los próximos meses.

Restaurant is small, clean & basic with a clinical feel. Super location. The upper level tables are good as you will soak up the atmosphere by either watching the Sushi Masters at work or people watching outside the restaurant. The food was OUTSTANDING and the service was friendly and efficient. We were having pre-theatre dinner so told the staff on arrival and it was all perfect timing. We also said our preferences and allergies prior to ordering. Would definitely go back.

We had the 6 course A5 menu (£140 pp). It was absolutely delicious. The Chateaubriand with miso dressing in particular was amazing. Each Dosh was fairly light but there was a huge amount of food in total and the meal took over 2 hours. The service was very attentive and friendly and the chefs (who you could see preparing the food) were kind in describing what they were doing to my curious son. The restaurant is quite small so people had to squeeze past and you didn't get alot of space but the ambience was relaxed. Wonderful place for a special meal.

Used to be one of our favourite restaurants in London. But not anymore! We went a few months ago and were disappointed and put it down to an off day, but this is the second time. Maybe there were not making enough money and have had to change things up, but the sushi is now over cold, very , very bland; even the hot dishes were luke warm . Gone are the hot stones and cocktails . Really, genuinely, we could have ate as well at Yo Sushi and it wouldn’t have cost us £250 for 2 people! I don’t think my wife and I have ever been to a restaurant once so good that has become so deeply, deeply average. For those who used to love this place, you have been warned…

This is probably one of the best Japanese restaurants in town. Four of us had the Omakase set lunch. The 3 course set came with a special salad to start with. It was a delicate mix of finely sliced vegetables in lemon juice & Japanese soya sauce. Then we each had an enormous box of seafood in bite size. Each portion is delicately prepared & presented. For main course, two of us had the sushi set & two had the wagyu set. Both were excellent. Fish were fresh whilst wagyu tender. We also had cocktails and sake. All in all we were very happy with our choice of food as well as service. The restaurant is small but cosy. We came following the footstep of a Japanese star Kento Yamazaki who came here a few years ago & we were not disappointed. Some people might say they would expect each dish to be served one after another as in most high end Japanese restaurants. But I personally feel this is just a matter of presentation. For me, to have a great selection of small bites all served at the same time is a treat. It is a bit like having a piece of installation art right in front of you. It’s not only pleasing to the eyes, it also improves one’s appetite. Also you can pick & choose what to have next for contrasts, comparisons or whatever takes your fancy. It is a plus rather than a minus for me.

Beautiful Restaurant - Very kind and attentive staff. Wagyu Hotstone was a highlight! Great selection of Sake also.

The staff were really attentive and went above and beyond. The food was fairly prices to their quality and I’d highly recommend the 3 course meal.

very good in everything, definitely recommend going

The Wagyu beef Bento and asahi beer are the best choice to enjoy at your relaxing moments and i don´t recomend you when you eat so fast, just be calm.

Amazing omakase course great wine too. The service is fantastic

One of the best restaurants I have been to in years. The service is impeccable and the food is amazing I would highly recommend Engawa

Truly one of the most amazing restaurants I’ve been to in london it’s not cheap but the staff location and quality of the food and wine is unparalleled in town … and we’ve tried a lot of restaurants over the years! The staff are just delightful!

5-course Omakase menu is definitely worth trying.

As quite a few diners have commented it was a nice meal but not a great meal. Nothing poor but nothing great. Thought the quality of the fish (particularly) tuna was below expected, very dark and slightly fishy taste but other tasting dishes were fine but not ground breaking. Wagyu was perfectly cooked but again a little bit chewy which asks me to question the quality of the ingredients don’t quite match prices and expectations. Service was friendly and great. Wasn’t a bad meal but don’t think I would revisit.

Intimate dining area, open kitchen, food was excellent, beautifully presented and very tasty. Service was also very good. It is expensive but it’s a very small restaurant with a good number of staff in Soho .

Engawa changed their wagyu serve from the hot stone to a simple plate and it was quite disappointing because it was cold :( And this expensive meat was not delicious at all because all the fat went out and it was just meat in some cold grease :(

The food was excellent - wonderful Wagyu, but also good vegetarian options. The service was excellent. We had a lovely time, and recommend it highly.

Some of the worst sushi we've had in London which is what we feared when we saw no Japanese chefs behind the counter. The rice used in the nigiri was cold, hard and chewy. Fish not much better. I left half of it. Vegetables in the signature box also all not fresh and chewy. No cocktails on the menu. Dining space felt more like a food court. The service was the only redemption. All in all the only thing high end about this place is the price

We had a wonderful meal sitting at the counter. Staff were very friendly, efficient and attentive. The pace of the food coming out was nicely timed. I had the 3 course set meal and my son chose from the main menu. Everything was beautifully presented and tasty. The guys cooking were very calm and clearly working nicely as a team. The restaurant was not noisy even on a Friday night. We had a great time and will be back. Thanks to the entire team at Engawa for making our meal so memorable.

Extremely recommended, the A5 Wagyu is just too good here and the Omakase is expertly crafted and presented!

The staff were really fantastic and the food delicious- will definitely come again.

Love this restaurant, still one of our favorites in London.

Everything is delicious without any doubt. Best place i ever been in london