Haru in City of London, Westminster

We had a really good time, the venue felt safe with good amendments for social distancing. The food was good too. Not cheap but good value

This is a quiet hidden sushi place in south quays. Relatively near the south quays station. The restaurant is small but walk-in is fine. It is reasonably priced and there is a wide variety of food options on the menu. The sashimi is of mediocre quality and there isn't a salmon sashimi roll on the menu. I would come back again if I was heading that way as it is out of the way.

Old tall white man with glasses just threw my food to the counter. It spilled my food. Extremely rude

Staff are nice enough, not an exceptional experience. Food wasn’t bad, but again, having visited several other locations it was just okay. The main issue is the restaurant itself - it’s dated and it’s very dull. Overall wouldn’t recommend

So if you're a fan of Japanese food and culture, this is the place for you. It's a kind of Japanese supermarket, but it also offers a very large selection of food to go or to eat in. There are also many other Japanese products, such as magazines, decorations, and more.