Miyama in City of London, Westminster - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

ロンドンで和食を食べたくなったらJapanese Restaurant Miyamaへ。セントポール大聖堂の近くにあります。ランチの定食を注文。お味噌汁の出汁の味が落ち着きます。

They have many private rooms where you can have confidential business talk. Foods are authentic and staff are very polite and friendly. I like this restaurant.

ロンドン滞在最終日に、妻の友人と食事をするために利用しました。平日の昼のため予約することなく入店できました。日本食に飢えていたためすべてのものがおいしかった。スタッフも大変優しく満足に行くレベルでした。なお、確認のため一度電話を入れた際気が付きましたがトリップアドバイザーに乗っているハイドパーク近くのMIYAMAは閉店となったおり、セントポール寺院近くに移転しておりますのでご注意ください。

Una pequeña joya tradicional japonesa. . . Con algunos defectos menores.Sé que es anecdótico, pero sigo creyendo que si ves a muchos huéspedes japoneses en un restaurante japonés puedes esperar comida de alta calidad. ¡Y había muchos invitados japoneses aquí! Y sí, la calidad de la comida fue realmente excelente (la frescura del atún fue excepcional y la tempura hecha a la perfección).Las fallas menores: el interior del restaurante no era muy encantador (incluso para los estándares japoneses) y faltaba el factor sorpresa.

Nice traditional Japanese food, most of our party had the five-course dinner menu which I think is a good way to try a variety of the food on offer. I never order soup and I am happy I had the set menu because the Dobin Mushi was lovely, I was told the grilled ell is the best you can find, and the restaurant is known for its quality of ell so I would also recommend trying that. I feel of the restaurant is professional and calm but the interior needs re designing and modernising as it is looking a little tired and does not reflect the quality of food. The staff are lovely they got the tables mixed up a few times which is surprising as there are not many tables and they were a little slow on drinks orders, but lovely people and I would go back for the good food and polite friendly staff.

I wanted to experience traditional Japanese dining.Location in Mayfair.Booked in advance and chose 5 course menu. Lots to choose from.Asahi lager on Draught.Food was absolutely wonderful. Very tasty in a smooth subtle way.Nice twist with the soup coming out of a tea pot.Service was ok.Decor was not as sophisticated as I was expecting.But top top food.Would recommend.

Tenía el menú de la cena de 5 platos. El sushi era para morirse, la lubina con salsa Teriyaki se cocinó a la perfección y el filete de cerdo español premium frito en pan rallado era tan delicioso. Hay muchos más platos en el menú que elegimos, pero los anteriores fueron los que realmente se destacaron por su sabor.La comida Miyama es simple pero capaz de incorporar sabores sutiles complejos.Definitivamente vale la pena una visita. El servicio de restaurante era bueno como se esperaba y el valor estaba bien dentro de las expectativas de precios de Londres.Ve y dale una visita, no te decepcionará.

Очень аутентичный японский ресторан в Лондоне, качество еды ,качество обслуживания официантов ,даже пресса-японское. Брали бенто-бокс,очень вкусно. Совсем рядом с собором св Павла

Visité este restaurante con un cliente y el servicio y la comida me parecieron excelentes. Mi cliente tenía una selección con 13 piezas de sushi de pescado y un poco de sake caliente. Compartimos una ensalada de algas. Tuve un poco de sushi de aguacate y un plato de berenjena caliente que estaba delicioso. La sopa de miso también era sabrosa.

Ubicado en Mayfair, Londres definitivamente me atrajo y uno pensaría que el restaurante estaría sirviendo excelente comida japonesa. No me decepcionó y, de hecho, la comida era fresca, bien servida y cocinada. No estaba lleno cuando visité, por lo tanto, el ambiente era justo y el servicio también era excelente. El personal del piso era en su mayoría japonés y definitivamente te hace sentir como si estuvieras en un auténtico restaurante japonés.Pedí el menú fijo; Sashimi, sushi y platillo cocinado vinieron junto con el set. Vale la pena intentarlo.

Como han dicho otros, no hay mucho que ver, pero si quieres una decoración, ve a Sexy Fish a la vuelta de la esquina. La principal diferencia es que aquí disfrutará de comida excepcionalmente fresca y simple, bien preparada por una cantidad muy modesta, donde la haya. . Bueno, mira mi crítica. . .

Sober and somewhat lacking in ambiance, this discreet Mayfair restaurant serves authentic Japanese food at reasonable prices. Our set lunch of salmon teriyaki came with pickles, tempura, miso soup and a fruit dessert: for around £23 per person excluding drinks.

Miyama se ve un poco anticuado, pero la comida era genial. Todo lo que pedimos (sushi, tempura) fue excelente y preparado con cuidado. No tiene el ambiente de los restaurantes japoneses más modernos y modernos, como Roka, pero creo que es parte del encanto. El menú parecía excelente, pero fuimos a la carta. La barriga de atún era deliciosa y mucho más sustancial que la miserable porción de pescado que tuve el día anterior en el Taka cercano. Veo que Miyama tiene algunas críticas mixtas pero lo tienen todo en esta visita.

I don’t know if now there are more sushi options or if the quality has gone down. This used to be my favorite sushi in London. I will have to look for a new one

隱藏在小巷弄日本美食，店面精緻約容納10多桌，店員服務熱誠，食物可口，這次所點牛肉與雞肉，搭配白飯很滿足，食物本身烹煮味道口味極佳，建議可嘗試

Qué comida deliciosa en Miyama en Clarges Street en Londres. Fui en orden esperando que una pequeña comida o simplemente los aperitivos. Yo estaba encantada con el menú de opciones que permite hacer tanto o ambos. La comida pre-elaborada, que incluía 5 platos de comida deliciosa para $42 Euros. . . Vale la pena totalmente. Bastante abundante y más deliciosos. El único problema, estar aquí a las 8:30 pm en la noche del lunes, un lunes de festivo en Londres. . El restaurante sólo tenía unos pocos clientes. Además, el personal no es tan atento. Ellos estaban más interesados en charlar con ellos que con los clientes. Mi vaso de agua estaba vacío para un buen 20 minutos (35 minutos) ahora bien, antes de que alguien parado por encima. Sólo había unas pocas mesas sentados que hicieron de este un poco más raro. Para mí, y otra pareja, pero no hay servicio de personal a mi mesa. Ahora, esto puede haber sido mi culpa propia como vi que buscando más de su "estación" varias veces. Pero si todavía estaba comiendo, parecía indeciso vengan a mi mesa, supongo que no me molestó. . . lo cual es comprensible. Sin embargo, una vez un plato parecía acabado, estaban justo encima. Una última cosa, era más de postre. Desde el postre venía con mi comida fijo, mi postre estaba helado y fruta. Tratando de mantener mi dieta, opté por pedir más fruta para sustituir el helado. Me dieron la misma cantidad de fruta habría tenido incluso si tuviera el helado. . Y nada de helados. Ya que estaba lleno, no supuso un problema. Independientemente de esto, me encantó la comida que definitivamente estoy pensando en volver.

Tuvimos una maravillosa comida en este encantador restaurante. Estábamos buscando un restaurante japonés y realmente había ido a uno y se sentó, pero se podía ver tan pronto como mirabas el menú que no era auténtico. Nos dimos cuenta de este restaurante antes, especialmente el personal, que son todos japoneses y hablan el idioma. El menú aquí también estaba en japonés. Con un poco de ayuda de nuestra encantadora camarera, pedimos una selección de entrantes que incluía pollo con cangrejo blando ensartado, albóndigas de cerdo y un atún maki. Compartimos fideos para un plato principal. Mucha comida para dos personas. Cada plato era delicioso y las diferentes salsas complementaban los platos. Teníamos un helado compartido, dos bolas, un té verde y un pistacho. Muy sabrosa Toda la comida llegó a 60 e incluía una copa decente de una casa blanca y una cerveza japonesa. Una hermosa comida en un ambiente muy relajante con un personal encantador. Una gran experiencia. Domo Origato.

Mi esposa y yo tuvimos una cena en este restaurante 24/02/18 y nos quedamos abrumados por la calidad de la comida, el servicio y la profesionalidad del personal. Solo estaban complacidos de atender y responder cualquier consulta que tuviéramos. No puedo agradecer a todos los involucrados por una experiencia maravillosa.

Miyama es muy fácil de llegar desde la estación de metro de Green Park. Era tranquilo, están decoradas con sencillez, con personal amable voz suave.

We had dinner in Miyama and were glad that the staff was Japanese, the dises were really good although the service was quite slow. The building is nice but it has more to work in offering a real Japanese atmosphere. The menu is not very vanguardist.

Good spot for a Japanese lunch, especially if you have one of the set meals. It’s an unpretentious and simple place which just produces food very much as you would find it in Tokyo; and at a sensible price.

Indiscutibilmente buono, personale molto gentile e disponibile peccato che la salsa di soia fosse scaduta.

This is mine and my husbands favourite Japanese restaurant. We usually go for the set meal which delivers great food: Scallops, tempura, dobin mushi, teryaki, sashimi, etc all at a really great price. The atmosphere is not stuffy at all and very relaxed.We have eaten at many different Japanese restaurants in London and around the UK and this restaurant by far delivers the best sashimi and sushi we have ever had.

Hemos comido cena aquí casi en cada visita a Londres, y lo seguirá haciendo. La comida y el servicio son excepcionales.

Restaurantes japoneses puede ser muy caro en Londres, pero lo que más me molesta es que la mayoría de estos lugares están fuera de lugar y son simplemente inauthentic. Miyama es sin duda no es un lujoso restaurante, y como se veía, el interior era...

何度か利用させてもらってます。 ランチは大変良い空間でかなり安くいただくことができます。 何よりスタッフの方々は皆優しく...

現地日系企業との会食で使いましたが、要望になんでも応えてくれるし、まさにビジネスに最適な和食レストランでした。少々値もはりますがロンドン価格だと思います。その後、普通にランチをしに行きましたが、普通のランチセットもおいしかったです。

Authentische japanische Küche, einwandfreier aufmerksamer Service. Wir waren begeistert. 5 Min. von Tube-Station Green Park entfernt.

I have popped in for a quick lunch without reservation. They offer quite a few options of set lunches, I had a sushi one. Very fresh great sushi. A good set for lunch.Nice atmosphere on a workday lunch with mostly business people in.

They do a great set lunch here for £27. Two starters, a generous main and fresh fruit and ice cream for desert. I had the black cod which was perfect, the beef also looked excellent.Service was really good too.

I am a great fan of sushi and I have to say that this place is one of the most authentic in London ! Definitely worth a detour !

This is the real deal, like being in Japan for the time of the dinner. Don't be let down by the dull decorations, it is a GREAT Japanese restaurant, believe me, I am an absolute fanatic of Japan and its food. The Fish quality was incredible, so sooooo soft, like butter, it melted in your mouth. The service is very cordial and they really make an effort. If I have to say a negative point, just to be objective, if a table next to yours ask for the shabu-shabu, you will smell horrible when you go home, all your clothes will stink. We paid £35 per person (dinner) for a big plate of tempura, big sashimi dish, fried tofu and a special inside out roll.I will definitely come back.

The place is haggard, the lighting sucks and there are air conditioning units at face level where you eat. If the food can underwrite the unprofessionalism then fine, but it can't (Im sorry). We arrived at 9pm on a Saturday for dinner. Sharp question "have you made a reservation". They then hurried us to order. They were out of udon noodles but still tried to flog the £35 dish which I thought was a little tacky. When we had just finished our starter, they declared at 21:50 that the kitchen was about to close so pleas order what you need. This was really disappointing. An Italian and Spaniard were dining with us and they were shocked. They then DIDNT ITEMISE THE BILL which is a little trick they've played with other customers it seems. The tuna sushi was average. They then started huffing and puffing that we didn't plan on paying the 12.5% service charge (.c£25). Miyama you're a disgrace and you're food is bang average. My grandmother is Japanese and would be ashamed.

Nothing new, but very traditional classical Japanese food is servedyou will be able to enjoy real and good taste Japanese food with Japanese hospitaly by ladies woring in the restaurant

Comparing with EAT TOKYO.Overall, i would say their quality is equal but the portion at Miyama can be two times smaller than eat tokyo with doubled prices. However, Miyama has the best Ikura sushi ive ever had and its salmon teriyaki is slightly better than Eat tokyo's. In conclusion, i would suggest you go to Eat tokyo for casual dining and Miyama for business/formal dining.

Lovely staff who try hard and food is consistently good. Lunch set is great value. In particular, the miso cod/gindara misoyaki is delicious and portions are generous.

The food is very good, the service is professional and friendly. The place is bland but traditional. The biggest complaint, they don't give you a breakdown of the bill so you can't check it. Miyama, please give a breakdown of the bill. I don't know how they can give you a bill without a proper breakdown. All the tables around us where complaining about this. Get your act together Miyama!

I had been taken to this restaurant before by colleagues from work and really enjoyed it and so decided to visit at lunchtime with partner. We started with a good plum wine which was not too sweet (we did not have soda with it). There is a set menu or a la carte, we had the former which begins with a fabulous soup served in a small tea pot (look in the pot for a piece of chicken a shrimp, mushrooms etc - excellent), the next course is either deep fried vegetables or Japanese delicacies (cannot recall name) - we had both and shared, very tasty. Next we had raw fish- tuna, salmon and white fish - absolutely marvellous and then the main course which for us was either chicken teriyaki or black cod, we shared of course - the cod was first class. Fresh fruit and ice cream to end. A really pleasant lunch for non Japanese food experts, we will return. The surroundings are delightfully understated, the staff extremely helpful and a nice atmosphere throughout.

I want to say how foolish I feel having walked past this super Japanese restaurant just steps away from my club for all these years .. it was only when a good friend of mine took me for lunch earlier this year that I realised what I had been missing !! The food is fresh, scrumptious and they serve the best soft shell crab I have ever had along with a great selection of Sake. The staff are very efficient, polite and organised whilst the restaurant is very clean, minimalist and quiet. I notice it fills very quickly at lunchtime so get there at 12.30 as they close at 2.30pm. I now dine there regularly and for Mayfair it is very reasonable, offering a set lunch menu at an excellent fixed price or the standard menu also very good value. Try it out if you love Japanese food!!

Given the location (and prices), I was surprised by the bland interior and the lack of atmosphere. The street is fairly charmless. The service was a bit wobbly, too. Not what I was looking for at a business dinner with clients. Fortunately, everyone at the table styled themselves sushi aficionados, meaning if the food is great, no one cares about these other issues. And that was the case. The presentation was a bit uninspired, but the fish seemed very fresh and the flavors stopped the conversation. I would come back, but with again with people who would appreciate the focus on the food.

One of the best meals I have ever had. Staff very helpful and recommended some fantastic food. Hideki the Sushi chef created some fantastic Sushi. And the hot food was also fantastic. Especially the black cod. Not the cheapest Japanese resteraunt. But worth every penny. Looking forward to my next visit.

Whilst not possessing the glitter and reputation of the likes of the Sexy Fish and Nobu, the Miyama offers excellent food and a beautiful Sake list. The prices are reasonable for the quality and the area, and more affordable than its more trendy competitors. I can recommend unreservedly if you are out to have good Japanese food, instead of just impressing your companion. The only small negative point is that staff seems a bit amateurish, but that wasn't a problem for me.

電話で予約して行きました。平日だったので、予約なしでも大丈夫でした。我々旅行者と違って、現地人の方はスーツを着た方がほとんどで、高級店な感じでした。基本的に和食はどこの国でも高いので、そこまで高くありませんでした。

ランチに来訪。日本人にはランチメニューとお茶を無料で提供してくれました。今日のランチを頂きましたが、麻婆豆腐、唐揚げ、サラダ、ごはん、お味噌汁ととてもボリューミーでした。他の方が食べていたお刺身も美味しそうでした。スタッフも日本人の方なのでとてもくつろいでお食事することができました。

Overall great quality japanese food! (although Dobin Mushi at the other Miyama was slightly more delish) You won't be disappointed

Authentic Japanese staff and a good but small sushi bar. Wider menu and Teppanyaki table also available. Good fresh sashimi in the small selection I tried, including tuna and yellowtail, plus excellent scallops and mushrooms in yuzu sauce, and an unagi dish. Cosy atmosphere. Not cheap by not as pricey as sushi in the City sounds. Staff patient with my appallingly limited Japanese (but all perfect English too). Worth the 1min walk over from Grange St Pauls, on one of the more interesting non-chain options in that area.

We go there quite often when we fancy a Japanese dinner and have never been disappointed. The atmosphere is not amazing but the food is really good and the service is very nice.

I truly believe this review and tried. Sushi is quite sub-standard. I hope it may be just today and get better. it maybe just be my personal opinion.

Japanese place. Wonderful back cod and eel! Good environment and great staff. However no signal around the corner. Great experience.

Voici un vrai restaurant de sushi servant des spécialités. Kaki fry, unagi etc...Fraîcheur des plats, accueil japonais, bon choix de saké et de vins.

I dropped in here with a friend for some impromptu sushi and was completely blown away. The sashimi and maki were all so so tasty - and surprisingly reasonable. And the Japanese twist on mojitos delicious!

We popped in here without a reservation on a Tuesday night as we were visiting London for a couple of days and really craving Japanese. We were greeted and seated nice and quickly. We advised the waitress we only had an hour to eat as we needed to get over to a bus tour and they happily obliged. We ordered several dishes off the menu and asked that they all be brought out when ready as opposed to starters/mains as this is how we prefer to eat this type of food. Again the staff were happy to oblige. The food arrived really swiftly and was all excellent. The spicy tuna sushi was fantastic and my partners highlight of the meal. We also enjoyed a bowl of udon soup with prawn tempura, again lovely. So simple but really tasty! You could tell everything was cooked fresh. The restaurant is tucked down a side road off the Main Street but is under 5 mins walk from green park station, just round the corner from the ritz. Would definitely recommend and return next time we are in London!

I did a lot of research on trip advisor before choosing this restaurant. The udon was good but the tempura shrimp in it was soggy, unlike the ones in Japan. People come here for the food, not the decor which is plain. The warm mushroom salad was tasty, california rolls were good. Beef teriyaki was also a good choice. The menu is wide ranging and we will definitely be back. Much prefer this place to the expensive Mayfair Japanese restaurants nearby.

Restorana 21:00 gibi gittik içerde bir masa doluydu 2.masaya biz oturduk siparişleri verdik lezzetliydi ancak saat 22:00 gibi gelip mutfağı kapatacaklarını başka isteğimiz olup olmadığını sordular yok dedik. Restoran çok soğuktu kimse yok diye ısıtmadılar sanırım ve ilgisizler de hesabı istemek için bile bir kişi göremedik ve masadan kalkıp nerdeyse uyandırdık ilgili kişiyi hesabı ödedikçay tatlı hiçbirşey sorulmadı çabucak yiyip gidelim diye . İnternetleri yoktu ama Lezzetler iyiydi belki öğlen yemeği için uygun olabilir akşam erken kapatıyorlar

Visited here with a friend who is a fellow Japanese fan - delighted to find the restaurant full of Japanese people both business (presumably from the embassy) and families. Always a good sign. We were not disappointed - choosing the set lunch menu for £27, we had high expectations but they were exceeded. 3 of 4 courses had a choice and for the main course there was a large number of options including black cod, chicken or beef teriyaki and others. My first course was soft shell crab served tempura style and we both were served an accompanying soup in a clay pot. Don't forget to open the lid, not only is the soup delicious and of consomme light quality, but the ingredients are lovely too. Then to the second course of a 'small' sashimi which consisted of a very generous 6 decent pieces of salmon, tuna and seabass. The fish was just exceptional. For the main course we had chicken teriyaki and the black cod, both again just fantastic in quality and flavour. They were accompanied by three gorgeous maki rolls and a miso soup - perfect. As the gift that keeps on giving, we then received a beautiful light dessert consisting of a small portion of fruit with one dainty ball of wonderfully light yoghurt ice cream. We had green tea with our lunch but there was a separate sake menu which looked amazing, and plenty more food options and drinks on offer. But why would you? The set menu is just fantastic value and with all the options in it, you will never have the same meal. Having become jaded and a little cynical about what's on offer in Mayfair over lunch, this place has just shown how it's done!

I went to this restaurant with my friends as I have heard that this restaurant is very Japanese. I was excited since I was tired of westernized Japanese restaurants. The place was a bit away from a main street, but the restaurant itself was really cozy and nice. Surprisingly, they have many drinks to choose from; wines, sake, shochu, cocktails...I would love to try everything if I can... Although it is in Mayfair, the pricing was okay, and the food is very Japanese. I ordered the grilled aubergine called 'Nasuden' and the black cod, and they were lovely! I would recommend this restaurant if you are looking for a nice (but not casual) dinner out.

Zoals al meer gezegd in de reviews, een verborgen juweeltje dit restaurant.Verse ingrediënten, met aandacht bereid en gastvrij geserveerd.Of je nu hardcore voor de maki's & sashimi's gaat of gewoon wat anders kiest van het menu, het gaat gewoon goed zijn.Een vriendelijke, Japanse staff, maakt het geheel in stijl compleet.Wat ons opviel is dat er vooral ook veel Japanse gasten zijn, iets wat in mijn ervaring altijd een goed teken is voor een sushi restaurant.Kortom, ben je in deze heerlijke stad, en heb je zin in Sushi, this is the place to be!

The restaurant is in a quiet street of Mayfair. My first impression from the outside was that it looks small, but I was surprised how big it was once you are inside. The restaurant was bright with cream walls, however I found that the tables quite close to each other.The food and drink menus were extensive but we decided to go for the special 5 course dinner menu, and we were spoilt for choice as they have a good selection for each course. Each of the courses was very presented.If you choose Dobin Mushi soup this was served in a teapot which was unusual. I chose the seabass teriyaki sauce and my friend had fillet of beef teriyaki sauce as the main course, both of these dishes were cooked to perfection. It was a bit of shame they didn’t give you a side plate so that we could sample each other food. The fruit platter came with small pot of lemon sorbet which I didn’t think it went together as the fruits were sweet.The service was quick as we weren’t kept waiting between courses and the staff were efficient and polite. Overall I would recommend this restaurant as it does a good selection of Japanese food in a nice setting. It can be expensive it cost us just over £100 for 2 without having a bottle of wine (we had 2 beers and diet coke).

I went to Miyama for lunch, and it was a great experience! The service was good, price affordable and taste excellent. I would definitely recommend this restaurant!

At her suggestion I met an old friend here for a catch up lunch. The atmosphere was really pleasant: a smallish well lit room with most tables occupied - by a high proportion of Japanese customers -but without the feeling of being overcrowded. So it was perfect for the session of indiscreet gossip that my friend and I were looking forward to.The staff comprised young Japanese women and a male manager. They were attentive and I found no language problem with them. The menu includes a wide variety of set meals and, if anything, rather undersells them. I order the sashimi set but actually got a plate of appetizers, a dish of tempura vegetables and a bowl of miso soup in addition to the actual sashimi. I drank one of the Japanese beers on offer. The drinks list was long and interesting with all sorts of Japanese drinks that I had never heard of.

Whenever we are in London, we make it a point to visit Miyama. Wonderful Japanese food at pretty reasonable prices considering the location. Try the scallop and asparagus appetizer, the salmon teriaki and the tempura.

Have been coming to this place for few years now and always the outcome above expectations. Must tries are aubergine with miso-paste, soft-shell crab, black cod and buckwheat noodles. Don't forget wonderful choice of sake and very decent wine list.

Вкусные роллы и суши, свежие и отлично приготовленные. В ресторане хорошее обслуживание, подскажут всё, что надо. Снаружи да и внутри непримечательно, но блюда все вкусные. Правда дороговато.

This is an excellent Japanese restaurant with authentic food that has been around for over 20 years. It is always good to come back to a restaurant that has kept such a high standard for so long. London is one of the best cities to have meals from all over the World and Miyama is in my opinion the best Japanese restaurant.

This restaurant may not look much on the outside but inside is the real deal. Food is high quality and prepared to the highest standard. The atmosphere is a bit stark and it feels a bit like a diner in the basement, but one clearly frequents for the food, not the ambience.

Visited for a business lunch and enjoyed the food very much - and thought the service was excellent. We had the 5 course menu (£50 per head) and were all completely stuffed afterwards. The prawns and scallops were a particular highlight and whilst this wasn't the best Japanese food I've ever tasted, it was certainly one of the better Japanese restaurants I've visited.

Best Japonese restaurant in London. Finest freshly prepared sashimi and sushi, an amazing sake selection and wonderful seaweed salad. Try the salmon and advocaco inside out rolls. Amazing! The eel don is the best I've ever had. Tempura can be a bit hit and miss.

定食にも値段で数種類あり、好き嫌いで選べばよいのですが、値段が上がれば内容もグレードアップしていき、そのときの懐具合で選べます。以前、駐在していた時、みやまにはお弁当をお願いしたことがありますが、少しずついろんな種類のおかずを入れてもらいました。その時同様、どれもおいしかったです。

I took my boyfriend here for his birthday and it was a wonderful experience from beginning to end.It is immaculately clean inside,calm,muted colours and there is some traditional art on the walls.The staff were warm and friendly and did everything possible to be helpful.I had made a reservation and we were given a lovely table tucked away in the corner -perfect for a romantic evening.The food was exquisite-fresh,beautifully prepared and presented and absolutely delicious.Do not miss the tempura,seaweed. salad or black cod! We will definitely come back and we thank Miyama again for giving us a great evening.

Had the set lunch which was as good as ever - have eaten here several times and have never been disappointed. Good portions great sushi/sushimi, nice salad, fruit to finish along with really good Miso soup. What's not to like! Highly recommended!

We visited Miyama yesterday for lunch with a group of friends and the food and service were smashing as always.Many thanks and we will be back,Callum

We were there to celebrate my birthday. The ambience was pleasant and the clientele were mainly Japanese/Asian so you can't go wrong if you are looking for authentic Japanese food.It was a bit pricey though, we spent £100 for two of us.

たまに会うオーナーの女将さん、マネージャー、ウェイトレスさん達も皆さんきさくで、一人で行っても丁寧に気を使ってくれますので気兼ねなしに行けます。昼は定食がお勧め、トンカツ、焼き魚、お蕎麦＋おにぎりとか色々あります。夜は焼酎のお湯割りでお寿司、鰻の蒲焼を肴にゆったり。締めは「ミヤマ蕎麦」か茶そばに決めています。

予約せず飛び込みで行ったのですが平日夕方だったので問題なく入れました。店内はきれいで雰囲気も良く日本人店員もいるので安心ですが、すいていた割に飲み物が出てくるのが遅かったり対応は今ひとつでした。お刺身や焼き魚など魚を中心に食べたのですがふつうに美味しかったです。値段は周辺の和食レストランに比べればリーズナブルだと思います。

メイフェアで和食をいただく時にたびたび伺います。先日いただいたものは天麩羅と唐揚げ、すき焼きです。英国人の友人夫妻はお寿司を頬張っていました。日本酒の種類も比較的豊富です。店内はシンプルな和のインテリアで落ち着いて食事ができます。ロンドンの和食レストランとしてはコストパフォーマンスも良いほうだと思います。

Si mangia molto bene in questo ristorante al centro di Londra , per chi ama il cibo giapponese. Servizio lento, ma qualità davvero buona.

My boyfriend and I came into this restaurant for dinner. We were celebrating his birthday, and had never been there before, and we were both absolutely delighted with the entire experience.From the moment we arrived, we loved the quiet layout of the restaurant. It was beautiful and the staff were friendly and kind. We ordered a bottle of prosecco to celebrate the occasion, and we had a gentleman come over and pour it for us (proper champagne service) and he was also very friendly.Throughout dinner (we had the 5 course meal), we had a variety of servers who came over to make sure we were OK, and we had our plates taken away and our new meals come out almost instantly. Everything was amazing and delicious. As a main, my boyfriend had the steak, and he said it was the best tasting steaks (and best cooked) that he had ever had. On top of that, I had the teriyaki salmon, which was absolutely incredible and delicious.To top it all off, the gentleman in the beginning (who had poured our prosecco) remembered me saying that it was my boyfriend's birthday, and he brought over our dessert with a candle in it for him: incredibly thoughtful!!Even on our way out, the entire staff were waiting and saying happy birthday and goodbye to us. I have never had such a wonderful experience in ANY restaurant before, and would definitely recommend Miyama to anyone. Everything was absolutely perfect, and considering this was such an important occasion for my boyfriend and me, it made all the difference.

Located in the posh Mayfair, you can not straight away see the restaurant,. It stands in between houses and looks small from outside, the name is not really visible either. But once you are inside, it is bright and roomy, with an ordinary Japanese restaurant ambience, does not look like a fine dining, but very cozy. I saw several Japanese business men dined there too, so I think it must be well kniwn to Japanese. We ordered an under stated sukiyaki, tempura moriawase, unagi teriyaki and several entrees. The taste was authentic Japanese and the unagi (eel) was fantastic, the sukiyaki was also in a perfect taste, but the tempura I think missed a bit of crispyness. The attendants are very helpful, they even allowed me to have shabu shabu sauce when I did not order it. Attendants are all Japanese. Price is a bit expensive, cause I think it's in Mayfair. Recommended.

Visited this restaurant with around 6 friends and although the food was presented nicely the amount served and price was not fair.We felt the staff was unapproachable and although they had a wireless card machine that they used with the other table they made us get up and pay at the front.It felt like the service was not the same for all the customers.I would highly recommend the salmon ( will upload a picture )

Miyama Restaurant in Mayfair and St Paul's offers the very best in Authentic Japanese Cuisine.An extensive mouth watering menu awaits in opulent surroundings, both restaurants are fantastic are easy to find using City Maps.The service, ambience and tantalising menu will have you wanting to return to Miyama time and time again.

Eating here again was a joy - I took my girlfriend along this time and we both merrily ploughed through the delightful 5 course set dinner.Some might find the dining area to be somewhat bland and during our visit there was an Andrew Lloyd-Webber song stuck on perpetual repeat but what really counts for me is that the food is refreshingly good and fair value.You can be confident of enjoying your meal here and I can hardly wait for the next time.

ロンドンの中心部にいて、和食が食べたくなったときに便利な日本食屋さんです。ランチ、ディナーともに10ポンド強で定食が食べられます。20ポンド程度出せばお刺身やお寿司も。もちろん日本の定食屋、和食屋さんに比べれば値段・質ともにかなわないかもしれませんが、普通においしいです。またロンドンでお手ごろでいただける和食は少ないので、重宝すると思います。場所はSt paulから徒歩数分、地下のため少し入りづらいかもしれませんが、中に入れば広々としており、店員の方も親切です（多くが日本人です）。６－１０名程度の個室も数室あり、グループでの食事もしやすいと思います。

Very good sushi. Great selection and service. Awesome presentation. One of my favourite restaurants in London. My regular for sushi when I crave raw fish.

Incredible - I have been going to this restaurant for many years. Never again. After we booked AND confirmed a reservation for a family party we received a rude telephone call two hours before to say that they had overbooked and there was no table. No apology or explanation.I have never before had this happen at ANY restaurant.

Miyama spoilt our evening by overbooking and then canceling at the last minute. Rude staff did not even have the decency to apologize.

- centrally located in Mayfair, next to "Greenpark" (tube station)- location is simple (as it is most times in Japanese restaurants)- staff was very friendly, however shy and partly totally beginners- offering: cold appetizers (edamame, tofu salad,..), hot appetizers (yakitori, gyouza,..), soups, sashimi, tempura, fish and meat dishes as well as assorted sushi- edamame (3.80 GPB), big portion- assorted sashimi (19 GBP), very tasty- black cod misoyaki (19.20 GBP), pretty small portion for the price and no side dishes (e.g. rice); however, fish was nice- avocado roll (3.20 GBP); prawn tempura roll (5.50 GBP) were tasty as well(- since the waitress did not understand the English language very well - we had to show the Japanese writing on the menu to her - they brought prawn tempura (hot appetizer) and not prawn tempura roll (sushi)) - we had this position on the bill in the end!!- we paid all in 71.66 GBP (incl. the tempura we did not order) and the restaurant chef was not really friendlyConclusion: Fish/Sushi was good, service could be better, chef was unfriendly and charged the prawn tempura we did not order (and therefore it was 10 GBP too expensive for us)!

Was somewhat put off by the entrance but once seated the staff were attentive and more importantly the good was superb.With four of us we had spicy tuna, vegetable tempura, soft shelled crab & dumplings. The food was all wonderful.This restaurant also has a large selection of sake which a number of my companions enjoyed.This is definitely a Japanese restaurant I will be returning to when in London.

Interior needed work. A fresh coat of paint and etc. Food was ok, but nothing I would rave about, except for the tuna belly.

Great great food, good price. Wish I'd been in a position to have the tasting menu. Service wasn't as sharp as it could be and sitting upstairs the ambience was missing a little. But the black cod....sublime.

I have alternated between Miyama and Kiku for a number of years. Both are around the corner from the Japanese Embassy. Both pride themselves on great sushi. My vote goes to Kiku more often than not.Having just returned to Miyama for a business lunch, I would make the following critical comments:Ambiance: a major construction site now faces the entrance. The reverberations of digging and drilling will likely continue for the next year. Not exactly a Zen atmosphere. The interior also feels a bit tired compared to the lighter and crisper style of Kiku. The bathroom is also pretty depressing. Service was also not up to scratch today. Simple example, I arrived early and was the only person in the restaurant. No one offered me anything on arrival; I had to seek out the waitress for a simple green tea. Bottom line: Kiku gets my vote. Nobu also stands out.

Visited this restaurant in January for my birthday and found it to be perfect. The staff were very professional and welcoming. The quality of the food was excellent and I would also say reasonably priced, as the bill came to about £65 for the two of us including drinks (no dessert). Service from the kitchen was fast - we ordered a lot of dishes and yet somehow we were in and out of the restaurant within an hour.The main highlight is that the food is quite varied and unique. If you are a bit adventurous then you will be rewarded by the experience.

Nice Sushi and Sashimi for a nice relaxing lunch (better if later missing the main mob of people) - a little pricey, but you can go for the happy hour option just slightly after work too.

The quality of the food here is truly exceptional, not perhaps the innovation you would expect at Nobu, Dinings or Korubuta, but it is rock solid time after time. Miyama is badly in need of redecorating and the menu seems unchanged over the years but I absolutely love this place. I love that the staff barely speak English, I love that despite well over a hundred visits i have never met anyone from my office. I love that i am not tired of the menu.Top picks are the Dobin Mushi, the Yoshinagawa sake, the lunch set menu and the Kotubuki from the dinner menu - a selection of their best sushi. Ask if they have uni (sea urchin) which hasn't been available for a while. Miyama is exceptional value and usually half the clientele are Japanese, which must be a good sign.

Superb food, excellent service, lovely music and serene atmosphere. If you want a lovely evening with your better half and love Japanese food, this restaurant is for you.

Although I am male, I do have opinions. My wife have stronger opinions and I share them. When she wants to eat Japanese or Thai, I research, find and book the place, but ultimately, her first experience dictastes whether we go back or not. 95% of the time, we don't.Miyama Japanese Restaurant in Mayfair London is conveniently off Piccadilly, in a quiet street, stylishly decorated in a blend of Japanese and Modern Art. I am getting to it,... the Food is wonderful. This describes aptly the look and tastes of the food magically appearing on our table once we order our favourite dishes. When we entertain our friends and visitors, we can add and try a few more dishes; and the food and the service never lets us down. It is high class but not overly pricey. Well I am definitely not rich, but for the special occasions and gatherings, it is well worth it.Our favorite dishes are soft shell crab, the tea pot soup, steamed egg (may be off menu but on request will always be served), the Kaisen Salad (interesting textures of salads and seaweeds), to name but a few.

ランチタイムとディナーに行きました。雰囲気は素敵ですし、お味もしっかり和食です。庶民の私にとってはやはりお値段はお高め。接待や、外国人のお友達が和食を食べたい時には連れていきたいなと思います。

The only reason I am not putting an excellent rating at this restaurant is the very slow service and the lack of air ventilation. The food was amazing, everything we tried was excellent but I highly recommend the sushi, it's one of the best I have ever tried. But the staff hardly understood english and it did take forever to be understood and served. And although it was a fine cool night, inside the restaurant we were sweating.

What a lovely restaurant! Food was outstanding and I can't wait to go back. We had the five course set menu, all of it was great and good value. Would highly recommend this place if you want good Japanese food!

Went here for my birthday, we had the sukiyaki which was cooked for us at the table. Quite pricey but a very nice authentic restaurant.

We booked to have an early dinner as had been to a matinee, the food was absolutely fantastic. We shared the special sashimi platter which was amazing, we also had the tempura special followed by the salt cod and the teriyaki beef. It all tasted superb. Because we were there so early there wasn't much of an atmosphere but would definitely go back for the food.