Moshi Moshi in City of London, Westminster

You can almost forget that you're in a train station. I chose to eat at a table instead of the bar. But the food was great.

Amazing customer service and such helpful nice servers. Made our day.

Such an amazing find hidden in Liverpool Street. Authentic, reasonably priced, amazing location. The staff are SO so friendly, attentive and welcoming. You can sit at their traditional sushi belt or have a table. Something for everyone !

This is arguably one of London's most cyberpunk restaurants. At least, that's why I come here. Japanese food, neon, exposed pipes and ducts inside, open late, and based inside a train station. Ask nicely for a booth and you can look over seven or so trains at once coming in and out of Liverpool Street. I visit every few years, order a sashimi set and a flask of hot sake, and reflect on who and what has been coming and going from my life. If a lot has been happening I might also go for dessert. The food is uncomplicated and perfect. Classic sushi served beautifully without fuss or pretension. Simple and fresh ingredients, the same sashimi I imagine has been eaten in Japan since the 8th century. You cannot go wrong with anything you order here. It's more a waystation for me than a restaurant. A personal touchstone and place of contemplation. I have been eating here like this and previously in the Brighton branch for decades now. There is a sad story about separation and falling out with the Brighton branch. I don't want to dwell on it, that would be impolite. But it serves as a kind of psychic echo and backdrop to my own thoughts about friends and lovers I have known and lost throughout my life. R, C, M, M and J. I have remembered you all so fondly here, eating tuna and watching trains come and go. I miss you and love you all. Sometimes I see a couple parting or a family reuniting on a platform, and I think of us. 光陰矢のごとし. You are in my heart, always.

Pleasantly surprised by this restaurant, was looking for something that was decent (expectations based on Hong Kong and Japan) and it was good. Would recommend a try for those who are craving Japanese

¿Qué puedo decir que la comida, el servicio y el ambiente eran todos de primera clase. Nada era demasiado problema para el personal. Nos sirvieron con una sonrisa y nos comprobaron una y otra vez. Limpiaron los platos sin que se los pidiéramos y estos pequeños toques hicieron una gran diferencia. Pedí el jugo de zanahoria y jengibre, estaba divino y las bebidas de mi hija también estaban a la par. Pedimos 2 sopas de miso, 2 porciones del maki de aguacate, 1 gyoza vegetal, 1 aguacate y pan de sésamo, junto con dos currys de katsu vegetal como nuestro principal. Cada bocado era delicioso, por decir lo menos. Muchas gracias por una experiencia tan memorable y sin duda volveremos. Esto es realmente una joya oculta

Locale defilato, dentro la stazione dei treni. Personale cortese e attento. Sushi freschissimo e piatti cotti ottimi, la frittura era veramente leggera. Prezzi nella media londinese, molto consigliato!

Really nice and friendly staff and atmosphere, great food.

I don't recommend the stuff off the conveyor belt, just order off the menu.

Really enjoyed it, will be back! Gave 2 stars for the atmosphere because they allowed a other client to be on a business call throughout the duration of our visit, which was very annoying.

Excellent conveyor belt/kaizen sushi. I loved the salmon nigiri and the spicy tuna sashimi. Service was super attentive and always came with a smile. We spent around £75 (inc. service charge) for two people. 4 stars because the shrimp nigiri felt a little dry (would give 4.5 but can't).

Love coming here. Great sushi and really good prices. Also cool having a birdseye view of the trains 🚂

Very good Japanese restaurant at a reasonable price. They have a great selection of sushi sets for takeaway so if you need to grab something quick to eat it is ideal. A hidden gem in Liverpool street station.

I ordered online for picking up at 12:15. I arrived 15 minutes early at 12:00 and I asked can I get the sushi box which exists plenty in the counter. The lady asked me to wait until 12:15 and then many customers just walked in and pay for the same sushi box. Till 12:15 when I went to ask again, the lady grabbed one random box in the counter and handed to me. This is so ridiculous and when I asked why she said some excuse that she thought my order is some hot food. What a waste of 15 minutes. Please be professional if you are facing customer when you are working.

What a wonderful find in Liverpool Street Station! Food was delicious, and considering the location I thought prices were reasonable. We had 2 mains, 2 desserts, 1 sashimi platter, 2 sides and 2 drinks and it came up to £90. I was also really impressed by the staff for remembering it was my friend’s birthday, and putting candles on the dessert! (The “Happy Birthday” candle was our addition though). My favourite dish was probably the curry udon with vegetable tempura. The black cod was delicious but the portion was small - not unfair, considering it was only approx £8 on the menu & a starter size item.

This place is beautiful and the views were just the best. The food was incredible... Some of the best tasting dishes I've had in London. The price is pretty spicy, so I'd only be able to afford come here on special occassions. But with it when I can! Brilliant rooftop as well. Summer is going to be brilliant place to spend there

Unfortunately, we didn't have food here. But the wine was amazing! And not too pricey either👍🏽.

I get a takeout literally 3 times a week from here. 1st class!

Visited on a Thursday lunchtime. We wanted to sit at the kaiten revolving sushi counter but there wasn’t space so they seated us at a table briefly and then moved us as soon as there was space. My children ate from the revolving counter and I had the lunch menu at £18 for an appetiser of sashimi and katsu curry donburi. We also had ankimo, crispy prawn heads and gyoza from the a la carte menu. The sushi chefs made us a special little bonus of salmon tataki lollipop nigiri. Awesome - stuffed!

Great sushi place: the have ready made options during lunchtime and do takeaway after that with perfect speed!

Avoid if you don’t want to get a food poisoning.

A good friend of mine ate here last week and got severe food poisoning from the mixed sushi platter. Avoid.

I got very bad food poisoning from this place. Dont trust the takeaway counter as its not refrigerated and they keep old / out of date food on the counter.

Had the loveliest lunch ever. Very well priced, this small stylish restaurant is a real hidden gem. Will 100% come again!

Conveyor sushi bar.fresh quality fish and nice selection. Pricier than average due to location in financial district. Friendly staff.

Great sushi, friendly staff, interesting atmosphere, love it…

Truly a hidden gem in Liverpool station overlooking the trains. Surprisingly good food with a really interesting vibe. I'll be going again

Found this hidden gem when walking around Liverpool Street station. Had a lovely lunch and all the staff were friendly and welcoming. We ordered the sashimi plater and sushi platter, all the food are fresh and well prepared. Strongly recommend it to anyone that is interested in authentic Japanese food.

It's a kaiten sushi restaurant 🍣 happy with my takeaway lunch today

I’ve never left a review anywhere despite being a foodie but I just had to with this place. I’m also a huge sushi fan and this Moshi Moshi made it to one of the worst sushi I’ve ever had. When the food came out, I didn’t even bother to take pictures because it didn’t look that appetizing to begin with. I also couldn’t even finish the 3 dishes that I ordered because it was THAT bad. Sad to say that I got food poisoning the day after. Details below I sat by the kitchen where I can see the sushi chefs prepping. The tempura used in the sushi was COLD. It’s been fried and sat out in this container for ages. The seaweed was STALE. I took a bite of my sushi and almost wanted to spit it out: imagine cold tempura with stale seaweed for your sushi. Disgusting I’m not someone to not finish their food, at the least I will take the leftovers home. This food tasted so bad that I could not keep eating I voiced my feedback to the worker and the most they could do was take off the service charge of £5. The next morning I felt sick and threw up. I got food poisoning from this place!! I will never return here, the food is pricey for what it is. I had such a bad experience here please avoid

Busy little sushi restaurant with views out over Liverpool station platform. Tucked away above the station this is a good hidden gem in the area. We had an exceptional lunch, with friendly service and very surprising value for money for the level of sushi we received. Some of the tables may be a little cramped which is due to them trying to make the best of the space they have, but the coziness is also part of the charm!

Went in for a quick lunch to check quality on belt. I ended up only having 2 plates. It was just ok however the shari did not taste of much at all and the roll could have been better. Would not return.

Excellent, genuine sushi in a very fun setting with windows facing the train tracks. Service was spot on as well.

Very good sushi/sashimi place with authentic taste. I’d love to taste Cyawan Mushi where I cannot taste anywhere in London. If they have it then it is a true Japanese restaurant. They run out of Albacore so next time, I’d love to have it.

Good food. Service standard depends on individual server. Omakase Shashimi and Sushi is highly recommended, so is the miso cod.

The sushi and sashimi are good and fresh. The curry is up to standard as well. I’m surprised they hv carousel for sushi. The staff told me that they are the first restaurant having sushi carousel in UK. I really like it! The location is great, it’s just on the 2nd floor of Liverpool street station!

Best sushi place in the area in terms of quality/price. Tried both sitting in and take away, and quality is always there ! Slightly more expensive than itsu but 10x better!

I must have started going to MMS around 1999. ... remember when the dining space was rearranged from the former to the current plan. Lots of memories associated with the place. The food was consistently of excellent quality. An added benefit is an opportunity to people watch. Busier at lunchtime, the place is quieter after hours; nice to have a wind-down dinner after a day at a City office.

Amazing, fresh selection of expertly prepared Japanese sushi, sashimi & hot dishes; along with a nice selection of desserts. Authentic Japanese drinks & accompaniments. Conveniently located in Liverpool Street Station - tucked away, round the corner, behind M&S. A real diamond in the rough. Seated dining for a traditional meal experience or seats around the sushi convey belt for a quicker meal.

Since the re opening of the dine in moshi moshi,my wife and I dined in before our much anticipated night out to see Ricky Gervais, Having both lived in Japan we knew sushi here is different but this place has changed ,the fish is cut so thin you can see thru it some plates only come with one piece when challenged the staff say due to cost ,but the price has jumped 30 % since my last visit and portions got smaller,even the te maki (hand rolls ) have shrunk 50%, so £100 spent one green tea and one small beer , then into shake shack after the theater to eat again

Fantastic food. Super fresh, super tasty and charming staff serve some of the best Japanese food. Terrific location if you are passing through Liverpool Street station. I really wish I hadn’t walked passed this place so many times.

I just think for the price, location and taste it’s a no brainer and worth a visit. The staff are so friendly. It’s never that busy so you always get served and the food is halal. The food is reasonably priced and decent portion sizes. So close to Liverpool Street station

Very nice place. Great interior design. Delicious food. One of the best chicken Katsu curries I've tried.

TLDR - OKAY quality for takeaway, TERRIBLE value-for-money to eat in… For £30 pp - recommend MIKAYA (5 mins walk - other side of Liverpool Street station) ——— I have been a long standing customer of Moshi Moshi’s takeaway sushi and bento…. But I made a COSTLY MISTAKE eating in. I walked in seated at the convey belt. Only 3 raw fish nigiri selection at the time (yellowtail, salmon & tuna) and fish didn’t look fresh (from my eyes trained eating raw fish growing up in 🇦🇺). I had 2 plates of not very fresh yellow tail from the conveyor belt selection. Feeling hangry, I had no choice but to order other dishes hoping for a fuller stomach. With no menu offered at the seat, i thought to myself - luckily I took a picture of the menu stuck out front and orders the scattered chirashi bowl (marked £9.6 on the menu). Scattered bowl arrived - got me off guard like a scatter cat….. It came only with the same 3 not-so-fresh-fish, but more unfortunately, some strangely pickled white radish that took up 50% of the bowl, along with some pepper and browned salad leaf (??) which were inedible. This is the strangest bowl of japanese chirashi ever, but at £9.6 - I get what I paid for, I thought. The worst is yet to come - when I was paying, I realise that it was £17. They said It was not clearly marked on the shop front menu I said, met only by a smile of nonchalant by the cashier. I was more hangry leaving the shop before entering…. I wished I spent the money in Mikaya for less money and higher quality.

To be honest its department store quality sushi, which wouldnt be an issue if they charged department store prices. Save your money and have food at the millions of other places near liverpool street. 3 stars because quantity was good.

Perfect takeaway lunch options, you'll have to go far and wide to beat this.

Nice Sushi - Menu could do with having pictures though - We weren't sure what anything looked like until it arrived. Prices reasonable but more expensive than Itsu. Nice service.

Very poor quality. Not recommended

Great restaurant. Friendly staff and good food.

For the food quality, service and price, Moshi Moshi is an average 3 out of 5. It’s got a lot of things going for it but simply doesn’t deliver the experience you’d expect. When ordering, the waiter having to ask the chef if there was 3-kinds of sashimi available was a red flag (this was on a Thursday at around 7pm). The sashimi that arrived was dismal for £16. Moreover during the dining experience, a dish was mixed up and another never came. The staff were busy and trying their best. Waiter provided enthusiastic service and was proactive in resolving the mixups. The grilled yellow tail cheek was good and so were the soft shell crab and salmon skin hand rolls. Rest of the sushi was average although the hint of scallion / ginger garnish on the mackerel was an authentic touch. The faux unagi is not my cup of tea - why they don’t serve real unagi and tuna is good for the earth but bad for business. My advice to the restaurant would be to simplify the menu and be more open to the sourcing of ingredients. Ditch the sake warming jug which makes the 130ml hot sake serving become a lackluster experience (comes literally half full) and a heavier than necessary burden for staff. Consider getting an Asahi draft dispenser in a visible area - ditch the Kirin, Asahi, Sapporo options on the menu, especially if they aren’t in stock. The location and view from this restaurant is quite special. Hope it can improve and succeed. Update: ended up getting diarrhea after eating here. First time at a sushi place in London. Not good.

Restaurante chiquitito dentro de la estación de Liverpool St. La comida está buenísima, y el personal muy atento en todo momento, te aconseja sobre qué pedir.

Visited on a Thursday evening, the restaurant was fairly busy, inside Liverpool Street station and convenient if you are staying nearby, restaurant is nicely set out and good design. Service was very good with the waitress helloing with suggestions and food was served quickly and was of good quality with a decent selection of both Sushi and cooked dishes and prices were very reasonable, would thoroughly recommend eating here and will be back next time I am in the area.

Quality foods, overall great! Another delicious place in liverpool street

The chef has used his bare hand to make Nigiri and plunge the sink at the same time! I doubt if this is up to hygiene standard. The food taste is alright.

It's OK. They became expensive and they are not that generous with portions. Go there if you ate not hungry. If you are it is going to cost you a fortune.

Highly impressed with both the quality and freshness of the sushi as well as the value. Really great sushi and no one in the vicinity should have to go to Yo Sushi when the value and quality is much much better here. The restaurant is also a really nice setting and ambience which is surprising to have such a gem within Liverpool Street Station, Highly recommended!

Japanese restaurant run by a Japanese family. Service is amazing! Food is cooked and flavoured to perfection. Decorated in an creative and elegant way. Even though it is in a train station, it is surprisingly soundproof. Could not recommend more highly.

This place is a real disappointment. A very limited selection of plates on the sushi train. No sashimi plates on the sushi train at all. And the urimaki rolls are rasor-thin - for example, 2 very thin salmon and avocado urimaki for £3.50. Absurdly poor value when compared to the generous portions for the same price at Kulu Kulu (for example), and even compared to pricier joints like Youmi at Selfridges. And why put wasabi in the Nigiri when you can add it if you want it? If you don't want wasabi, you're stuck. Any Youmi place is better than this.

Very fresh delicious sushi. The staff were very helpful when I had a train to catch and let me take leftovers away in a nice box. I will visit again!

The best, authentic sushi and sashimi by far in London! An added plus is that all fish is sourced sustainably amd the prices are very reasonable. We love the other Japanese dishes like tempura and the seasonal menu! Staff are always very friendly and helpful! もしもしが好きです！

One of my favourite restaurants. High quality food and the service is lovely! Everyone welcomes you with a smile on their face. Amazing design :)

I went with a friend and we went for a set menu where we had sashimi, miso soup, salad and a main of sushi. The sashimi was pretty good actually. The miso soup and salad are pretty standard stuff nothing special. The reason I am rating this so low is that you can't call yourself a sushi restaurant when the sushi is that bad. The rice is off, it doesn't have the right taste, maybe a lack of vinegar. I think the restaurant commits to locally sourced fish but since the rice is already off, it tastes completely un-Japanese. To be fair to the restaurant, the location is gorgeous overlooking the station and the service is decent but if you've ever had sushi in Asia, don't order the sushi here.

I must have passed this restaurant located on the mezzanine floor of Liverpool Street station numerous times over the past 4 years since my discovery, always admiring the impressive oval wooden seating area that appears to be levitating on top of a bed of white pebbles. And after putting it on mental checklist of 'I must try this place someday' I finally dined in here today, mainly because it was raining and we didn't want to step out of the station. Plus they are taking part in the Eat Out To Help Out scheme. And after going through our substantial meal of edamame beans, miso Soup, sushi platters, chicken Teriyaki, rice & pickles, I did regret not eating here sooner. I have really craved Japanese cuisine during lockdown, unable to recreate the authentic flavours at home. And this place hit all the right notes, taking it's place in my top 3 Japanese restaurants in London.I was pleasantly surprised by the quality & freshness of the food including their strong environmental stance. Some people might find the food pricy but I have personally feel that this place offers value for money given the high quality of ingredients. I also discovered today that this restaurant has been around since 1994 & was the 1st of its kind to have Japanese food on a conveyor belt. It has truly stood the test of time. Plus I was amazed at how spacious it really is on the inside. I almost forgot that I was dining inside a station! If you enjoy good Japanese food and care about ethical/sustainable farming, then this place is for you. Service on the other hand was average and the servers could have been a little more attentive. And this why I gave my review a 4 star.

One of the best Katsu Currys in London. Nice ambiance.

One of the best sushi places I've been to. The food is excellent, as is the service. The sushi bar is comfortable and has a good atmosphere, and you can also sit at tables overlooking platform 1, and watch the trains come and go.

Was OK, but nothing paritcualrly special.

My first sushi experience and didn’t disappoint! Pricey, but 10/10 for food, drinks and service. At Liverpool Street train station but doesn’t detract from the restaurant experience ...

Smart it isn’t but the quality and value of the food more than makes up for drab surroundings on the mezzanine floor above London Liverpool Station. If you sit at the counter you can select individual dishes under bubble domes from the conveyer belt, price determined by the colour of the plate. You can watch the dishes being meticulously prepared. There is also a menu of cold and hot dishes from the kitchen. The Nasu Dengaku, baked aubergine with miso paste, was unctuous. My soft shell crab tempura was generous in size, a perfect balance of crisp on the outside, soft and delicious on the inside.

Never been to this restaurant before and after reading the reviews on Google, I decided to try it as I absolutely love sushi - though we all know not all Japanese restaurants in the UK do it right nor their ingredients are fresh etc. They offer a variety of seafood, fish, sushi and sashimi, which are at a reasonable price for their quality. I was so surprise/happy to see they offer uni sea urchin sushi (a set of 2 for £8), not all sushi places do uni but Moshi Moshi does it perfectly, tasted fresh and full of flavour!! I had to order another set before I got the bill - the staff Emily was very kindly to specially request the chef to make it right away, so that I had enough time to catch the train! Her kindness had fortunately made my day, and I will definitely return more often now I found this gem! Although I found the Salman roe a bit salty, the scallops were so tender and the portion of rice underneath was perfect!! Ahhhh, why couldn't I discover Moshi Moshi earlier!

I've always enjoyed coming to Moshi Moshi, and last night's visit was to celebrate their 25th birthday with a tuna & wine pairing dinner! Overflowing with a 7-course meal, the food is so freshly cooked, it's impressive and really tasty. Big fan of Moshi Moshi and definitely coming back again.

Awesome! Went there tonight - Moshi Moshi was my friend’s choice and she was so right! Lovely interior, just above the railway lines. The service was not too rushed which was great as we didn’t want to feel like in a fast food restaurant. The food was lovely. I had a set menu with sashimi, chicken teriyaki and miso soup. This was followed by a dessert platter. Everything was really yummy. We will be back!

The sushi was excellent with a range of choice. The location can seem a little off putting when you realise it's inside the station but don't let it fool you, you don't even notice once you get in the door. I didn't see a list of what was on the conveyor, that would have been nice. You can watch the chef's prepare the food, which tastes wonderfully fresh and it's good quality sushi.

The sushi bar overlooks the train platforms and is beautifully decorated in traditional Japanese style. The staff and very friendly and service is quick. It is not the cheapest of places but the delicious food is worth it. There is also a great bar in the middle, great for business meetings.

We've been here again, and always is amazing, the food, the costumer service and the environment. This time who served us was Martina, she is really polite and helpful. Me and my wife loved.

This is a cool place and it's weird eating inside a station. My friend and I shared the meat platter which was just ok and not much of it. For mains my friend had one of the sushi sets and I had their winter special of the nanban chicken. Food was just ok. Very expensive for what it was. Service was good but I think slow as they didn't have enough staff.

Visted here twice recently and was impressed by the service and the food which was really good both times. Had the cocktail with ginger which was not to my liking but was tasty and well prepared. Will revist and would recommend.

Siamo arrivate qui quasi per caso.. stupide di essere entrate alla stazione e temendo il peggio.. in realtà il ristorante è bellissimo con vista sulla stazione ma anche con zone intime e riparate.. l’ambiente era tranquillo, forse perché a tarda sera, il servizio ottimo e veloce..prezzi medi..Ottima soluzione se si è in zona

Simply delicious food , service and company - an all round experience I wish to replicate again and again!From the moment you step in the door you are warmly greeted and shown to the sushi bar or private tables!Service excellent and helpful!A delicious menu where you are spoilt for choice - I was joined by my son whose office is next door!We enjoyed a Seafood prawn tempura to start perfectly crisp and cooked fresh fish and followed by a Sushi Set range of fish dishes beautifully presented.I had a few Sapporo beers as well - delicious and chilled too!I cannot wait to return - thank you so much again -a wonderful experience! Continued richly deserved success!

Love the conveyor belt sushi ! Our favourite sushi. A must if you at Liverpool Street station and hungry and love sushi!

Fresh made sushi and rice bowls, tasty, reasonable prices.

Buen sushi y precios decentes escondidos en una estación de tren.

Este lugar está casi escondido dentro de la estación de Liverpool Street. . . no en la vía pública para todos.

Who would have thought of a good sushi place in a train station

Food quite nice and nice atmosphere

I was there with my parents and a friend. The service was great and the waitress was perfectly friendly. The décor was classy and the tables were comfortable. We ordered the starter set, a sushi platter, a vegetable tapas set, a tonkotsu set and two maki rolls. Both the starter set and the vegetable tapas set were excellent. The fish on the sushi was fresh, but the rice was subpar. I will definitely go again.

I had a great time with my friends. We chose the Kamakura set which was delicious and filling. I enjoyed the black cod and sashimi so much. Join Moshi Moshi membership and you can get a free hamper for your birthday.

Great food, very authentic no tasty. It is expensive working around £25 per person. Nice atmosphere and good service.

I always love the fresh sushi here. It all good quality and sustainable.

Visited for dinner, great menu, very fresh food, well prepped and excellent service. Deep fried prawn heads were a new one, very umami and worth a try. All round would def make the effort to revisit, bit of the beaten path, but I that adds to the experience. Will def revisit.

Nice takeaway food, a bit on the greasy side

A nice sushi place. Kind of difficult to find, as is situated inside the Liverpol train station. We made a booking online, at the time of arrival they were just oppening. The staff vas very helpfull, giving on sugestions and knowing how to present their menu. The sushi were delicious, we ordered another portion after the first sharing experience. The drinks were Japanese and international as well. There is the possibility to “take away ”. Overall a nice sushi experience.

Given all that is going on in the block, this survivor remains an under sung hero.

Went for lunch with a colleague for the first time in a while. The place is run down, upholstery coming through and bits of the conveyer missing. So now I’m wondering what else isn’t being maintained. I’ve been coming here more or less since it opened so it’s like seeing an old friend deteriorating.

This place has a lovely ambient and the staffs are very friendly. The food is fresh and tasty. Nice for a get together with friends.

We popped in here after work. The sashimi set was generous with lovely thick slices. Teriyaki beef was juicy and tender though sweet potato fries were a little cold. Soft shell crab tempura wonderful. Surreal to find such great cuisine in a train station overlooking platform 1. One of the amazing things about living in London!

Most people know this wording even if they don't know any other Japanese words. So a good marketing name. You will go here for the brilliant cook serving a good Japanese cuisine. A little noisy for business lunch. Do not miss the icecream...

Been to Moshi dozens of times. Frank who is one of the waiters will take great care of you. The service is impeccable and the food even better. Located on the second floor of the Liverpool train station, this restaurant is a most for either lunch or dinner. You will not be disappointed.

Este no es el Itsu o Wasabi - es bueno y sashimi sushi de calidad y, en consecuencia, tienes que pagar.

Such a shame as a big fan of this long standing restaurant and what founder Caroline set out to achieve

So the place is nice, casual, in the station. The view over the trains is not the best as the station is quite dirty, it is nice as casual sushi place but nothing more