Nambu-tei in City of London, Westminster - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

A short walk from Regents Park, and tucked away in an arcade near Baker Street tube. Calm and comfortable small restaurant with excellent sushi and sashimi in the bento boxes which we ordered. Intend to visit again when next passing through.

Está algo escondido, pero es buenísimo! Un lugar frecuentado casi exclusivamente por japoneses! Comida muy buen y precio medio!! Sin duda si te gusta la comida japonesa, este es tu sitio!!

Happy to see that the owner is Japanese and quite a few Japanese customers when we dined here. However, we were disappointed with the quality of sashimi and maki, although they were at great value. We had a sashimi set, some slices were tough to chew. The uni (sea urchins) were bitter and "melted", but not inedible. Maki were underwhelming.We saw many people were having hot food and bentos, perhaps that's what they do best. Their sukiyaki looks great value compared to other places, might go back and try that. Decor was dated, but service was friendly and efficient.

Really enjoyed the food here, very tasty, nice selection. Good green tea too. Food arrived relatively promptly, thank you! I'm a happy returning customer.

The first time I tried this restaurant was more than 10 years ago and it's always a pleasure to go back and taste some delicious japanise specialty. The sashimi is great as well as the Black cod, truly magnificent. This is a typical japanese restaurant, quite hidden actually, within an arcade passage, minimalistic and essential and genuine japanese kitchen. You will always find many japanese expats having dinner here. Prices are in the range for this type of restaurants, but you won't be disappointed by the quality.

Went for three set lunches which weren’t great value for money. Grilled mackerel was just about okay at £11 but the pork cutlet and eel had huge portion of rice but hardly any ingredients. Good service though.

Vinimos aquí para una cena temprana antes de una actuación en el Regents Park Open. Teatro al aire. Hubo una bienvenida muy amable y nos quedamos impresionados con el estilo y la decoración del lugar que nos recordó nuestros viajes en Japón.Probamos una selección de platos que incluyen sashimi, tempura, berenjena, un plato de katsu y todos parecían auténticos y sabrosos.Nosotros definitivamente lo recomendamos.

ランチでトンカツ定食、うなぎ丼、ハマチの刺身とサーモン巻きを注文しました。味は全てロンドンレベルの和食、と言った感じ。この味でこの値段、お値段高めと思いました。お味噌汁が美味しくなかったのは残念。

Pretty good restaurant where there wasn’t anything unique about it, but served some pretty good food. Their sushi was very good though

Went with my wife during work lunch and saw this jewel of a restaurant tucked in the arcade shops. The restaurant reminded me of Tokyo! Amazing food and very genourous portions. Will definetly visit again! Thank you

This is a hidden gem: good food and so fresh. Service was a bit slow and at times shambolic though... but worth trying.

Met my kids at Baker Street whilst visiting London and we stumbled across Nambu Tei which is in a small arcade on the opposite side of Baker Street right across from the station.

隣国に住んで半年強。和食が恋しくなり出張の合間に寄らせて頂きました。

I was passing and stopped for a slightly late lunch. The goyoza bento was great value and very filling. Tea was free, look forward to visiting again.

당시 홈즈 박물관 근처를 돌면서 우연히 발견하게 된 일식당으로, 오픈 시간이 되자마자 손님들이 꽤 많이 들어선 식당이어서 인상이 남았음.

This place has gone really downhill. Went tonight with my sister for a meal. Sushi rice was dry, cold and hard. Maybe it was leftovers from lunch. Really disappointed!

I stumbled across this restaurant while walking from Marylebone to baker Street!!

A coté de Mme Tussaud dans la halle attenante à Baker street, un restaurant japonais.

I am never disappointed when I frequent this restaurant. Great staff, great valued food and it's fresh. Highly recommended for all occassions!!!

Pequeño lugar, uno que fácilmente puede perderse desde el exterior.

Have been here several times in the last few years and always been pleased. While service is average, they do cook sukiyaki and hot pot at the table, and offer very good quality sushi and an unusually wide variety of hot and cold dishes. My go to place when looking for a quality comfort food place.

Fuimos a almorzar con un cliente y ambos disfrutamos nuestra comida. Tuve un sushi y tempura bento (el arroz no se había acabado) y el tempura era crujiente, lo que a menudo puede ser un problema.

empecemos por lo básico: el lugar es un poco difícil de encontrar ya que está dentro de la sala de juegos y, honestamente hablando, el ambiente no es el mejor. pero lo compensan con un servicio fantástico e incluso mejor comida, ¡vale la pena una visita!

I always have the set dinner. Love the teapot soup. Modest surrounding but just love the food. One of my favourite restaurants in London. Not so cheap but normal for sushi.

We stopped for lunch here, served by people that knew their dishes. We had 2 lunch boxes with fresh and well presented food. Highly recommended.

Unfortunately we didn't enjoy our experience at Nambu-Tei. It was quiet when we arrived and the staff were hanging around in a large group, chatting, giggling and playing on a phone. Consequently although there were a lot of staff the service was not attentive. The food was average. We ordered karaage, noodle soup with duck slices and tempura aubergine. The first 2 were just ok, edible but not particularly enjoyable. The aubergine was greasy and lacked any flavour.

우동 면도 쫄깃하고 맛있어요 런던에 한국에서 먹던거 같은 괜찮은 일식집이 많이 없는데 일본인이 하는 곳이라 그런지 여긴 그래도 나쁘지않아요 가격도 많이 비싸지 않고 메뉴도 다양하게 있어요

Nos presentaron al restaurante después de asistir a una charla sobre Japón. La entrada de NAMBU - corbata es modesto, uno tiene que entrar por un pequeño pasaje frente a Baker Street, pero la comida es excepcional. Nos trajeron el plato después de plato con pollo, pescado, berenjena y otros vegetales, tempura y albóndigas riquísimas. Cada uno tenía un sabor fresco y único. El personal era atento sin ser entrometido. Otro restaurante mi marido y yo volveré.

Délicieux petit resto caché dans une galerie tout pres des musées touristiques. La patronne nous a chaleureusement accueillis et nous avons très bien déjeuné. Excellent rapport qualité/prix. Chuuuut!

First time here, we found it whilst walking around looking for a restaurant. The food was tasty and the service was good.

We visted on a Saturday night while passing through the area after a friend recommended it. We called to book a table 15 mins before arriving (when it opens at 6pm) and it was no problem.

2月28日に初めて行きました。悪天候ではありましたが、お客さんで混雑しておりました。よほどコストパフォーマンスが良いのだろうとと思いました。いろいろなものを頼みましたが、どれも日本で食べているような錯覚をおぼえるくらい美味しいお食事でした。おかげでお酒もすすみました。しかも料金も安く再訪必至です。

Nunca piense dos veces para un almuerzo japonés con buenos amigos! El gusto de la comida, la manera en que sirven y el ambiente son muy auténtica comida japonesa. Sashimi y Sushi son muy frescos, pero siempre voy para el Bento. Bento Barbacoa anguila es mi favorito - todo en uno (frutas cortadas, sopa, plato, ensalada incluido), buena relación calidad-precio. Probablemente variedad de postre podría ser mejor pero ademas que siempre terminar el almuerzo con el estómago contento. Escondido en uno de los callejones cerca de la entrada de la estación de Baker Street, es una joya escondida.

After walking past this restaurant for a few months me and my partner have finally decided to go in and try it out and thank god we did!

Die Nahrung ist frisch und köstlich. Das Restaurant ist sehr sauber und das Personal nett.Die Preise sind sehr vernünftig.

This is a different Japanese place. Not the one that tries to create something to please the costumer, but the one who brings to you traditions, flavors and feelings from the small Japanese cities. Here you find a very simple and well decorated place, nothing...

二週間もいると流石に日本食を食べたくなり、ホームズ博物館のついでに昼食で。同行人曰く、出汁の文化の良さを改めて実感。私はカツカレー定食を注文。量が凄い！学生街の定食屋のノリです。日本と比べると、色々ありますが、ここはロンドン。十分、日本食でした。久々に温かい緑茶もありがたく。ごちそうさまでした。

Terpencil di antara toko lain di kawasan Baker Street, restoran ini memberikan pengalaman bersantap yang sangat asli Jepang. Dengan harga yang tidak terlalu mahal, anda akan mendapat kuantitas dan kualitas makanan yang tinggi. Makanannya bervariasi mulai dari sushi, aneka bento dan bakmi khas Jepang.

Siempre hemos visitado para excelente almuerzo Tei nambu bento box, así que decidí probarlo para la cena. Nos quedamos muy agradablemente sorprendidos por la excelente relación calidad-precio. El tempura udon estaba delicioso, así como los diversos entrantes que pedimos. Auténtica comida japonesa con muchos japoneses dinets, que siempre es una buena señal

Vine aquí por mi cuenta ya que abrió, después de leer un montón de buenos comentarios yo estaba emocionado. Pedí un menú fijo incluye un poco de todo. La comida era deliciosa y no está mal, pero lo bueno que esperaba por el precio de £38!

Fuimos allí para el almuerzo en la recomendación de un amigo, y me quedé impresionado por la calidad de la comida! Ambiente agradable, buen servicio y cocina japonesa completamente superlativo. Ambos pedimos el sushi sashimi + almuerzo especial, que era una excelente comida de sopa de miso, sushi y sashimi, perfectamente preparada y presentada de manera natural. La frescura y calidad del pescado, en particular me impresionó, como sashimi "adicto". ¡Sin duda volveremos!

Un tesoro escondido en la calle Baker, escondido en una galería pequeña es Nambu-Tei, un restaurante de buen tamaño que no llevar comida y sabrosas comidas.

居酒屋的な日本食レストランです。テイクアウトも出来るので、リージェントパークでピクニックのときに利用します。

The restaurant is simple but very confortable and friendly. The staff is really caring and helped me with my son's stroller and tried everything to make him confortable. The food isn't cheap but it's not very expensive either - but it sure values its price because it is delicious. I tried the sushi and they were fresh and tasteful. I also ordered the green tea and the waitress kept filling my cup! My friend which is Japanese also recommended this place!

Very clean and tasty flavours in this understated Japanese restaurant between Marylebone and Baker Street stations.The flavours seemed authentic to my uneducated palate, and this is supported by the fact that around 80% of the customers were of Japanese origin.Service was friendly and efficient.

I've eaten here perhaps 15 times and always had a lovely evening. Beautiful sushi (mackerel is particularly good) and lovely staff. It's a family run restaurant and all my family adore it.

Un voyage dans le pays du soleil levant ... que des découvertes ! Que dire d'autres ... Génial, magnifique, ...Menu dégustation sensationnel !

We visited this with some friends who were a bit sceptical as it looks a bit basic but to me it looked like Japanese restaurants do in Japan! Good choice of saki . The wine list was a bit limited but some reasonable mid range wines.The food was excellent. The tempura just right , the sushi very nice. The sukiyaki wasn't the best I have had but it was very good and there are not that many restaurants which do it. The chicken teriyaki was lovely.Overall a good experience

The sushi tastes alright and the service is good but the tuna and other fishes are definitely frozen, which is an absolut no go for a sushi restaurant! For lunch you would have to spend at least 20 pounds, which makes it quite expensive for this kind of quality. I hope they will upgrade to actual fresh fish and might consider renovating the restaurant itself.

I have eaten at Nambu tei and rated it before. I think I gave it 4 last time and stand by that this time.The location opposite Baker St tube is good.The food all tastes good - nice nigiri and maki as well as tempura. They do great bento sets if you enjoy that. The staff are friendly and service prompt.For me, as always, the only reason I give it 4 not 5 is the tired surroundings. The food is nice, they could do with decorating. Maybe that's part of the charm but I think not. If you haven't tried it I recommend you do, but for an informal meal or lunch.

This restaurant is consistently good.I usually have e a beer or 2. Asahi is available, always chilled to perfection. The tuna sashimi is a generous portion, thick cut on a flat platter. I eat at the bar counter.The miso soup is delicate, also perfect, I order 2 soups. I order a portion of Taku kimuchi it's sliced raw octopus marinated in fermented thin sliced cucumber. I've always enjoyed the simple easy approach and seamless service ending in a complimentary green tea. It's a pleasant atmosphere for a high quality meal that's quite unpretentious. If I invite friends, we usually are seated in the main restaurant area and enjoy a full Japanese menu.Please visit! You'll definitely be well satisfied.

Visited the restaurant on a Friday night. We ordered noodles and one of the plates was actually served with a METAL BOLT floating in the soup of the noodles. We luckily noticed the bolt before starting to eat and informed the waitress of the bolt, to which she offered to change the dish. A new plate of noodles was served later, this time without the metal bolt. Still wondering how a metal bolt ended up in our soup.Very bad experience.

We were happy to have discovered this great restaurant. A very diverse menu of Japanese dishes, everything we had was of excellent quality. Most guests seemed to be of Japanese origin so I assume the food really is authentic

Seriously ? When we walked under the arcade, I wasn't expecting finding such a cute and luxury japanese place ! The place look really traditional Japanese, the food taste amazing, the staff is really friendly, the price is correct for such a good quality food...! I just love it !

We really fancied Japanese food after talking about world travel and Japan being on the bucket list. Namibia-tei was a real treat, dependent on your budget about £25pp which we were happy to pay. A real hidden gem between Baker Street Marylebone. The staff were really sweet, not overbearing at all. The atmosphere was bustling with a light sound of jazz in the background. The food was so delicious. I accidentally order miso soup as this would be my choice but it's turned my expectations around. The best, what seemed to be, family run Japanese on town as far as I am concerned.The baked aubergine I usually order first trying in Kyoto - Soho (also another favourite restaurant) was better than ever, even eating the aubergine skin was a treat! Tempura wasn't greasy at all and the sauce was delicate complimenting perfectly. Gyoza's again cooked just right, not soggy or over fried. For me the sushi was ok compared to the rest but the wasabi was very spicey! The real stuff! Which I love. Also some written cute instructions on how to really enjoy sushi which was a good touch.Thank you, we will be back... soon.

A lucky find! I can now say I am lucky. Friday night after a gathering with some friends after work, myself and my partner decided to spoil ourselves going out for dinner.After some debate chose Japanese food to hit the spot.Thanks to google maps we easily found a near by a family run Japanese, to our surprise the place turned to be one of our favourite Japanese restaurants in London. And that is a big statement.From its traditional decor, warm ambiance, friendly and attentive staff and yummy food.We had a bit of everything to try it out. I had one of the specials white fish rice soup which really warmed my cockles and tasted great! All other items kept the quality of food standards high and price wise was very good only £50 for both of us including drinks and all sorts of dishes from 2 soups, sushi platter, miso aubergine, gyozas, tempura platter... loved every bite.Thank you Nambu-tei, we are coming back soon!

Been here at least 10 times and the quality is always excellent. The sushi is fresh, tasty and simple - no unnecessary complications, as has become popular (often to mask the underlying quality). The hot food is particularly hot - full of flavour and piping hot. The setting is very simple and no frills, but I like that. Highly recommend!

Had a great time. Hidden gem, walked past it everyday for 7 years when i worked in Baker Street. Had the Salmon teriyaki lunch and Gyoza dumplings, which were awesome! Would eat there again. Friendly staff and very clean.

Good sushi bar to sit solo at - which I 've done a few times. Doesn't disappoint, not cheap but no good Japanese is.

This is a very nice Japanese restaurant for lunch with good taste at very reasonable price. I have been to this place very often for lunch. Highly recommend the Unagi lunch box

Selvom omgivelserne nok ikke er super indbydende, er maden helt i top. Jeg medgiver de godt kunne have gjort mere ud af restauranten, men maden er meget god. Servicen er venlig. Rigtig god japansk mad, herunder sushi - til MEGET fornuftige priser.

お店の入口はビルに入って奥です。日本の居酒屋と同じメニューだけでなく、すき焼きやお寿司など、日本食の定番もあります。ただし、全般に味は普通で、日本の国内基準でいうと平均以下です。美味しかったのはモヤシ炒めで、日本の居酒屋と同じ味でほっとしました。お酒のメニューはかなり豊富。客層は日本人は当然いますが、現地の人も結構いる感じ。店内は日本人の考えるいわゆる和風にしてあります。価格はロンドンだけあって結構高いです。日本的には高級居酒屋並み。お寿司の味はよくなく、日本的には安いスーパーのパック寿司くらい。同じ外国でも、北米にはもっと美味しいお寿司が普通にあるのとは対称的でした。子連れOKで、子連れには抹茶ポッキーを帰りにいただきました。

日本でだったらあんまりリピートはしないなぁって感じですが、ロンドンだったらおいしいと思います。焼き魚定食などもいただけます。量がとっても多いのでお腹をすかせて行くといいと思います。カツカレーなんかもありますよ。

Ce restaurant japonais au décor minimaliste propose un large choix de plats japonais. Les prix sont plutôt élevés. Nous avons choisi les sushis. A notre goût, le riz n'est pas assez vinaigré, et pas assez collant pour que les sushis se tiennent. Les autres plats avaient l'air très bons. Le service est agréable.

I have based this review solely on the food as the décor is rather tired and what you see from the outside shouldn't put you off.My wife and I went here on a Friday after work and the place quickly filled up with Japanese businessmen, Americans, some Chinese and a couple of groups of friends and families. Fortunately we had booked a table, if we hadn't I doubt we would have got in. It is owned by an old Japanese man who is considering retiring and going back to Japan so I suggest you go soon in case it turns into one of these trendy but trendy noodle bars lacking any authenticity at all. This place is very authentic and will be a memory blast for anyone who has spent time in Japan and is used to visiting family run restaurants. It is friendly with a backdrop of tired décor and piped jazz piano tinkling away in the background.So typical of so many bars and restaurants in Japan.The food was great. I was so impressed with the unagi nigirizushi I ordered it twice. The tempura was particularly good, light, crispy and not greasy. The baby squid tempura was good too. I'd love to know where they get their edamame from because I can't get them that fresh. The menu ranges in price from a few £ for sushi to ££ for seafood which may be a little harder to find elsewhere. Service was friendly, prompt unobtrusive. I will happily go here again. For two people with a couple of beers, a coke and a couple of items ordered twice the bill was about £63. If you are in Baker Street do yourself a favour and give it a go. Downstairs they also have more seating and a tatami room.

Few days ago I had my birthday party in Nambutei...I booked in advance the traditional Japanese room and the atmosfere there was wonderful.The service was good and also the food.Me and my friends we had a really good time.

If you are interested in eating Japanese and in the Baker Street area then try this restaurant. I have been here 4 times for lunch. 3 times with my partner and once with my parents (who lived and worked in Yokohama). Everyone agrees that you would struggle to find better value food. The staff have always been friendly and the food fresh. Great place to eat Japanese at very reasonable price!

I regularly visit Nambu-tei since it's my local sushi joint. It's a well established restaurant flocked by Japanese. I usually order Maki rolls which are always fresh but not as inventive. Considering the location, sushi is priced well.

Little place off the main road, doesn't look all that much from the outside but food was great! We shared some soups and tofu and then had sushi and it was lovely. Crispy salmon skin rolls and avo rolls both really good. Place was busy at 18:00 on a Wednesday so book if you can. Staff attentive and helpful, prices reasonable. Looking forward to a return visit in the future.

Spotted the sign to this place walking near Marylebone station. Decided to give it a go. Had excellent set menu. Busy thriving efficient restaurant, authentic too. Thoroughly recommend.

The best example of Japanese kindness mixed to high quality. It's not an " all you can eat", the menu is clear and it's easy to oder even without pictures.I strongly reccomand it.

This is a nice Japanese restaurant.The atmosphere is somehow OK, not terrific but simple.Menu is quite long, from sushi/sashimi to hotpot/shabu shabu.Fish is fresh, even if the sushi chef prepare some of them beforehand.The wine list and the sake list are quite long. Tried the dinner set : GPB 35 for a sushi set. Reasonable and quite full. Most interesting part : one of the soup comes in a tea pot. Original and tasty.

Nos recomendaron el restaurante y acertaron. La carta es un poco liosa, pero este es el único defecto que se le puede poner a este sitio. Nosotros hemos ido dos veces ya y hemos probado el niguiri, sushi, sashimi, un par de platos de noodles, sopa miso, pollo teriyaki, pollo katsu, y todo estaba delicioso. Es el tipico sitio donde hay japoneses comiendo, casi todos el hot pot, nosotros de momento no nos hemos atrevido, pero quizá la próxima vez... el servicio es muy amable y educado, el precio muy bueno para la calidad que ofrecen.

ベーカーストリート駅から道路を渡ってすぐです。ビルの１階、ちょっと奥まったところにありますが、看板が出ているので見つけやすいと思います。ロンドンには色々な日本料理がありますが、ここはちゃんとした日本料理で家族でよく行きました。それに、ちゃんとした日本料理のわりには安いのでオススメです。

岩手県ご出身の方が経営しているまさしく純日本の居酒屋さん。驚いたのは刺身のよさ、現地向けの為刺身切り口はぶ厚いですが、まさかこんなにうまい刺身がベーカーストリートで食べれるとは思いませんでした。年内は欧米人と日系で半々くらいでしたが、ほぼ満卓でした。 日本食食べたければお勧めです。

Firstly, this is not only a sushi restaurant like Google Maps say. This is a place with a wide scale of Japanese dishes and helpful staff advising you. Our family took different teriyakis, several starters to share and desserts. I warmly recommend this restaurant. The looks of the place is not very fancy outside but there is a culinaristic experience inside.

A quiet and humble setting with authentic food and friendly service. Many regulars dine here, but I felt comfortable and well attended dining alone at the sushi bar. Prices were reasonable, and menu covered all the mainstays, plus some unusual selections too. The grilled black cod was great, as was the mushroom and grated daikon dish.

When you're Asian and tired of walking on Baker's St, there were only a few Asian restaurant choices that were rated 4*+. This one and the Chinese the next block over. We haven't had great Japanese in awhile and hubby + dd have been wanting udon soup and so Nambu Tei it was. This was Friday night and we got there right at opening. For those wanting to come here, I do recommend booking in advance. We got lucky but it was the only table for four that they had that evening. Most of the clientele when we walked in were Japanese. A good sign I always think when an Asian restaurant is filled with customers from that restaurant's country. The wait staff were very polite and service efficient. There were a lot of stuff on the menu. We did manage to sort through it and if we have to pick a negative about the restaurant, it'd be the menu. Maybe a bit more time organizing it?For a family of four we ordered the squid tempura, two udon soups, a sushi plate and a katsudon + rice. More than plenty for us! The prices were under £10/plate. There was a review before this one complaining about the price. I think there were a couple dishes for £25 but they were those communal soup. The ones where it's served on a pot in front of you. The sashimi were about average and the rolls were huge. After seeing everybody's dishes, we wished we ordered sashimi instead of the roll. They looked so good and fresh :) The menu is online. We really enjoyed our meal and we thought our dinner a great value. Would visit again if in the area!

Nice place, great sushi but cluttered and confusing menu.Their hot food however is a joke, the prices are absurd and the quality is below average. As an example - listed as 'main course' was tempura prawns at £10... it was 4 prawns, this is frankly insulting and soured what would have otherwise been a pleasant experience.

ランチでさくっと入りました。鮭親子丼を食べました。御飯の上にいっぱいにサーモンがしきつめられていていくらはもう少しあってもよいかなと思いましたが、味付けはよく美味しかったです。お味噌汁が優しい味でだしがよくでていてほっこり癒されました。

Casual Japanese like "izakaya", meaning casual atmosphere, variety of food and reasonable prices for each menu. Many waiters seemed young Japanese probably students learning here in London.

A great location near Baker St station, with an authentic vibe and service. Quality food and more interesting than the High St sushi chains. Have been 3-4 times with work colleagues, and will be going back again soon

I came with a friend for an early dinner. We both ordered noodle soup dishes with a few side orders. All were fresh, filling and utterly delicious. The staff were friendly and happy to advise on menu choices. I'll be back to try more of the menu!

I had not been to this restaurant for some time, so I was glad to see that the restaurant was busy, with a number of Japanese. However, we were disappointed by the food. The service was quite slow, and the tempura prawns were not crisp, I think they had been waiting> sushi was fine. The highlight was to be shabu shabu, a favourite of mine. However, despite being pricy the beef was too thick, and seemed to be partly cooked. Vegetables were OK. Overall, not impressed, though prices, for London were reasonable.

I've walked past this place for years but only recently tried it. It was really really good. Brisk service, varied menu and customers that were clearly savvy enough to know what good Japanese food should taste like.It was remarkably good value and I would certainly go there again

ロンドンへの出張、在住の方々と和食のお店で親睦会です。長テーブル席の個室で、１０名です。ビールを飲みつつ、料理を頂きました。ほとんど日本での親睦会と同じ感覚です。メインは、お鍋。ロンドンで鍋になるとは予想外でしたね。鍋もなかなかいけました。

A Japanese restaurant where menu is in Japanese and the public is made of Japanese can only tell you one thing. It is really Japanese. Excellent choice, value for money and service. Centrally located.

Found this restaurant using trip advisor and was a lovely surprise! Good food and easy on the pocket also!

いつ行ってもおいしいです。お値段も手頃で、子連れでも安心していけるこちらのお店は幼稚園の息子もお気に入りです。高級感があるわけでも、飛び抜けた料理でもありませんが、日本にいるような錯覚を起こさせる安心のNambu-teiです

Tras un pasillo de galeria comercial lugubre se esconde este redtaurante japones frecuentado 100% por japoneses. El local tiene un aspecto punto cutre pero el producto es excepcional. Algo caro pero merece mucho la pena.

Très bon restaurant japonais traditionnel, les produits sont frais et les portions très correctes.L'attente un peu longue pour la commande mais rien de grave.J'y retournerai lors de mon prochain voyage d'affaires.

Nice Japanese restaurant right opposite Baker street tube station... it is hidden away slightly but well worth a visit. The sushi were great and much better than the chains

東北出身の人から、南部美人を飲めるお店と紹介されて行きました。冬に食べるなら一押しは、鍋焼きうどんです。これは絶品でした。それ以外の時期でも、揚げ物、刺身など、なんでもおいしいです。個室もあり、ビジネス利用もされてました。ふすまから声がもれてはいましたが。

This place is difficult to find if you are not looking for it and the entrance is pretty scary if you are not an accustomed traveller.But it's a very fine Japanese restaurant. The food is excellent and the service very kind. Highly recommended either if you are looking for sushi or other typical food. The price is also a pleasant surprise for London. Some previous reviews I read talked of a need for refurbishing; probably it has ben made because, apart for the outer part of the entrance corridor - which I don't think belongs to them, the interior is in good condition

This place reminds me of those small restaurants near the train stations in Tokyo, where people would go for a few drinks and some foods before going home. In fact, since many Japanese people live in North London, quite a lot of my friends actually come here before using Baker Street station to return home. The foods are authentic and staff friendly. You are looking for somewhere casual with good, authentic Japanese food, then this is your place.

This place is hidden in a building just opposite Baker Street Station. They play jazz background music so it was a bit quirky eating Japanese food listening to Norah Jones. :) Despite the simple and dated decor, the food is authentic, good quality and good value. Service is very efficient. I come here every time I want a quick hassle free meal.

The general quality is pretty good for London, the decor, the service, the food, the price, all pretty good. They have a massive menu, and a lot of it is pretty authentic Japanese food. It's not a super-posh place but it's a casual diner either, somewhere in between.Every time I go there it is full of Japanese people, so they must be doing something right.

We have been her a few times now so thought it time for a review. It has changed a little over the years. Previously service was always excellent, along with the food. The restaurant well maintained and reasonably priced.It is still our favourite Japanese restaurant in London but as with everything else, change has come. First, what is consistently good;1. The Nasu Dengaku ( Aubergine with soybean sauce)2. Nabeyaki Udon hotpot with noodles and tempura.3. The Sashimi platter4. Gyu Fillet oroshi ponzu ( roasted beef fillet and grated daikon and ponzu sauceAll excellent. you can't go wrong with these.Next, the inconsistent.5. Service. I have always found it quite good. Japanese staff are as wonderfully polite and helpful as you would expect but when paying up and leaving things have fallen a little lately.6. Decor. It needs a coat of paint and a few repairs. If the owners read this, please remember that it does make a difference.It is usually best to reserve at weekends and you can normally expect to see a large proportion of Japanese clientele. If that fact starts to slip then I may begin to worry. For now, it is still good quality, reasonable value, semi homey Japanase fare that is far better than some of the vastly more expensive places in London town.I would recommend.

Sushi rice was a little undercooked. Salmon sushi was very low in fat. Service was ok by London standards but poor by Japanese standards.

This is an "izakaya" (pub) purporting to focus on specialities from southern Iwate Prefecture ("Nanbu"). Certainly the sake comes from there, and I like it. The food ranges pretty widely, but by London standards it's good quality, and the prices are reasonable. Try some Nanbu Bijin sake with a selection of sushi or sashimi and you won't go far wrong.