Nobu London in City of London, Westminster

We normally love Nobu and decided to have our 1st London dinner here. Big mistake. The server "Uli" literally ruined our night. When we asked for recommendations, she had zero . I ordered a drink that was awful, clearly something was wrong with it, tasted like a rotten jolly rancher, was gross. She was so rude that I asked for a replacement. I work hard and don't think I need to drink a gross drink on my vacation. Sorry. The meal was equally as unimpressive as the drinks that sounded great but weren't. Finally there was a soft shell fried crab we ordered, it literally dripped down my mouth with sea water and wasn't cleaned. I explained this to her and we didn't touch it. When I asked about the desert, she said, well you won't like anything as you send things back?? Are you kidding me, I like everything and am super easy going, however I want to enjoy my dinner and don't think someone should be so rude and put out if a dish isn't right. Totally unacceptable behavior for a server. Ruined my night. Thx God for Four Seasons next door with great people and service. Saved the day. The Black cod miso was great, plenty of people, the place needs an upgrade, looks like they haven't touched the decor in decades, however rude and serviced with a nasty attitude, destroys a great experience.

Celebrated 18th last night, commend team at Nobu for making the night so special, couldn’t have asked for a better venue, atmosphere, meal and evening. We were looked after exceedingly well.

Lovely breakfast, lacking a bit of ambience

Very unpleasant experience tonight. I really dont understand this place AT ALL. Waited 45 min to be seated, food is not wow at all for the price and the service is not attentive … we didn’t even know who our waiter was or who to talk to because we had a different person come each time but only to deliver food , not actually waiting on us as patrons. Toilets were disgusting. 500£ bill (after discount) for 3 and very underwhelmed, a complete shambles of a place. Go elsewhere.. there are many great restaurants in London that dont just live off a name and flavor through salt. 2 stars because food was not terrible either and staff was kind, just not very presentable or professional.

You should try....best quality foods. It is japanese resto...the wagyu meat...superb..

We used to be a big fan of Nobu whilst living in London and going often to America. Now living and travelling mainly in Australasia, I can see the place hasn’t evolved much. Same old dishes, which are good, but really paling in comparison to modern Japanese or Japanese fusion. Doesn’t matter much, as it still racks in lots of £ from cosmopolitan Londoners.

Usually this restaurant is brilliant. On a recent visit I experienced severe food poisoning not long after our visit (same evening). My guests were fine. Upon being asked for feedback by the restaurant, I shared this information. Two weeks have elapsed and I have not received so much as an apology. Instead I was asked to complete various forms and today - two weeks later - received a letter noting “Unfortunately, without the presence of laboratory analysis of faecal specimens or food samples, it is very difficult to be conclusive as to the cause or source of your illness, due to no concerns relating to food handling practices being identified through the conclusion of the investigation. Additionally, no further complaints of a similar nature have been received around the date of your visit.” Whilst a simple apology would have gone a long way, the restaurant have instead chosen to focus on limiting their liability. Very poor customer service I’m afraid.

Classic Nobu. Better food than Marylebone although they forgot to put the radish in the tempura sauce.

Went for lunch for my partners birthday. Was quiet with a mix of business people and non business people. Tbh the decor is underwhelming (imo) but the food and service were 5 star without a doubt. Being our first time eating at Nobu, we opted for the 6 course tasting menu so we could try various dishes on the menu. We definitely had favourites from the dishes but everything tasted great. Our bill came to £200 inc service charge, and no alcohol only a mocktail / non alcoholic drink each.

I never am disappointed at any Nobu around the globe- they focus on consistency and quality. Perhaps the people who are complaining about it simply don’t appreciate this fact and are looking for a hot vibe which I would say there are more “in” places now. But for food and service I find it super.

We were given a voucher for £100 by a relative last Christmas. They absolutely love Nobu so wanted to share their experience with us. We are not big sushi fans but were told they have plenty of other dishes that we could enjoy. The restaurant itself is in a rather inconspicuous looking apartment complex across from the Hilton. Decor is nothing special. The staff were all very friendly and attentive, cannot fault them for anything. We were sat down and immediately asked if we wanted water and which kind of edamame we would prefer. This led us to believe the edamame would be free (lots of restaurants now offer a free snack while you wait/order). This was not the case as it turned out. We ordered still water, a coke and some juice. This already amounts to £27 along with the edamame and you’ve barely been there 5min. We then got some spicy snow crab, one rice bowl, the wagyu dumplings and the wagyu sliders, as well as the salmon kishiyaki. The snow crab turned out to be not fresh and not spicy at all. Considering you pay £7 for a bowl of rice I expected it to be enough for two people, it turned out to be a one person portion at best. I could have bought several sacks of rice at Costco for that price. The dumplings were unimpressive and all the focus was on the sauce providing flavour because the wagyu filling had none. The sliders were nice but slightly overcooked which seems a shame for Wagyu beef. The salmon skewers with teriyaki sauce was the highlight of the night. A bit pricy at £24, but it did taste very good. All in all a massive rip-off. Even with our voucher we still spent over £100 on top and left so hungry we ended up getting dessert elsewhere. I would not recommend this restaurant to fans of Japanese cuisine. Go to Marugame instead. Actually, even Beni Hana tastes nicer despite being Americanised cuisine and is more cost effective. You even get entertainment while you eat!

Everyone wants to go to Nobu, dont they? It’s a name that’s synonymous with luxury and fine dining in London. Only, somewhere along the way, they forgot to keep up. And as London’s food scene has exploded in quality and quantity over the last 20 years, I can think of literally scores of places to eat better food with better ambience. Upon arriving at the dining room, it’s hard to ignore the dated, plain decor. One might describe it as “chic”, but in reality it’s just a lot of white walls and fuddy duddy furniture. It is like the polar opposite of Ivy Asia (not to say Ivy Asia is to everyone’s taste, but at least they own an aesthetic). The drinks, again, standard fare with not much to say. The cocktail scene in London is fiercely competitive and you could go to any bog -standard Hawsmoor and get a more considered drink. Finally, the food. I don’t wish to sound mean, but it’s standard, uninspired, and sometimes tasteless. The sashimi was run of the mill, and came with a salad I can only presume was premixed from Sainsbury’s. The beef was overcooked, and swimming in juices that only served to toughen it. The rest could honestly have been confused for the sushi from a Boots Meal Deal. Even the “famous” blackened cod was just a piece of cod cooked as well as I could do at home. And to finish off the uninspired evening, I awoke in the night to a rumbling belly followed by several trips to the loo. As did my fellow dining guests, who enquired the next day whether we suffered the same fate. All in all, London has made massive strides in gastronomy since Nobu first opened. What at the time may have been seen as modern and cutting-edge, now has been left in the dust. There are plentiful Asian alternatives that do it much, much better. And probably don’t leave you with a bad tummy.

Fantastic experience at Nobu. Food is spectacular.

The service was fantastic. Dishes coming out one by one, timed perfectly and our server was very attentive with the wine and helpful with the food description. Every dish was amazing. Nearly £200/person but a nice treat. Thanks for a great evening.

Overpriced, terrible decor better furniture in weathespoons, staff was shocking look like they got then from the local takeaway. How can they even call this a Nobu

This has got to be the worst restaurant you could go too to be ripped off . The decor is horrendous worse than a 2 star buffet. Old wooden seats all peeling , tiles all damaged grout fallen out and place was disgusting. Staff match the decor terrible. Don't get offered more drinks food is basic . To be charging what they are for food the whole place needs to be knocked down and re done .

Well it Nobu, somewhat trading on the name it's been going for 30 years and it's good, however no where near as good as it was. More style over substance now, shame really at these inflated prices and rushed service.

Nice Japanese sushi and good view

We came for the £50 lunch set menu, but actually both ended up picking things from the menu! Including a glass of wine, my meal came to less than £50 which is amazing for a fine dining experience. The staff were so attentive and helped us to celebrate our birthdays in style!

A great place if you love Japanese food we recently also tried their Portman square one and the are both as good as each other

We’re never in London without a stop here, as a matter of fact we’ve dined here more times than at the location 15 minutes from our house :), and certainly one of Nobu’s best! Food is exceptionally delectable at any of their restaurants but Old Park Lane delivers a classy, unpretentious vibe with consistently well trained, friendly, and competent staff. The restaurant can be packed to the brim and you still feel like you’re the only one there. Can’t wait to return!

I have been going to Nobo since I was a kid but haven’t been there for i while. My husband and I decided to go there last night. We were both shocked and disappointed. The sushi quality was below average. The size of each roll was huge and mainly rice. Crab sticks used in California roll was cheap, the fried ebi roll came soggy and not crispy. The maki rolls reminded me of supermarket Off the counter roll not fine dining at alL Salad was good. The servic was not acceptable the waiter would put the food and disappear no one would ask how were thing going etc. we asked for extra water it arrived after we were done with the food. Yet they charged us 15% service charge. I wouldn’t go again and I strongly don’t recommend it paying £100 pp one deserves better food and service

Food is mostly good (with ups and downs) but the interior of the restaurant/ atmosphere is not good. It looks like a cheap roadside eatery in the countryside. Not a +£200pp restaurant

Ordered 8 rice 🍚 delivered 6 came back said sorry we ran out rice 🍚!!! 😂 NOBU! Joke! Didn’t serve ginger with sushi! Asked and they still didn’t bring I had get GM ask if customary not serve ginger with sushi? The Waiter came said .. I’m going on 20 minutes break introducing my support waiter… She didn’t show up after for 20 minutes But… food was awsome! 🤣

Exceptionally good Japanese food, everything tasted great and the staff are very helpful. Good selection 👌 on the menu.

Positives: the food was good. Not a huge quantity for the price, but the taste was good. Negatives: 1. The place itself is pretty basic, nothing makes you think that it's a Japanese restaurant, loud music, tables too close to each other, plain walls, very sterile looking. 2. The service is way below standard. It took us conversation with 4 waiters to get a bottle of champaign that we ordered, and that's just one of the examples. For the price that you pay, I expect a top notch service (the kind you get in other restaurants of the area), and this wasn't it. All in all, the place is not worth it. The food is good but the whole experience left a sour taste in our mouth. We won't be coming back.

This shows how I felt after taking a bite of my meal, it left my tastebuds begging for more and I would highly reccomend it to anyone who has any doubts of where to go.

normal Like the second Nobu branches I don't think I will return to him

It looks like a canteen, not a top restaurant, service of a similar standard. The worst Nobu I've ever been to, I don't recommend it

A year ago my fiance and I dined in at a Nobu in Milan, it was the single best meal either of us had ever had. The absolute highlight was the tuna maki, it was a deep purple, the rice was sweet, the sushi rolled perfectly and there was toasted sesame seed which complimented the roll nicely. The restaurant was dimly lit, modern, romantic and had the ambiance of a fine dining restaurant, I repeat….”a year ago”. We booked our trip to London & we were both anxiously awaiting the sushi we had both longed for in Italy, surely it’ll be just as good right? Maybe even better! Oh how wrong we were…. The atmosphere of this Nobu was like taking a time machine back to the 2004 except the menu prices were 2024. Seriously, I’ve been McDonald’s with nicer seating and a more modern look but whatever, hey we’re here for sushi. The food came out and quick and every time incredibly adequate, nothing great but nothing really worth complaining about, certainly nothing worth the incredibly high price point. And then…the tuna maki. I don’t think tuna is supposed to be brown & I really don’t think sushi is supposed to fall apart like that, now granted we’re two white people with pretty minimal chopstick experience but you’d think we were clawing at the rolls with a machete the way they were falling apart. There was no flavour, no sesame, the rolls were tiny & best of all…they were 14£ a roll. We ordered four thinking we’d get our Milan quality tuna, yikes. We ate and got out of there and have vowed to never take a gamble on a Nobu again. Save yourself the trouble and dine somewhere else, I can assure you London has some of the best restaurants in the world & this just isn’t one of them.

The worst Nobu ever! Ambient, atmosphere, welcome, cleanliness, food, service, waiters… all was terrible! Dont reccomend!!!!

Sub optimal place … super noisy and poorly lit

Very tasty modern Japanese cuisine. The miso black cod was as good as always

Food amazing, staff very friendly and professional! Great experience

Solidly good food as always with NOBU. This location however is underwhelming in regard to atmosphere and service. It feels like a canteen and it’s incredibly loud. Staff is rushed and understaffed.

Very nice hotel. And wonderful. It is close to Oxford, Agard Road and Mayfair. Beautiful lobby, clean rooms. His staff is friendly But the fault is that the reception staff are not cooperative and try to collect fees from the customer in any way. My thanks and appreciation to the Director of the Middle East. Maria Kapoor. A very wonderful person. Please note they do not have an extra bed. They will make you pay for an extra room.

We had the Signature Omakase tasting menu for dinner. 3 cold dishes, 2 hot dishes, and a dessert. Personally, I wouldn’t get the omakase again because I still felt a bit hungry afterwards. The service was average. Not particularly special. However, the quality of the food was really good — particularly the sashimi. You could definitely it was fresh! The Black Cod Miso was DELICIOUS. I would just get that as a main dish next time. It’s a bit pricey, but the Black Cod Miso is definitely worth it for a splurge meal/special event.

The food is good, especially the desserts which we're actually very good and creative but there is not much else to write home about. The interior is tried; it's certainly not the level of decor I would have expected where a lunch for two with a couple of drinks came in at £320. Service was pleasant but not exceptional - the waiter was clearly not having a good day and that created a certain atmosphere. Again, not to be expected at a supposedly high class establishment. Dress code is elegant casual yet there were numerous people wearing trainers and shorts. The food was very good but again - was it so good that I would pay £100s of pounds again? No, absolutely not. I have sushi that was as good but a quarter of the price on numerous occasions. Nobu has now been ticked off the list and it was an OK experience. Not to be repeated.

Always excellent food but cold and impersonal service and a very noisy atmosphere in low-end decor. The price being exorbitant we could expect much better in terms of decoration and service.

It has been here forever and still serves very good food. Service is quick and attentive. Friendly atmosphere but not very “ plush”

Overall, very underwhelming. A big fan of Asian cuisine and got a voucher at Christmas to eat at Nobu. Obviously expecting big things that are attached to the name. Walking in, the outside entrance is very uninviting and even entering the restaurant upstairs, I almost thought I was at the wrong place. The decor inside is overly basic. With zero ambiance. It felt like I was at a Travelodge breakfast. When paying big prices for food you pay for the whole experience so to be eating in such an underwhelming environment and atmosphere, the food was also disappointing. It was nice enough but not special and definitely not worth the price tag. The staff were very attentive and friendly, the whole service was very good. Sticks n Sushi never fails to deliver great atmosphere and incredible food, and at half the price. I won’t be returning to Nobu unfortunately, felt a little ripped off.

Not a great experience, but the staff did work really hard to rectify it which we do greatly appreciate. The atmosphere however was extremely lacking and nothing even comparable to the other locations (or restaurants or much lower price points). On top of that, the initial service was absolutely abysmal. We will likely not be back to this location (unfortunately) as i was so excited to bring my family.

Nobu is a famous global restaurant brand, frequented by famous people. The chef’s memoir sits proudly on the front counter, if you are thinking of going for dinner here, you have probably planned and saved up for dinner for a long time, and potentially even have some ideas and expectations of what you hope to experience when you do. The menu has a range of amazing sushi, nigiri, sashimi, wagyu – I was keen to go with a degustation option, as it is my favourite thing to do at fancy restaurants if I can, as it gives a chance to try a range of things. They have two degustation options: a £125 ($238 AUD) and a £190 ($362 AUD) option – either way this was going to be the most expensive meal of my life. The £125 Signature Omakase menu includes some of the most iconic Nobu creations. The more expensive option includes some of the more top end Wagyu, and I’ve never got too into the Wagyu thing. Their website explains that 'omakase' means: "I'll leave it up to you", so, to ensure I could get a comprehensive taste and sense of what the renowned restaurant offers – that’s what I did. Because I know I might never get to go places like this again, so when I do, I tend to want to ask the wait staff a lot of questions to clarify the things that I want to better understand about what I'm about to eat, or what I just ate. The Nobu wait staff were good at answering my questions and helped me pick wines. I am from Australia, and so find advice and guidance useful, even if most of the advice is often to suggest I go for the most expensive glass. Being from Australia, I am also still getting used to the concept of a “15% optional service charge” – which was £58.80. The cost made me think I should have asked more questions – but that will be the last time I mention the price – let’s get into describing the absolutely amazing meal and dining experience. I started dinner with a cocktail. The name of the drink was: “Summertime Sadness”. It may link to one of the profoundly tragic events of the creator’s life, but there is nothing about the drink itself that doesn’t bring joy, comfort and bliss. The ingredients are “lavender, buffalo trace bourbon, citrus, cucumber, ginger and maple” – read out that list and try and think of sadness, you won’t be able to. Following on from the name, the description for it is: “that unexplained knot in the soul when everything is fine,” it made me consider not ordering it, but I am very glad I did. The presentation of the food was simple, elegant, and well considered. The variety of dishes in “omakase” was well considered and included their sushi, famous black cod with miso, and fillet steak with mushrooms. All of these now rank as the best of their kind I've ever eaten. If the food wasn’t so well considered and balanced, the whole review would probably have been about how hurt I was when the bill arrived. I can see why the style of cuisine pursued passionately by Nobu Matsuhisa, and the chef’s at each of their establishments, are so highly regarded. The food has a sophisticated refinement, an excellence that requires skill, focus and effort to make it seem simple. Unless you’re a Kardashian, this is a place for special occasions, a place to share with someone special, a place to reflect on moments and milestones that matter – and that's what we did. While the talk on the walk back to our accommodation was mostly about how we probably shouldn't have spent that much on our anniversary dinner – it was also about how when we are older, we will look back one day and reflect with laughter about how one special night in London, we took a chance, called and got a table at Nobu. We spent more on dinner than I did on my first car, but I feel blessed to have eaten there. It was an awesome shared experience. It is worth the price because the combinations of flavours cost a lifetime of focus, experience and mastery to create.

Amazing Omakase as usual at Nobu. I got the London Omakase which included 4 oz of Wagyu that you cook yourself on a hot stone. It was spectacular.

Shoreditch Nobu was excellent in every way. The overall taste of the food was well balanced... , There is no food that I particularly remember. I thought each branch would have its own personality. Sushi that doesn't even meet the basics is overwhelmingly disappointing. It was a very disappointing visit as it was cold, hard, lacked freshness, and felt like it was a waste of time and money. I hope that by identifying the problems and improving them, the restaurant will live up to its reputation. I don't want to criticize, but I wrote a few words hoping for the best, so don't feel too bad... ,

We had one of the tasting menus on offer for our lunch this week. Personally I wouldn't do that again, it was 6 courses but felt needing more food. Next time I would order from the menu instead. The quality of the produce used was amazing, really could taste the quality. Service was good, nothing special tho. Not a good enough experience for me to rush back for.

Expensive but worth for the food and experience they provide

very good food, also very good for its prise even if its expensive. The waiter wss realky nice and took very good care of us.

Our experience was as pleasant as ever. As we travel it becomes very important for us to have dinner at every Nobu possible. One of our favorite dishes is the miso cod that we happily put two orders away of. On to the Wagyu which was absolutely delicious. We are so pleased and grateful as always to join for dinner."

Excellent restaurant. A menu that offers Japanese cuisine with spicy Peruvian touches and a good offer of cocktails for appetizers or to end the meal. The space is large, and when it is full there is too much noise to have a conversation. They have recommended us exceptionally and we have eaten great dishes, but the portions are very fair to share with a group of 4-6.

I arrived at 8:15 and we all decided to have the tasting menu..our final plate of the 5 courses came out close to midnight. it was rediculous. Ive been to obu before and never had such bad service. Also found a hair in my dish, which was replaced. At a fast food joint I would not have been so annoyed,..but the prices you pay to have a hair even mistakenly fallen into dish! We did remove the service charge becuase the staff were very unattentive.

Nobu, synonymous with culinary excellence and luxury dining experiences, continues to captivate patrons with its exquisite offerings. Nestled in the heart of gastronomic adventures, Nobu beckons both seasoned connoisseurs and curious food enthusiasts alike. Stepping into Nobu is akin to embarking on a journey of gastronomic delight, where each dish is a testament to the artistry of its creators. From the moment you enter, you're greeted by an ambience that effortlessly blends elegance with warmth, setting the stage for an unforgettable dining experience. The restaurant pulsates with energy, the air alive with anticipation and excitement, making every visit an occasion to remember. The menu, a symphony of flavours curated by culinary maestro Nobu Matsuhisa, promises a culinary voyage like no other. Whether you're indulging in the iconic Black Cod Miso or savouring the delicate intricacies of the sushi selection, each bite is a revelation, a celebration of taste and texture. The staff at Nobu, true ambassadors of hospitality, elevate the dining experience with their impeccable service. While the pace may be leisurely at times, particularly during peak hours, the dedication and professionalism of the team are commendable. As for the libations, Nobu's expertly crafted cocktails and extensive wine list ensure that every sip complements the flavours of the cuisine, leaving patrons feeling both satiated and invigorated. And let's not forget the fish dish—an obsession shared by many who have had the pleasure of dining at Nobu. With its impeccable freshness and expert preparation, it's no wonder it garners a perfect 10/10 rating. In the end, as we bid adieu to Nobu, the lingering memories of an evening well spent linger on. From the initial pang of hunger to the euphoria of satiation, Nobu leaves an indelible mark on the senses and the soul. Until we meet again, Nobu, thank you for the unforgettable experience. We'll see you soon, with eager palates and open hearts.

Nobu has managed to keep the highest standards for years. Still our favourite venue for sushi and other wonderful dishes. The prices are very fair for the quality. Great work and please keep it up!

We went to Nobu for the first time and everything was amazing! The staff was very professional and explained all the dishes very well and recommended dishes according to our taste. Staff welcomes us with an anniversary card and a dessert at the end for us! I was unsure about the miso cod until i had the first bite, it’s absolutely worth it, the portion was perfect too Absolutely happy with my experience at Nobu

This is probably the most overpriced and overrated restaurant in London. The staff are shocking, the food is bang average and the decor looks like a primary school dinner hall. The prices are beyond ridiculous for wine and the overall experience is poor. Staff did as little as they could and the manageress was incredibly rude. Will never return to this restaurant, they basically robbed me

As always great food, everything is fresh and the attention to detail is impeccable. Hands down 🙌

The food was okay. I’ve had better sushi in similar restaurants.

The food was okay, very overpriced because of the name of the restaurant. I don’t understand why put avocado in a Japanese food ( in Japan they don’t put avocado at the roll). The service was great, but the chairs are very uncomfortable to sit. I didn’t want to spend more time at the restaurant because of the chairs.

Such a shame they missed our birthday request even though the table next to us got it making us feel left out and brought the wrong plate to the table 3 times ! Also bear in mind the spicy tuna is not spicy actually the plainest and looks like mayonnaise holding it together and the shrimp and lobster with spicy lemon sauce has no lemon sauce let alone spice!

The food was good, and the staff were friendly for the most part. However for the price you pay I think you can get a better and more plentiful meal now in London.

I have to admit that I was and still am hugely disappointed by the quality of the food served up on my visit here. After all the hype there has been over Nobu I expected that the flavours would transport me back to Japan and my wonderful and amazing days living there experiencing food heaven across from across all the different regions and prefectures of Japan. Instead I left Nobu with much left to desire. The green tea at the end was probably the poor finishing touch to the end of my palate’s journey to Nobu. Ceremonial Matcha? I asked the staff and the response was an enthusiastic “YES!” It was too much water and not well brushed / stirred and really speechless poor. On the food spread, ordered a variety of dishes and sushi including the spicy edamame. Total spent was close to 500 pounds for four of us. Aside from the service that was excellent the food was a total letdown. Only the salads, fried rice on the stick and the spicy edamame were of good taste. The rest absolutely forgettable. The rice of the sushi was so hard, almost like it was frozen sticky rice wrapped over the tuna and salmon rolls. The black cod miso didn’t come out to resonate the miso seasoning well; and the miso soup was probably the worst I have had in any Japanese restaurant I have visited anywhere in the world. I am unsure if the experience here(which was consistent across all four of us), is because we were the last lunch booking slot at 2.30 and so the food was not prepared fresh and from the shelf or that the preparation was actually poor. The last course of desserts - ice cream mochi again a massive disappointment. It was terrible. The ice cream was really poor quality and the mochi was hard like just out of the freezer. (FYI - we didn’t eat it after the first bite). In summary I am really disappointed and will not be rushing back to Nobu anytime soon. It is a pity that they do not offer real authentic Japanese fare here and that the quality is really wanting. Perhaps the taste is adjusted to the palates of the busy traffic of visitors from the Middle East. Hard to know but if you are looking for authenticity and quality Japanese fare, definitely better options available in London for much lesser.

Food is great. High quality. Atmosphere and service felt like we were at a Dennys in the US. Service was non-personable and felt like a factory. Spoke with main server twice. Once to take order and other for desert. Seems like their strategy is to get people in and out as quick as they can.

Overall a great experience, had a wonderful special occasion here. The signature menu was fantastic. Wine pairing was great, although it is a bit too pricey in my opinion.

The sushi at Nobu Old Park Lane is legendary and the team always makes you feel at home. Thank you for maintaining high standards for 26 years.

Had a lovely experience at Nobu today. Great food and absolutely beautiful service by the staff especially Donia who took care of us. I’m very grateful and I will definitely be back.

Nobu, synonymous with world-class Japanese-Peruvian cuisine, delivers a culinary experience that seamlessly blends innovation and tradition. With its sleek and modern ambiance, Nobu restaurants worldwide offer a sophisticated atmosphere. Signature dishes like Black Cod Miso and Yellowtail Jalapeño showcase the culinary mastery that has made Nobu a global culinary icon. Whether you're enjoying sushi, sashimi, or their distinctive fusion creations, dining at Nobu is a journey into exquisite flavors and elegant dining.

Our overall experience at Nobu London, Old Park Lane, was a solid 4. The Black Cod with Butter Lettuce and Tacos were outstanding, showcasing the culinary brilliance of Nobu. However, the ambiance, while nostalgic, felt a bit outdated as the design remains unchanged over the years. The restaurant's popularity made it bustling and somewhat loud.

Really great food and good waiter. Some of the waiters were a bit unfriendly. Really sad that the restaurant itself looks really bad and not like the other nobus I‘m used to (for example the nobu in barcelona.) overall food is good but you should really work on the ambiente and the interior design also on the toilets.

Classy dining experience. Me and my wife enjoyed the food and service heavily. Our waiter was always on hand to assist us with any dietary requirements / enquiries we had and ensure that we had a smooth and seamless evening. The food was lovely. Food was cooked to perfection with no complaints whatsoever. Definitely a top spot to eat if you feel like splashing a little.

Accueil et service nickel. Tout était très bon on s’est régalées.

All elements that are required of a fantastic dining experience were met, the food has continued to remained exceptional on every visit. Fresh floral flavours with zesty tones and interesting textures. Nobu is at the very top tier of Japanese fusion dining. We thoroughly enjoy the warm and helpful service every single time.

Grossartiges Essen - sehr hohe Fleisch- und Fischqualität, raffiniert zubereitet, schön präsentiert. Nettes und zuvorkommendes aber zeitweise unbedarftes Personal - definitiv keine Profis. Lauter Geräuschepegel.

Overall great restaurant. Just a bit disappointed that the atmosphere was lacking. Very little decoration especially as it was Christmas time. All I'm favour of minalism but they have gone to the extreme in this site. Food as usual very good, but I do still question some of the prices.

Amazing staff, amazing food and great service can not ask for better. Thank you

Exellent, well. deserves its reputation.

We went to visit Nobu on Thursday and we both got violently sick straight after, been unwell since that. STAY AWAY!!!

Very nice place yet too loud, it's hard to keep conversations going with the noise level

Nobu is a staple and the Old Park Lane Nobu is as good as they get in terms of food which is superb. However, nothing much has changed in the restaurant in the last 20 years I frequent it, the interior shows it's age and looks a bit tired.

Nobu's upscale vibe and atmosphere set the stage for a great experience, but the food, while not bad, didn't quite live up to the hype. overrated, but still a chic dining spot. 🍣🌟

Food here was great. Pretty hard to expect anything less at Nobu when the brand has such a solid reputation.

Over price not Nobu at New York city!!! It's just for western style not good food!

If I lived near Nobu, I would order the Black Cod Miso at least once a week, maybe twice. Absolutely impeccable, nothing compares! All staff were pleasant, atmosphere was warm and fun, food was brilliant!

Food quality is amazing and consistent. Vibes are not great. Place feels like a hotel breakfast area and not fine dining experience.

As someone who has been a regular at Nobu for several years, I can confidently say that this restaurant continues to impress me with their exceptional quality and service. The consistency in their food and the attention to detail never fails to amaze me. Being a regular has allowed me to explore the diverse menu extensively. From their signature sushi rolls to their flavorful hot dishes, Nobu always delivers on taste and presentation. The sushi chef's expertise in creating culinary masterpieces is truly unmatched. Furthermore, the staff at Nobu has always made me feel like a valued customer. They remember my preferences and make recommendations that suit my taste. Their attentiveness and genuine care for their customers are qualities that keep me coming back time and time again. If you're looking for a Japanese restaurant that consistently delivers on quality, taste, and exceptional service, Nobu is the place to go. Whether you're a regular like myself or a first-time visitor, you're guaranteed to have an unforgettable dining experience.

Our first time at a Nobu, and safe to say this is one of my favourite dining experiences in my lifetime, excellent service, exemplary staff members, exquisite food, would give 6/5 if it were possible. We decided to go for the Omakase menu, and it was unlike anything I have done in my life, fun and engaging and absolutely delicious, we will be back!

This is an extremely rare review I’m writing: every single aspect of this restaurant - the food, the service, the atmosphere and the overall rating - gets 5 stars. Which, in other words, means full marks. No drawbacks. No downsides. Just amazingness. First, let’s start with the quality of the food. Nobu is known to have the most premium sushi-grade fish out of all of the Japanese restaurants in the world, plus an impeccable mix of creativity, innovation and Japanese culture in every dish they offer. The flavors mix well together: a pungent blend of fresh fishes, rices and much more. The presentation is also stunning - literally picture-perfect. Any photo of their food can look professional, due to the sheer quality of craftsmanship in their presentation. A personal favorite of mine would definitely be their lobster tacos - whilst they might be bite-sized, you can expect that your tongue will be bombed with the most delicious flavors you’ve ever tasted. Moving onto the service, it’s equally phenomenal. It’s quick, precise, helpful - waiters at Nobu sometimes give recommendations, friendly greetings and always get your correct order. The atmosphere is also charming - Nobu is furnished with traditional minimalist Japanese tables and chairs, adding a cultural element to the ambiance. If you’re looking for the next perfect meal, Nobu is the stop you just have to take.

Great service. Tasty food: fried sticky rice, yellowfin spicy broth. Decor is dated and the layout felt a bit cluttered

Sorry guys, food okish, atmosphere truly sucks.

I just spend 500£ here and was still hungry after paying for sushi,sashimi, tempura rock shrimps, Chilean seabass , to the point I had to go to a fish & chips for dinner. The next time I would just give them 500£ and walk away instead of wasting my time in this place.

There should just be a way not give even 1 star Just not worth the visit : Value for Money unexistant

Food was nice and service was good. The sushi tasted fresh but the lobster was under seasoned hence the 4*

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We were there at dinner with two friends last Saturday... the restaurant was very busy and the level of noise quite annoying. They should consider reducing the number of tables and adding sound-absorbing layers to the walls, windows and ceiling. Apart from this, food was great. They have an excellent list of wines and the level of service is quite hight. Again, a pity the high level of noise...

Muito bom restaurante, barulhento mas tem um bom serviço.

Stunning! Lovely food. Expensive? Then don't go. Nice clientele too. Not like The Ivy's chavs and spivs.

Cuando viajo a Londres, suelo ir a cenar allí, me gusta mucho la comida, restaurante elegante, los platos bien preparados, el servicio es bueno, un poco caro pero pagas tambien la ubicación en en centro de Londres. En general es siempre una agradable visita en la City.

Super Enjoyable Bento Lunch Not single rice left in the box

First time Nobu experience and the staff and food was amazing! Drinks also very good. Nothing to complain about. Atmosphere very elevated. Great options for gluten and dairy free!

Service was amazing, food was immaculate!! Ika served us, she was amazing. Most kind and beautiful hearted person ever. 10/10

Having the first meal after 40 mins , Good food with a noisy environment , Most of waiters are lack of passion except one lady. If you need to train up your patience, it's a good place for you.