Ozu Restaurant in Lambeth

when i walked in the restaurant, i sat down and i looked at the menu and orderd chicken

Yo, mi hermana y dos de nuestros amigos visitamos Ozu en octubre. El lugar parece muy bonito por dentro y por fuera pero la comida era terrible. se sirve caliente fideos que esperamos 1 hora.

Yo y un par de amigos fuera de Londres decidimos probar Ozu como el lugar parecía agradable y atractivo. Nos sentamos en el menú parecía y 3 de nosotros elegimos el salteado con pollo mientras mi amigo eligió el salteado con carne. Esperamos una hora para la comida sólo para ser frío y muy probablemente recalentados ya que tienen un buffet en la planta baja. Había carne en todos nuestros platos y el plato en sí no tenía sabor. Cuando traté de explicar a la señora que hizo como si no era nada y todavía me tuve que pagar más de £70 para la comida cuando casi no tocado. Robo baja y mala comida. Un fantástico entorno.

Yo estaba visitando Londres y yo estaba esperando por la ranura de tiempo dado por los Calabozos de Londres. Tuve 1 horas y media para matar y pensé en conseguir algo de comer. Yo trabajo para Microsoft y que alberga 20 colegios del Europa el próximo mes en Londres. Así que pensé que habría un vistazo a Ozu y mientras yo estaba haciendo algo para comer que probarla y tienen un lugar para traer a mis colegas si tenían hambre durante una visita a las zonas turísticas de la ciudad. Como me acerqué la puerta me di cuenta de que también necesitaba el inodoro y pidió a la camarera en la puerta si tenían un wc. La camarera al principio no podía entender lo que estaba diciendo y luego, insinuó que no podía hablar inglés con una manera inapropiada que me hizo sentir innumerables y distante. Soy un altavoz para Microsoft y celebrar conferencias y eventos en más de un idioma y no puedo creer que algo corta incompetente pointy camarera puede oír re tel que no puedo hablar o peor me hacen sentir incómodos.

O restaurante é excelente e a comida é divina. Vale muito a pena uma visita porque a localização é perto de vários pontos turísticos.

É um excelente restaurante. Os pratos são muito bem preparados e saborosos. O atendimento foi excepcional, pois a garçonete foi muito prestativa e atenciosa.

Mi novio y yo descubrimos Ozu entre las principales atracciones de Londres y el Támesis en barco que visitamos en junio '13. Dada su ubicación en el medio de una zona turística, nuestras expectativas eran bastante bajos. pronto descubrimos que Ozu es un restaurante de calidad, y enormemente superó nuestras expectativas!

Vimos un cartel y nos fuimos. Un camarero nos acomodó en una pequeña esquina cerca de la entrada y nos dijeron que teníamos la opción de fideos o arroz frito, pollo, carne o verduras. ambos ordenados fideos con pollo. Mientras espera otra pareja llegó y su camarera dijeron que ellos podrían elegir soba o fideos Udon y que había mucho contar con una variedad de comida unstairs. Cómo hot quieren su comida, y qué salsa querrían? Nos quedamos impresionados. Habíamos estado queriendo una comida adecuada y había comprometido con lo que vimos como un aperitivo barata, pero nos hubiera Seleccionado el restaurante de arriba si tuviera la opción. O ninguna opción! La comida llegamos - un pequeño que sirve cada uno, lo que me gustó mucho, pero mi compañero no lo hicieron. Había una pequeña cantidad de pollo, unos trozos de pimiento rojo, jengibre y fideos pickle. muy unimpreesive. Imagina nuestra sorpresa cuando nuestra comida nos costó 25 libras! 3 libras para los fideos, además 6 libras para el pollo! Añadir 2 pequeñas latas de Fanta y una pequeña agua y pagamos más por un terrible comida como en un restaurante italiano el día antes por unos 3 campos completos y cerveza. Evitar la trampa para turistas!

el sábado por la noche nos quedamos por el Támesis y queríamos algo para comer. Mi padre caminamos a la derecha pasado este restaurante japonés le gusta sencillas alimentos tradicionales, estaba lloviendo y no podíamos ver en ningún otro lugar para comer padre tan convencido y él fue así que me alegro de que fui. Él tenía teriyaki de salmón y nos encantó cada finos, tanto así que días más tarde es aún teniendo todo. Yo tenía curry, que era precioso, madre había fideos y mi marido tenía algún tipo de plato de pancake (no recuerdo el nombre). Todos los platos estaban muy sabroso y mi padre parece convertirse en comida japonesa ahora!

In questo ristoriante non servono sushi e sashimi, no uramaki etc.

A lovely restaurant for a lunch right on the riverside, overlooking the Houses of Parliament and the London Eye. Beautifully presented food, good service, and good value

Siamo stati la sera con famiglia. Il posto è veramente senza pretese, nonostante la location sia non male di fianco al Tamigi ed al london's eye. Il servizio, molto lento ma il cibo veramente ottimo, al livello dei migliori sushi milanesi. Conto un po' sbilanciato verso l'alto.

Just found that place by chance, and the menu looks attractive.The service is very nice and welcoming. The food is nice but not outstanding unfortunately..Love japanese food and having eaten at different places around the globe, I was disappointed.I ordered the black cod and was hoping to have a very good portion of it, but..oooohhh the disappointment when my fish arrived! it was a teeny tiny portion, for the price they charged me...It was however very very nice and I wish they have given me a bigger fish..Not sure, I will be back, as I was hungry 1hour after eating there....

Delicately and skillfully prepared food. The sushi and grilled skewers were all perfectly done. The latter were not overcooked and still succulent. We missed out on the sashimi, but this looked good and if you are going to spend the money (most 'mains' costing £15-20), I think it makes sense to try the sashimi rather than the more predictable tonkatsu or soba/udon (which a cheaper Japanese restaurant would probably do just as well - there is one at the other end of the building nearer the bridge).Although overlooking the Thames, there is no seating by the window. The grill is in the centre of the restaurant and the sushi bar between the bar seating and the windows, so the view is very much of the food being prepared (if you like that sort of thing). It was a particularly windy day we visited, so lots of gusts of wind blowing into the restaurant that provided ventilation, but I could see that the smell of the grilled food could be a problem on a less windy day. Service was a little tardy at times - we were left with the menu for quite a while and had to do try quite hard to catch the eye of the waitress - but the food arrived promptly and was well presented.In summary, beautifully prepared food, but the restaurant doesn't quite make the most of its location and setting. Would probably eat here again if passing by and in the area, but wouldn't go out of my way to find it.

Battling through the tourist crowds around Big Ben and Southbank Ozu comes as a lovely respite. Food is good ... Loved the chicken Ramen noodle soup, partner enjoyed his Yaki Udon fried noodle too. Shashimi and goyza rounded off the meal. Oh and an obligatory glass ( or 2 ) of Sth African white.... The tourist crowds truely are mad!

And right near the London Eye. We went around 6PM on a Saturuday night and it was completely empty but started to fill up when we left. I enjoyed the Hamachi, although the pieces were very small and very expensive. I am from SF our pieces are abou twice as big for half the price. I went to another good Japanese restaurant, Kappa near Earl's Court Tube station. Same situation, so I guess Sushi is just really expensive here. My son had Udon and Agedashi Tofu. both were great. I also had Inari and salad. All fresh and delicious. Just pricey. But I'll take pricey over bad. As a tourist, it's location was great. Hard to get good food near tourist attractions, at least that seems to be true in SF. But this was a great find for us.

All right, the interior is quite modest and the prices are quite high. The all-japanese staff remains reserved. But at the same time they're heartily greeting you with some of the best raw fish courses you can get in London. They have a perfect salmon sashimi with delightful salmon raw on top of it. The place is authentically japanese in regard of atmosphere and, most of all, the cuisine. Sincerely reccommended!

Das Restaurant liegt direkt an der Themse, neben dem London Eye in einem alten, sehr schönen Gebäude. Der Gastraum ist hell, sehr modern und stylisch eingerichtet. Die Speisen werden direkt in der Mitte des Gastraumes zubereitet. Wir hatten diverse Sushi und Hähnchen Teriyaki. Beides hat sehr gut geschmeckt. Der Preis für diese Lage war auch in Ordung. Jederzeit wieder.

If you are visiting the London Eye or Sea Life Aquarium, try to visit this restaurant for a meal. We chanced upon it because it was drizzling and we wanted to eat fast and get out of the rain. The restaurant is on the 2nd floor of the County Hall building- just follow the signs stuck on the walls. It serves very good value japanese set lunches. The food is good and portions are generous. I had a very delicious yakitori selection bento and my husband had the teriyaki chicken bento. Both choices were authentically prepared and delicious. Apparently the restaurant has been open only a short while so hurry there before the crowds discover this hidden gem.

Went to Ozu on a sunday lunchtime and was surprised to see only a few customers. Considering the amount of tourists in the area, it was pretty empty.Having said that, it did fill up after we sat down.The staff were attentive, although it was a little disheartening to see no Japanese staff working, thus it came as no surprise that the waiters were not fully clued up on the menu.Food was well presented and arrived promptly, but I will say that is was a little overpriced for what you get.With another Japanese chain down the road, it was easy to see why they had a queue for their lunchtime service and not this place.Overall, not bad but if timeis on your side....keep going!!