Sagamiya in Lambeth

¡Un lugar increíble! ¡Muy bien! Hay plazas limitadas, así que llame y reserve una reserva. Nos topamos con este lugar en una noche de fin de semana y nos acomodaron en el bar (mejores asientos de la casa, llegamos a verlos hacer todo) honestamente es un secreto local guardado, reservamos para volver durante nuestra semana en Londres. Tienes que probarlo pero reservar una reserva.

Pescado fresco y gran variedad en el menú. Disfruté de la elección de su propio nigiri conjunto de cinco piezas. Todo era delicioso y buen ambiente también.

Fresh and perfect but you have to be patience to deserve:)) very kindly very helpfully delicious if I go London again, I will be go there again ..

Incredible Japanese food! Super lovely dinner to celebrate my boyfriends birthday. The sushi was incredible and so was the hot food

Lovely first impression but after being seated we were ignored for 20 minutes, so left. We had a booking and it wasn't busy.

Sagamiya is easily one of the best, authentic Japanese restaurants outside of Japan that I have ever been to. The food was excellent. Everything was masterfuly prepared. I lived in Japan for a while, so for me entering through the sliding door felt like walking through a magic portal from London to Tokyo and brought back many good memories.

met a friend for an early dinner at Sagamiya and really enjoyed the food. started with a couple of carpaccios (o-toro and hamachi I think), then moved onto tempura and finished with some delicious sushi (unusually for me had under-ordered). the waitress was really friendly and helpful, and the vibe of the place was very much that of a small family-run restaurant. prices are reasonable for central London too.

A great restaurant with authentic Japanese food of a very high quality all prepared in an open kitchen. The sushi, in particular, was excellent. The price for such quality was very reasonable. The staff were friendly, very helpful & attentive to service. The evening we were there was very busy so pre booking would be advisable. Highly recommended.

London has notoriously bad, overpriced sushi. This spot is the exception. I'm from Vancouver where we take sushi seriously, and I was impressed. Hidden gem!

This Japanese brasserie is a gem! The miso aubergine was to die for! The food is prepared in front of you with super fresh ingredients and an amazing attention to details. The sushi was super fresh. The set menus were very good value for money for being in central London! I went with my family and we all loved it. I will go back for work next week!

Went early on a Saturday evening as we had children with us. The staff could not be more friendly and helpful. The food was just beautifully served - the sushi was first rate so we had to order extra!! Would highly recommend this lovely little gem of a place tucked behind county hall

This was by far one of the best dining experiences I have had! The food was exquisite and beautifully presented, and well priced. It had a lovely atmosphere and the staff were friendly and accommodating. 10/10 loved it!!!!

Very good! The service is amazing! Will definitely come back again :) the food is also one of the most authentic Japanese food I have had in a while.

I believe Jun is the best Sushi Chef in London. I can not reccoment Sagamiya more. The produce is excellent and a totally melt-in-the-mouth experience.

I visited on a Friday evening after work with a colleague. We had edamame, tempura, some rolls, and the green tea brulee. All were tasty but what made our experience wonderful was the polite, friendly, smiling, and attentive staff. There were a number of small to medium sized groups there at the same time. Everyone seemed to be enjoying their time at Sagamiya.

The service was good and respectful: my orders came out correct, and I didn't have to wait for a long time at any point for staff (that said, there were only 4 active tables at the time). I ordered tuna rolls (hosomaki), a tori karaage set and genmai tea. The rolls tasted fresh and the portions of fish were quite generous. The chicken was also fried well: not too oily, with a light batter which seemed a fair bit closer to the karaage that I've had in Japan. It came with a salad, which was quite minimally dressed - I liked that as well. In terms of atmosphere, I liked the decor: it was bright and spacious. There seemed to be some kind of easy listening music in Italian, or possibly another European language - it seemed a bit of an odd fit, but was nonetheless pleasant. It was generally quite quiet, so I could enjoy my food. The food tasted great, and it was good value (14.50). I would certainly come back when I'm in the area.

Excellent Food, Excellent Service, what a great find! 3 course set menu for £20! Authentic Japanese Food, very impressed!