The best restaurants serving Japanese food in England

I've only been there once, had a drink. Very nice place 👌

AmazIng food, and everything was on point!!! I definitely recommend and would go again Dragon roll was top tier 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

Incredible food! A lovely warm atmosphere and the staff are very nice. A very good selection of gluten free options, and they have gluten free soy sauce too! Great choice for coeliacs/gluten free - I’ve been here many times and will continue to come back.

We fancied something different and decided to order from The East Asia and we were really pleased. We ordered a delivery to Bracknell and was expecting the food to be cold by the time it arrived, but it was piping hot. Portion sizes were very good and food was really tasty. We got the set menu and the panang and green thai curry were both delicious. We also had chicken satay and chicken wings, however we weren't as pleased with those. Overall the curries, rice and crackers were really nice and we will definitely order from them again.

Why have I waited so long before going I ask myself. Welcome was great, staff very friendly, engaging and interested to you and the food wow, wow wow!! Definitely worth a visit.

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In general meal here was okay and the sushi ordered was tasty and fresh. Sadly as the restaurant was cold and a few dishes were overpriced for the size it’s not somewhere we’d return to.

Place is permanently closed according to a sign at the door

We were ‘dragged’ in off the streets by a couple of members of staff touting for business and it was the best decision of the weekend in London. Beautiful top floor setting overlooking Trafalgar Square and St Martins place. The food was fantastic, the service first class. I’m coeliac and the knowledge of the menu and gluten was excellent and they use a gf soy which opens up pretty much all of the menu.

Service and staff are great. Food is served quickly but it is ordinary and for the price you pay I don’t see any value for money.

The food was bland. We could not get a jug of water, despite it being 6:30 and not busy. We had all ordered alcohol but wanted a jug of water too. After asking 3 times I went to the the bar. The miserable older waitress shooed me away back to the table and eventually brought water. The younger girl seemed friendly and smiley. The older lady seemed to think we were an inconvenience. No smiles, abrupt answers, very surly. The food was all bland and pretty tasteless. We had 5 different dishes and nothing tasted of much. The Laksa was a bowl of coconut milk with noodles in it. No fresh herbs, crunchy ginger etc. The other dishes all lacked excitement. Edible but not exciting. None of the dishes had coriander, basil, or anything to lift the dish. Disappointing. We won’t be back.

Just brilliant. Food was as good as one can get, menu was full, and staff beyond brilliant. We grazed and had an unconventional order and everything was just perfect. Anyone living near here should visit!!!

Dropped in for an impromptu lunch whilst visiting family in Worthing and completely unexpectedly had one of the best meals of my life and I've travelled a lot and eaten in many incredible restaurants. The food here is just beautiful. Amazing flavours, great service and very good value for money. If I lived in Worthing, I'd eat here ridiculously often. Don't die before you've tried their Miso Maple Pecan Pie! That's my advice.

Excellent food and service and reasonably priced.food is freshly made and very tasty would definitely recommend and will be going again!

Restaurant empty at 1800. Burger arrived cut into it rare, not good for a burger, 2x noodle chicken and prawns, prawns uncooked not good for prawns, 2 other meals. Noticed food was undercooked immediately challenged staff, they offered to remedy, presumably by reheating, rejected offer, paid for wine, soft drink, prawn crackers and left.