The best restaurants serving Japanese food in Haggerston Hackney London

We found this place after our go-to sushi place closed down. Negi & Nori did not disappoint! We tried a variety of sushi and thoroughly enjoyed all of them, in some cases ordering seconds! Very quick and friendly service. Very reasonably priced for the quality and this will definitely be our new go-to when visiting the area again! 10/10

A fascinating range of shellfish and fish cooked with a Japanese influence ( chef’s from Portugal and a Kiwi ! ) with a great deal of complexity and thought having gone into the menu and presentation. The couple’s on either side of us loved the food but thought the portions were on the small side…we thought ok..just ! Unfortunately the restaurant is soon to close ( there’s another branch in Chelsea) but the chefs are class and we’re sure will be popping up in equally classy restaurants

The food was unbelievable good! We had some starters and sushi afterwards - everything was great! The personal was very friendly. I recommend to reserve your table before coming.

Solía trabajar a la vuelta de la esquina de este lugar de sushi y era mi lugar número uno para sushi en Londres. Buen precio para un pescado de gran calidad, especialmente en comparación con las tiendas de sushi habituales de las calles principales, donde el arroz es duro y solo tiene una pequeña rebanada de pescado encima. ¡Este lugar fue tan increíble en sus salsas fueron geniales! Realmente decepcionado de que cerró.Solo escribo esta reseña con la esperanza de que los propietarios anteriores consideren abrirla nuevamente.

Just tried to visit but you're closed!!! Please tell me you're going to reopen...this has ruined my day. Sad noot.

Popped in on a Saturday lunchtime to find the place really quiet, so we were seated right away. Service was great throughout our visit. I had a small portion of the chilli tiger prawn ramen. The size was perfect and the taste was great, though I note its made with chicken broth, which is a shame for a seafood-based dish. I would recommend changing this so the ramen can be enjoyed by people who don't eat meat - pescatarians do exist, after all! I'd also love to see some veggie options on the menu, not just meat-based and totally vegan. Restaurants who forget the diets in the middle risk alienating potential customer bases.

This is for the queen street branch. I used to visit this place a few years ago pre-pandemic a few times a week. Food was fresh, tasty and plentiful. Having been here twice in recent months, I am thoroughly disappointed it’s absolutely crap. Teriyaki chicken now tastes more boiled with a sauce dumped on top and the meat portions are tiny. I also had karaage on the 2nd occasion. The girl asked what rice/vege combo I wanted (?) but it wasn’t followed anyway. The portions again were meh and the sauce was some horrible clear glue looking crap with no real flavour. It was very much like an old Asian takeaway with msg from the 80’s. It’s a damned shame it’s so bad now, but people are still happy to queue here. I used to miss this place when I went to our suburban kokoru chain but even that is tastier and better value than this place.

Had a nasty 48hr food poisoning experience after eating a burger here - couldn't have been anything else i ate that day. Check your food is cooked properly if ordering fom here.

Changed hands? No where near as nice! Edamame beans overcooked and soggy. Bao buns average .prawns tasted frozen. No flavour. Sadly disappointed! The pork in the bun was not rendered was fatty soggy

Beautiful pallet of tastes. Ramen was so delicious, I want to come back in time and taste it again. I’ll comeback 100%)

Utilizan materiales desechables / cuencos / utensilios, etc. El ramen no era ramen real sino udon. La mayoría de los alimentos no se hacen frescos, pero cobran precios muy caros. Estaba esperando una buena comida japonesa. Muy decepcionado.