The best restaurants serving Japanese food in Hillingdon London

Sushi Futomaki is located in Ruislip High Street and is a short walk from Ruislip station. We have eaten here numerous times over the past year or so and always enjoyed the food, drink, service and pleasant ambiance. I generally have miso soup, prawn tempura or gyozas, and temaki (soft shell crab & avocado and teriyaki eel). To drink, we generally have a bottle of Chardonnay and some hot sake. Cost is generally around £90 for two which is decent value in these expensive days.

Amazing food and hospitality from an authentic Japanese establishment. They also have a manga collection which you can read.

Food was very tasty and the service was excellent. I went there every day during my short stay in the town, and enjoy the beautiful food.

Warm & friendly welcome. Excellent service from start to finish. Food hot & drinks cold. A little bit of soggy lettuce, but these things happen. Nice atmosphere. Well worth a visit. If theres a queue don’t let that put you off. It’s worth the wait.

I’ve visited Wagamama several times, and the consistent highlight of my experience has been the exceptional service from Sahan. Every time, Sahan goes above and beyond to ensure that guests feel welcome and well taken care of. His attentiveness, professionalism, and warm demeanor truly elevate the dining experience.

The food is amazing, and the staff is helpful and courteous.

Great food, great staff, perfect for pickup on the go or sit in if you have time to spare, clean place, friendly, helpful staff, good price and lots to choose.

Mediocre food, uninteresting. The advantage of this restaurant: electrical outlets at each table, to charge your devices.

This is one of those cute little Asian places that has sushi items on a conveyor belt running past your table in color-coded bowls. They also have a standard non-sushi menu, from which I ordered a delicious chicken yakitori with sriracha mayo. The price seemed reasonable. My only gripes are with the number of spaces they attempt to pack into a tiny area, leading to lots of elbow-bumping with your neighbors, and the comically inadequate size of the napkin you get with your meal.