Nagoya London

My friend booked a table here the night after Valentine's Day to avoid the mass on the feb and we thought it was really busy! we were the only people in there! a few came in and sat next to us, but a runner when the waiter left them with menus. I wish we had done the same. I can't believe how dirty this place was. the floor was so sticky and the toilets were lukewarm (which always makes me think what the kitchen is as if it were really overpriced for what it was. there was no atmosphere and the personal did not really speak. I and my friend whispered us when we felt so amusing. the only positive that can be taken away is that we still bring it up and laugh about how THAT valbines '

A colleague has recommended nagoya. I'm not sure how to break it, but I'm disappointed. I had some Japanese foods, and I was always impressed, but not this time. I started with green tea and an ashanti dry beer. good. then came a wrong suppe that wanted me more. Next: a wooden floor with several shirr than set. first I tasted the sashimi. very good, although the salat was uninteresting and quite bitter. next I tasted the tempura fried fish: it was bland. hardly any taste of everything, although some pieces of raw tempura battery had a non-pleasant taste. a small salad with tomato and a yellowish dressing was quite good. Finally, the bark teriyaki: nice slices of bark, but the first pieces were so full gristle that I had to spit it out, and the rest was quite chewing. the best part of my meal was the beer. a few sitting next to me had sushi: they seemed to like her eating very much. Maybe I had sushi and not what I chose? the restaurant was half full. Nevertheless, no one asked if I liked to eat it, and they forgot that I had to pay until I made a show with my card. nagoya had some great reviews a few years ago. it seems to me that they have lost passion and work from habit, not to check that they serve quality. I hope they are able to refresh the passion as the menu promised some delicious dishes. I might be back.

Consistently disappointing. unimpressive service: indifferentes eating: boring (going to dirty) environment. the place needs a wholesale transformation, but one has the impression that the owners cannot be disturbed. a great shame: it could be (and perhaps once was) so good.

I cannot recommend this restaurant. too expensive for the under-average food they serve. eattokyo or tokyo diner in soho are much better options than this place. rude teamworkers have ordered incorrectly and made us responsible for it. it was surreal. I also found. a hair in my mistsuppe. the stairs to the toilets were covered in an old, dirty, sticky moquette: disgusting! from gents toilets from order and the toilet was dirty.

This is my second time visit. Once when I came to London few years ago but they were not..steady? but the food was still good. Now it is even better than previous. The cooked food was delizioso and i really liked the bento box. It...is a good selection and make you very full. As I am a big fan of Japan, I was very happy when the chef conversed with me in Japanese. Arigato gozaimashite for the experience