Category: Sushi
Ichibuns Soho Review – It’s a place for dirt bag teenagers who’ve grown up and like a bit of refinement in their junk food.
Ichibuns is a three-floored 90 cover restaurant concepted by Robin Leigh, a Nobu alumina and is backed by the folks…
Sushi Wakyo – Walton On Thames, Dynamite Beef!
Sushi Wakyo was a researched find on none other than Tripadvisor. I tend to approach these things gingerly as you…
Bento Cafe – Camden – Does it taste good?
I was first introduced to Bento Cafe around 15 years ago by an old flame who got my taste in…
Eat Tokyo Review – Soho. What’s All the Pavement Blocking Queues About?
The dangle of decent sushi at a reasonable price, served as fast as lightening was too hard to resist. (Well…
Daiwa Sushi – Tsukiji Fish Market – Tokyo
Tsukiji is Tokyo’s main fish market and it’s the largest of its kind in the world, with over sixty thousand workers…
Jewel Bako – Michelin Star NYC Sushi
Jewel Bako has been around since the turn of the century, 2001 to be exact and it’s owned by husband…
Blue Ribbon Sushi – Intimate little joint in NYC
It’s been around for ages, it’s intimate, it has a omakase bar jammed full of beautiful looking fish and it’s…
Morimoto NYC 2011 – My first visit to NYC
Chef Masaharu Marimoto the highly acclaimed star of TV series Iron Chef opens Morimoto NYC in January 2006. It’s a huge…
Sushi Tetsu Review (Clerkenwell) – The Sushi Gods exist in London too
Sushi Tetsu is based in an unassuming nook in Clerkenwell, opened in June 2012 by Toru Takahashi. Single handedly he seems…
Sake No Hana (Mayfair) Review – One for the trendy folk
There is another side to the London dining scene that may appeal more to some than others; for example some…
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