London restaurants

Shoryu Ramen is a popular ramen chain serving Tonkotsu ramen in London, Manchester and Oxford. Tak Tokumine, the founder of Japan Centre opened the first restaurant in 2012 and there’s…

First, this is not just a ramen restaurant. Yes, the ramen at Tenmaru is absolutely as good as it looks but their other Izakaya menu side dishes are equally deserving…

Translated into English, Monohon means “the real thing” and many diners declare Monohon as one of their favourite ramen restaurants in London. Monohon Ramen is certainly worth visiting if you…

Tonkotsu Ramen restaurants across London often make subtle and sometimes not so subtle hints that their bowls are the richest. Some point out that they simmer their broth for 18…

Issho Ni in Japanese means “together with” and the concept of the Issho Ni restaurant is to create a relaxed space where diners can share plates of Japanese food made…

Ramen is simply the best winter comfort food isn’t it? A hot steaming bowl of Tonkotsu can really warm you up and make you forget about the short days. While…

First of all what is Sukiyaki? Sukiyaki is a popular Japanese dish that is cooked in a hot pot and often served at the table. It consists of thinly sliced…

There are six Eat Tokyo restaurants in London aside from their Tonkotsu-ya branch in Mayfair and their G2 Shabu Shabu outlet next to their Golders Green branch. You’ve probably already…

From the outside Tokyo Diner seems to get it all right. The restaurant has its name written in Japanese on a wooden board above the entrance with an indigo noren…

You can explain the word Izakaya as a Japanese-style gastropub. It’s a place where you can expect a wide-range of delicious food including sashimi and sushi as well as grilled…