Sushi Cafe

“Great food, fair prices, lovely staff and relaxing ambiance & music.”

Amy Kettle★★★★★

Me and my boyfriend went for lunch and got the all you can eat option, also an option for bottomless drinks include alcohol options. The atmosphere was very chilled and the service was great explained everything about the all you can eat very clearly and was there to refill drinks when needed. The food was great very flavourful and the rice to fish ratio was perfect. Enjoyed everything we ordered specifically the takoyaki balls, miso soup, and the phoenix roll was delicious very flavourful. Very generous portions. Would definitely go back for more delicious food and will definitely order mor

G W★★★★★

The restaurant is a “made-to-order” style spot: quick to serve and food is freshly prepared. It offers a great variety of dishes, with both hot and cold options—perfect for a buffet-style brunch. We arrived at around 3:00 PM and it wasn’t very crowded, which made it an ideal time to go. The staff were friendly, efficient, and attentive, and the location is very close to Battersea Park.

Bonsai Ninja★★★★

If you want to eat as much sushi as you can possibly eat without breaking your wallet then this place is a good option. All you can eat for the amount of sushi that you can order is reasonable and whilst the quality would not the same as what you get from paying premium price, at the price of all you can eat sushi, it is definitely acceptable. The place can get very busy and the wait time was very long for the final rounds and if you sit by the door, the wind can be quite cold.

gerald Mirey★★★

this my first review on here, i heard about this place by my partner. went there on my own to experience the fixed price buffet for £27/£28 for food & £12.90 unlimited drinks on weekend. i was looking forward to it especially on the website it said an authentic Japanese restaurant providing Izakaya-inspired cuisine. the service was good and staff friendly and helpful. i ordered the chicken Karaage with was 3 pieces of chicken fried in cornflour, tastless and dry, to follow Miso aubergine came as tiny sliced with hoisin sauce and no miso, chicken gyoza deepfried no sauce to come with it, those