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effeluna
on (last updated on 04-03-2008)
Category: Eating & Drinking » Restaurants » Japanese & Sushi / Asian Restaurants in Earls Court
Tags: asian, earls court, fusion, japanese, japanese noodle noodles ramen re, noodle, noodles, ramen, restaurant, shop, soup, yum
Daniele Turi wrote on 22-01-2009 "A an asian fusion chain. Not bad." more...
Category: Eating & Drinking » Restaurants » Japanese & Sushi Restaurants in Soho
Tags: cheap, choice, easy, fast food, japanese, onigiri, quality, quick, relaxing, sushi, takeaway, value
xeniadono wrote on 01-03-2009 "I have had lunch here sometimes. It is a place where you can find healthy japanese food for a reasonable price but not expect too much. Onigiri are......" more...
Category: Shopping » Food & Drink » Delicatessen in West End | Eating & Drinking » Restaurants » Japanese & Sushi Restaurants in West End
Tags: authentic, cafe, cheap, food, groceries, japan, japanese, japanese food, piccadilly, supermarket, sushi, takeaway
katiesol wrote on 09-07-2009 "If ever you find yourself in need of a Totoro made out of bread, a freeze-dried meal with preparation instructions you don’t understand or th......" more...
Category: Eating & Drinking » Restaurants » Japanese & Sushi Restaurants in Covent Garden
Tags: bento, hot-noodle-and-rice-dishes, japanese, london, quick, samurai, self-service, sushi, take-out, tasty, value, warm
BushGirl wrote on 24-10-2008 "Good value sushi to eat in or take-away. Much in the same vein as Wasabi. The hot food is very filling and pretty well-priced at about £4.50 and in......" more...
Category: Eating & Drinking » Restaurants » Japanese & Sushi Restaurants in Soho
Tags: belt, central, conveyor, conveyor belt, delicious, fish, japanese, oxford street, sishi, soho, sushi, underrated
jeapeagle wrote on 31-01-2009 "This palce is great fun and something different. There is a good choice of cold dishes which come around on the conveyor belt - just choose what t......" more...
12-02-2008, 11:26
I had no idea you could get sushi in Wagamama! I've always gone for the noodles. What kind of sushi would you recommend for someone that doesn't like "really fishy" sushi? I know, I know.... i'm a wimp.
28-02-2008, 11:23
Well Andrew I am going to be doing a piece for the blog on how to order 'Sushi like an expert' so you can read it. I will leave you a note when I have written it.
29-02-2008, 18:44
I have done a piece on how to order sushi like an expert in http://www.missgoodinlondon.blogspot
04-03-2008, 10:43
Nice. I can definitely recommend Donzoko on Kingly Street... just down from 2 Floors and Attica. It's a little more expensive than YoSushi but I can promise you it's a better nosh.
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