My favourite new restaurant in Kew/Richmond!

Have always been a big fan of sushi, and was very impressed by the quality of the food at Maki. Some great variations to traditional japanese dishes (the Dragon Roll is a must), and even classics like the bento box offer generous portions with great flavour. The service is fantastic, and for some extra fun be sure to sit at one of the sunken tatami tables.

Took a couple of ‘sushi-virgins’ there recently and they loved it too, so would definitely recommend it to anyone and everyone.

Absolutely Fantastic!

All four of us loved it. What a refreshing change.

A perfect combination of superb food, great ambience and friendly service.

Keep it up!

I don't have a long review but I just wanted to say that this place is fantastic and a really wonderful addition to the restaurants around Richmond and Twickenham.

It has a really relaxed atmosphere with friendly and helpful staff.

The food was fantastic with really nice fresh fish and well made sushi.

I also really liked the seating which had sunken seating arrangment around to table.

Overall it was fantastic and I already intend to talk my workmates into going there for lunch later this week (There was lunch special Bento box for £6.95 which looks very good value)

Hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

Only opened a couple of weeks ago in a spot across the road from some well established restaurants on Kew Road. We were lucky to get a seat as we hadn't booked, but obviously the residents of Richmond were desperate to see what the new sushi place was like.

Overall it was very good. We had a lot of well prepared and cut sushi to start with and then all decided to go for bento boxes - between us we had chicken, tempura prawn, and salmon. The miso soup was as you'd expect - I can't really rave about miso soup.

The salmon was cooked really well and the accompanying salads, seaweed and pickles were balanced.

The only downer was that it was so new they didn't have the dessert menu ready when we were there as we were looking forward to trying some green tea sorbet or some other bean based Japanese dessert.

A highlight of the night was trying to get out of the sunken seating with some sense of elegance. It's not possible specially after a cup or two of saki.