Southwark​のベスト寿司レストラン

Fresh and delicious sushi. One of my favourite dining places in London! The atmosphere is energetic and inviting, and the staff is very friendly. A must-visit for sushi lovers!

THE IVY ASIA PREMIUM EXPERIENCE MENU £85 PER PERSON I arrived in my wheelchair and was escorted around the building and shown the way to the lift and other entrance inside the shopping centre. We went to our table but it wasn't the best for me in my wheelchair, so they gave us a round table where I sat comfortably and had a beautiful view of St. Paul's Cathedral all lit up. The restaurant has an amazing floor and a big cherry blossom tree that makes for great views and photos. Staff were polite anent attentive. I liked I could see the chef's busy creating the dishes. The first 3 courses came and filled our table. The portions are Very Generous and I asked the waiter not to bring too many too quickly. If you opt for this menu, you will want to eat slow and saviour every delicious mouthful. My personal favourites are the Prawn Dumplings & Aromatic Duck but everything else was a close 2nd place. The desert came with Dry Ice fog, lovely ice cream and Cinnamon Doughnuts A fantastic Feast in a great restaurant and definitely a place to revisit and bring friends and overseas visitors to.

Would definitely recommend before a show. Very tasty food with lots of options.

My fourth visit in three months to this little gem of a restaurant in Chinatown! The food is amazing, the ambiance is lovely, and the service is excellent. A special shoutout to Wendy for always welcoming us with a smile and making us feel truly special.

Really delicious, interesting Thai fusion food, with excellent views of Tower Bridge if you sit outside. Service was friendly, though we had to wait too long to order. Only real complaint is the loud, trashy nightclub music they play, totally inappropriate to the venue. Do the staff pick this to entertain themselves? Surely customers don’t want it, unless this is what tourists expect to hear everywhere these days? Or are they hoping to attract a young, downmarket clientele?