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1. SATORi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Japanese Cuisine, Izakaya, Tokyo style tapas dishes, over 130 dishes to choose from and a large selection of sake sponsored by the Hakutsuru Brewery, Kobe, Japan
Reviewed By DenDen1London
Good fresh sushi from skilled chef. Good variety of dishes, improved greatly from last visit two years ago. Staff friendly and helpful. Not cheap but great value, will visit again next time in Kingston!Thank you for your review, our menu is now much larger (130 items) and is mostly small tapas style dishes designed for sharing. We hope you'll find new favourites on your next visit :)
2. SATORi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Japanese Cuisine, Izakaya, Tokyo style tapas dishes, over 130 dishes to choose from and a large selection of sake sponsored by the Hakutsuru Brewery, Kobe, Japan
Reviewed By DenDen1London
Good fresh sushi from skilled chef. Good variety of dishes, improved greatly from last visit two years ago. Staff friendly and helpful. Not cheap but great value, will visit again next time in Kingston!Thank you for your review, our menu is now much larger (130 items) and is mostly small tapas style dishes designed for sharing. We hope you'll find new favourites on your next visit :)
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3. The Bloomsbury Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 285 reviews
Reviewed By 186338Marcel01
Large freshly cooked Sunday lunch £13.95 (smaller available at £11.99) - choice of lamb, chicken (came bacon wrapped) and beef with super fresh wide range of vegetables and yorkshire. Surprisingly quiet as quality better than at the Crown for example which is always super busy. Had extra cauliflower cheese which is nice. Small garden at back or terrace at front - large projection TV for sports events. Good range of wines by glass or bottle. One small complaint- they donât sell sparkling water! Friendly service.
4. SATORi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Japanese Cuisine, Izakaya, Tokyo style tapas dishes, over 130 dishes to choose from and a large selection of sake sponsored by the Hakutsuru Brewery, Kobe, Japan
Reviewed By DenDen1London
Good fresh sushi from skilled chef. Good variety of dishes, improved greatly from last visit two years ago. Staff friendly and helpful. Not cheap but great value, will visit again next time in Kingston!Thank you for your review, our menu is now much larger (130 items) and is mostly small tapas style dishes designed for sharing. We hope you'll find new favourites on your next visit :)
5. Little Mumbai
Overall Ratings
4 based on 263 reviews
Little Mumbai is a collaboration of Indian Chefs who always wanted to serve authentic Indian recipes which reflects true Indian cuisine. They have a vast culinary experience whether it is in the best Mumbai hotels or some of the best London restaurant and
Reviewed By verity1
It's a very small place and it would be best to book. We were welcomed and drinks and poppadums arrived quickly. We did then wait a while for our actual food, but the owner/manager apologised saying they were exceptionally busy as lots of takeaway orders had come at once. I was inclined to feel that customers in the actual restaurant should take precedence, but I suppose Indian restaurants must rely heavily on takeaways to keep going. When our food arrived it was absolutely excellent. I had never had palak pakora chaat, which was deepfried spinach leaves in batter, very crunchy. This would go soggy in a takeaway BTW. The tandoori lamb chops were fantastic, thick, juicy and good value. Onion bahji sizzling and crunchy. We again had an apology for the delay; all the food is freshly cooked to order. We will certainly go here again. There were three or four groups of family with children, and everybody was treated individually. It's more for local residents than a large group of rugby fans who want to mop up their lager fast.
