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United Kingdom Food Guide: 5 Japanese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Kingsand
Find out what Japanese restaurants to try in Kingsand including KuKu, Tea & Bun, Goto Japanese Restaurant, Wagamama, Yukisan
1. KuKu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 398 reviews
Reviewed By Tanz_and_Rog
Table for 4 on a busy Saturday night with friends. Our friends are from near Oxford and have plenty of excellent restaurants near to them, but they absolutely LOVED KuKu as much as we do. The decor, lighting and ambience is captivating from the minute you step inside. You are transported from the hum-drum of everyday life, to a place that awakens your senses. Front of house gentleman is friendly and professional, the attention to detail is evident from the outset. Once again we enjoyed some fabulous food, beautifully presented like works of art and a sensation in the mouth. Its vibrant, upbeat and classy.
2. Tea & Bun
Overall Ratings
5 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By kim7law
Amazing little find! Great homemade food, big portions, good price, lovely service and very tasty! Plenty of choice and vegan options greatly welcomed! Try the miso and tofu ramen, it is delicious! Serves Vietnamese iced coffee and bubble tea as well which is amazing! Buns are so soft and fluffy, try the crispy duck bun! Would recommend and come again! Cash only so bare in mind.
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3. Goto Japanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 215 reviews
GOTO is new Japanese restaurant located in 13 southside street,PL1 2LA. We offer our customers not only traditional sushi, but also new modern style sushi together with other hot Japanese dishes as well. Our core cuisine is based on Japanese authentic rec
Reviewed By trevorbart
The taxi driver chose this restaurant for us based on "Asian cuisine" request. ood choice. Quality wine (a little expensive), excellent food, friendly and efficient service by both chef and waiting staff. Definitely worth another visit
4. Wagamama
Overall Ratings
4 based on 526 reviews
Inspired by fast-paced japanese ramen bars, wagamama offers a range of fresh, healthy dishes including ramen, donburi, teppanyaki, curries, salads and juices. wagamama encourages guests to share in their enthusiasm, slurp on noodles, relax in good company
Reviewed By Suzy166
First time visit but wonât be going again, maybe choose the wrong food. Had the chicken Ramen, the chicken was fine but I had enough noodles for about 6 people! It was quite off putting and the broth tasted and looked like dish water. Also if over a certain age sitting on hard and cold benches with no backs is a no no.hi suzy, thanks for taking the time to leave us a review. we are sorry to hear about your experience. we'd like to take a look into this, would you mind leaving some further details here - https://www.wagamama.com/contact-us to enable us to do so? thank you
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5. Yukisan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 476 reviews
Reviewed By coffee01
The menu has something for everyone - from sushi and sashimi to tempura, lobster and noodles. And all really fresh and beautifully presented.The staff are friendly and helpful. They will happily explain what things are and help you with your selection. We ordered a couple of dishes to start with, then a couple more, so you don't have to choose everything at once, and they were all served quickly.There is the option of sitting at a table or sitting on the floor (Japanese styley ;-)!) which adds to the experience.This is one of the best Japanese restaurants we've been to and I highly recommend it.
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