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A Really nice restaurant! A lot to choose from the menu and the food was really good. I can truly recommend this one!

Eat the Mentaiko roll!! It looks deceivingly simple but is heaven in every bite. Eat Tokyo never fails to disappoint, especially for its price tag.

One of the best sushi places I've been to in london. Don't let the small entrance and boring decor fool you it's a hidden gem with the most amazing fresh top quality sushi ever!

Once you get past the tangible lack of wifi signal and unusual smell, your taste buds will give the food here a standing ovation. A perfect meal here comprises the black cod, fermented eggplant, seaweed salad and sake shots. If you've got somewhere to be and quick power up on a bento box instead!

sushi (nigiri) was really excellent, but I also had the chicken teriyaki jyu that came with a layer mayonnaise and wild salat between huhn and rice, this was an unpleasant surprise. the portion size was huge. based on my experience, I would go back, but only for the sushi, maybe they try a Bento box next time and ask her for no mayo.

I'm a little foodie and love sushi. I've been living in london for 8 years and can honestly say this is the best sushi I had. the restaurant itself does not look glamorous, it is very small. I like that. eating is unbelievable, although the restaurant is unpredictable. it has a very authentic feeling, it and the service time is fast. I would highly recommend this place and order the aubergine! (nasu dengaku)

The restaurant offers a warm welcome, bustling atmosphere, and quick service. The pork bento box is a great deal, featuring crispy breadcrumbs on perfectly cooked pork. The tofu is topped with refreshing ginger, and the salad is well dressed with fluffy rice. Wasabi comes at an additional cost. If there is no space in the main restaurant, don't ask to be moved. Sitting on stools provides an intimate view of the chefs at work. The chefs handle the fresh sashimi with great care and concentration, showing utmost respect for the ingredients.

If you're a sushi lover like me and tired of the overpriced sushi joints, Eat Tokyo is where you should be! Get ready to sit in a little box like space that you have to enter through a little passage beside the kitchen. Live sushi and lot of seafood smells in the air to add to the entry. The waitresses are all clad in traditional kimono and it adds to the charm of this place, making it look super authentic. It's a large expansive menu and has a brilliant sake collection. Amongst stuffing ourselves with 7 dishes we ordered amongst three people my picks are the prawn tempura, tartar roll, spicy salmon or tuna roll. The service is super quick, and well the decor is like a canteen. Why should yo...

Such a shame for the subpar service we received, as we love the food here, but won’t be coming back to this location. The moment we were seated the manager rushed to tell us “you have to be done by 8:30 another table is coming”. Now, I understand having time limits, but perhaps saying it in a less abrasive way unless the king himself was dining at our table. Then the manager chastised us for having 2 seats empty (we booked for 7, they provided 8). Apparently, one is expected to have clairvoyance to know when a member of a large dinner party suddenly cannot show up. At the end, we requested to take off the service charge (which is our legal right), and a server came to harangue us over it. We...