Koto I - Carta

Another good meal here. Nice food and good service. Nice wine list. Pleasant atmosphere. I would recommend and visit again.

after all these other Japanese joints in london, this seems to be a tight and unauthentic. but then it is again a hotel restaurant and most.

not pretentious, but in any case the quality and presentation must be. the layout is not bad, but feels like a cafeteria. not a sushi conveyor. Ver carta

The sushi lacked flavor. They were out of chicken so I tried the pork ramen instead. The pork was tough and the broth was bland. The prices were too high.

We just had a horribel experience at our hotel sushi restaurant. Horribel tasting sushi, the worst nodles i have ever tasted. We are scared of beeing sick!

I have really good memories of this place before the beginnings (can 2006) than there were far fewer Japanese restaurants in london. I was here with a big one. Ver carta

The food having Good presentation this is all good about it. We order three ramen and the noodles was so salty and sweet impossible to eat more then three spoons even I speak whit the chef and the noodles was from quick packet for the price we paid we hope something better. Really but experience. Not recommended.

Reading the reviews about Koto, you might think this is the worst Japanese restaurant on Earth. My wife and I ended up there by chance, and were instead pleasantly impressed: a clean and airy ambience, a vast choice in the menu, and good food: we had a full meal and everything was delicious, from the rice to the fish to the vegetables. Perhaps we have been lucky? mah... the service was kind, and the price low. For me, a good place.

We 'd been to an art exhibition (blimey! and fancied dinner. The car was miraculously parked and my partner spotted Koto. Result, we thought, as we both like Japanese cuisine. The restaurant is part of (and entered through on this night The Grange Holborn Hotel, My view of restaurants in hotels was sadly verified. First, it had all the atmosphere of The Moon. None. There were two other tables occupied, otherwise, it was as equally deserted. The waitress was very friendly and doing her best, but somehow it felt slightly 'amateur '. The sake was OK not great but not bad. The Miso Soup was pretty average (compare it to anywhere in Soho you 'll taste the difference at once but it was the main Be... Ver carta