Los restaurantes japoneses más populares en Chigwell

We had a fantastic night, everything was perfect we was a group of 8 and everyone said how great everything was!!! Well done all!!!

Found this as a last minute reservation for my birthday get together with family. Amazing! I have zero negative comments to make. Very friendly and talented staff.

Los Mochis London City, situated on the 9th floor of 100 Liverpool Street, offers a unique fusion of Mexican and Japanese cuisines, blending the vibrant spirit of Tulum with the refined elegance of Tokyo. The restaurant features a stunning dining room with a sushi bar, a spacious rooftop terrace providing panoramic views of London, private dining spaces, and a lively Agaveria and lounge boasting one of Europe’s most extensive collections of tequila and mezcal.  The menu is designed for sharing and is entirely gluten, nut, and celery-free, showcasing dishes such as fresh sashimi, maki rolls, ceviches, tiraditos, robata grill items, and unique tacos. The culinary approach emphasizes high-quality, seasonal, and sustainable ingredients sourced from top-tier artisans.  a true gem in the City of London Overall, Los Mochis London City provides a distinctive dining experience that combines innovative fusion cuisine with breathtaking city views, making it a noteworthy destination for those seeking a blend of Mexican and Japanese flavors in a sophisticated setting.

The food was delicious! We particularly enjoyed the spicy tuna sushi rolls and the tuna tacos (except the tacos were VERY small). The ambience was nice, there’s parking onsite and staff were friendly. Our only complaint is that service was slow from start to finish, which was a shame. I would recommend this restaurant as the food was lovely and it’s good value for money. Just be prepared to wait a little longer for orders etc (unless they work on this) 🍱✨💕

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?