Ohisama in City of London

highly recommended，both food and people there was quite good. And lots of Japanese sakes for chosen.

Finally went with my partner after seeing this place a while back, and I've honestly been blown away. The atmosphere is lovely, with amazing staff and absolutely *delicious* food.We ordered a sushi set (Jo; the deluxe!) and an appetizer (the yubuki salmon), both of which surpassed all my expectations.Beautiful ingredients skillfully treated with care (I've never had tuna so lovely!), and the chef went the whole way as the yubuki salmon was taking a little bit by giving us a few extra nigiri on the house while we waited! We weren't expecting anything of the sort so it felt like a really lovely gesture.Had some mochi ice cream to finish which was also great!Overall amazing experience, absolutely worth the money and will definitely come again for a celebration! I'd give more stars if I could!! ⭐

Visited today at lunchtime - empty store when my daughter and I came except for one takeaway patron. Ordered 2 lunch bento - maki selection for her and deluxe selection bento for me (15 + 25£). 100% agree that the service speed was slow - we were the only customers but waited at least 30 mins for food to come out. However, quantity was enormous - nearly couldn't finish it all. Fish cut was neat and miso soup was some of the best I've had in the UK. Neat presentation, nice tasting hot Kara age and gyoza.Questionable choice to serve sashimi on ice (v odd - no freshness issues with the fish to hide - all sushi should be served room temp)Overall a good price for feeling absolutely stuffed with standard sushi. I get the feeling not the place to try pieces I love to eat back in Japan (ikura, uni etc) but daughter was v happy.

Very very bad experience visiting the restaurant.The service is so bad. We ordered one thing and got the other. When we complained they didn't understand us and when we had to pay the bill and asked to pay for what we got - we got refused. A proper service would accept the mistake but they insisted no mistake were made. This is really really bad experience and we are so hurt from this behavior and service, would never set foot in it again - beware!!

We are quite disappointed with the food quality.My husband ordered a Salmon Don and I ordered a deluxe Don. The sashimi are not fresh enough, the soy sauce is not sweet Japanese soy sauce, the taste is not good.It’s not Japanese standard.

hidden sushi gem in baker street — great service, food presentation and quality! you can choose to sit at the bar or downstairs with sharing tables. my favorites to order were the rainbow roll, toro roll, spider roll, and dragon roll (great for sharing) 🍣 the only con is that the dishes are quite pricey — tried the mini chirashi don for £17 and the variety of ingredients and portion was not worth it. i recommend getting other rolls.

This is a very cute little sushi bar just off Baker Street which I was excited to try but unfortunately the service was sub-par and so was the sushi. The uni was old and just wasn't good, the soft shell crab roll was tasty but it had none of the actual crab in it just a few bits of legs. My partner ordered a sushi selection and thought it was descent but overall I would never recommend this place. It's far too expensive to be just a step above an itsu or other fast food chain type place.

The best sushi dishes I ever tasted so yummy and the service outstanding, highly recommended.

We had a very good meal at Ohishama Sushi. I found the sashimi very fresh and the sushi very authentic. The only let down was the Tuna and Lobster tacos, the tomato salsa was overpowering the fish flavour. The service was friendly and helpful.

Fresh sushi... classic sushi bar style. I had to rate it down because I found a bone in my salmon avocado roll... and the salmon cuts were stringy.... but the chef did Apologise ....he was very sweet. The waitresses are warm, professional and attentive. It's not exactly too quality or traditional... the portion sizes are too big for 'bite sized', they skimp on the tobiko (fish row) and they add mayo to things... its westernized. The house saki is pretty awful (low alcohol vinegar).... BUT the prices are very competitive given the area and it's a great little place to pop in for lunch.