Saki in City of London
Saki restaurant is on the busy streets of City of London. If you prefer to go directly you will find it at the 33 Broadway Parade location, a location that you can also visit without problems using Google Maps on foot or by car.
Saki is a great Japanese restaurant if you are in the unique area of City of London.
Saki has gotten a 4.3 due to 204 diner comments, certainly 204 are not a few opinions, as you can see, this restaurant does not leave any consumer indifferent.
¿Other questions? You should know that Saki responds through the phone 02081411579.
Where is Saki?
🏠 33 Broadway Parade, London N8 9DB
Opinions
Dragon L.
The food was great the service was good 👍 unfortunately the only thing that I didn’t like was the fact that the all you can eat deal was for 2 people or more what do I and other people like me do when they don’t have a partner or someone else to go with this I found to be a disheartening I would ask the management to change their policy so people like me can go to the restaurant on a more regular basis because the food is great the presentation is nice and good service from the employees many thanks 🙏 if you’re policy is reconsidered I would frequent more often regardless I recommend this restaurant from the seafood to the serlion steak 🥩
Paul K.
They substituted the salmon skin in the salmon skin roll for broken up prawn crisps (?!?!).The speciality rolls were good, though, if unusually wide and chunky.The takoyaki isn’t prepared with the usual okinomiyaki sauce, kewpie mayo and tuna flakes, but is served bare.The menu is a little confusing due to some language issues. For instance ‘butter fried’ doesn’t mean something is fried in butter, nor is it ‘butterflied’ (as in butterflied prawns that are split in half to look like a butterfly and deep fried); it just means fried.In an area with a lot of different high quality sushi places with similar pricing, I would avoid this one.
Salvi
Good quality and everything was packed really nicely. The sushi rolls, however, were too big and the pieces of fish inside them were too big as well. It makes it unpleasant to eat but I would order again because the quality of the fish wasn't bad at all and everything was nice and fresh.
Xiao L.
Good value for money. Nice menu options, good and tasty. Just the takoyaki are not seasoned in the classical Osaka way, but they give you to opportunity to enjoy them as you wish.
Angela N.
My first time ordering from here via Just eat. 10/10 quality, taste and delivery time. I ordered: Crunchy chicken maki, Chicken Yaki Soba, Avocado Maki and a can of Coke. Will definitely be ordering again.
R
Tasty all you can eat dishes. Lots of sushi rolls to choose from but not many sashimi choices. Choices of cooked dishes were good too. The service was good. Reasonably priced compared to other all you can eat Japanese food. The downside is that it's not too good of you have a young child as they don't have changing facilities and only seems to have one high chair in the whole restaurant.
Mark B.
We had a really nice experience here! We went for the all you can eat menu, and was impressed by all the food. You have to order in rounds, and each round you are limited to 4 sushi and sashimi dishes, and also 4 other (more filling) dishes.The atmosphere was casual; we were eating at Sunday lunch time.Staff were friendly and quick to serve us. We had a baby with us. There was enough room for a pram, but not changing facilities in the bathroom u fortunately.
Elisabetta A.
i usually order a delivery take away, but this time I wanted to see where I get the food from. Good service and the food was very well presented,tasty and fresh, as always. I had the salmon sashimi, the chicken yaki with a mix salad (that had a very good dressing) and a sooo good and crispy prawns tempura!! Don’t forget to try the mochi ice cream, I had green tea and chocolate. With 2 cups of tea I paid 28£. I love it.
Syd E.
Very nice! Beautifully prepared and generous portions. Not the most perfect sashimi cuts, not the most incredible balance of flavours in the miso and not the best prepared rice... but for the price it's one of the best in North East London.
Naomi P.
So I ended up her at an all you can eat Japanese buffet as where I originally wanted to go for Sunday roast was fully booked. I was a bit sceptical to begin with as the idea of "all you can eat" sushi just doesn't ring well to me.. However, they do do it in a clever way as to minimise waste and make it so you order from across the menu and not just the expensive stuff. I personally like that.The food was just above average. Service was lovely. The space is non plus. Loved my jasmine tea. The muso soup and aubergine were my faves. I wouldn't rush back but I'd also not mind if I was invited back here either. Not disappointed but no bells or whilstes either.Go check it out. Family friendly and fine for eating alone, on a date or with friends.
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Yes, at Saki you can make a reservation using Sakisushi.co.uk.
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Yes, Saki offers delivery services using Deliveroo.co.uk, Hungryhouse.co.uk, Justeat.co.uk and Sakisushi.co.uk.
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If you have any questions, you can contact Saki by calling 020 8141 1579.
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In Saki they specialise in american and japanese cuisine.
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204 customers of Saki have given it an average rating of 4,3.