Yazu Sushi in City of London

Went there yesterday for a very quick late lunch. Absolutely excellent sushi. Had flavour and was made with top quality ingredients. Would recommend. Friendly service. Had this nice vibe to it. It’s expensive but keep in mind, it’s Prime Mayfair and frankly it’s well justified for the quality of food you get 👍

Good sushi, I used a deal so the prices were reasonable, but would have been expensive at full price. Love the conveyor belt, its a fun experience. Good selection and choice. Friendly staff.

really cute place , we came around 6pm on a Wednesday, place was really quite and only few came after we were halfway done. Its a conveyer belt so we dug in straight away. sushi rolls were good, salmon sashimi was fresh. although the special rolls were a quite salty. and after going through 6 green plates, 8 black plates and few drinks, total was around 96£ for 2 people. quite expensive. but its also Mayfair, London.

Very bad experience! !I called and booked a seat first, but I didn’t know I needed to mention that I was a coupon customer. (I guess they would lie and say that they are full if they knew I'm a coupon user.) After we got to the store, we talked to the boss about the coupons. His face changed a lot and accused us of not mentioning it when we booked. He was angry and unwilling to let us in. The other waitress looked at him for a while before reluctantly letting us in, and he kept muttering after that. Later, he asked us to show the QR code, and said that many people had problems with their QR codes, and ours might not be usable. Later, it proved that ours was valid. He shook his head before letting us sit down.The dishes are ridiculously expensive, every sushi is as small as an emoji🍣, the blue and brown plates are not seen at all. We asked about the dishes on the blue plate, but the boss accused that "That's for vegetarianism. Are you here for fish?", and then said, "The sushi on the menu is on the turntable. Any other questions?"We chose most of the food on the red plate. I don’t know if the boss didn’t want us to continue to eat or what. He even put the food that used to be on the red plate, on the black plate!! Leaving only green and black on the turntable!!?We were very unhappy and left the restaurant. In short, it was a very unpleasant experience. The dishes were average and the service was even worse.

Used a voucher here, but definitely want to come and try more. They had fairly traditional selection with a few sushi variations with their own twist. The specials menu was worth trying too!We enjoyed all the dishes that we tried.Cute and cosy little Japanese sushi house that is worth visit a visit with friends for catch up or date.

My friend booked and made it clear on the booking that we had a Groupon voucher. When we arrived, the chef asked if we had "anything special" with the booking - we thought he meant a birthday or something so said no. The sushi was ok, though the selection was very limited and none of the cheaper dishes were available - it was expensive for what it was. There were maybe 6-7 of the same dishes going around the conveyor belt.Come time to pay and we brought out the Groupon QR code. The chef threw an absolute hissy fit and told us we were "not nice" and that we HAD to show the Groupon at the start or we could not use it. He said that it was an old till and that they could not now use the Groupon code as they'd rung the bill up already. We politely said that it had been made very clear at the time of the booking that it was a Groupon voucher, but this guy was incredibly rude and basically argued with us for about 20minutes, saying we were disgusting and not nice and bad people, before he eventually accepted the Groupon code and repeatedly shouted at as to never go back there again and wave us away. It was very embarrassing and quite shocking.I could not recommend this place any less. Avoid, avoid, avoid.

One of the best sushi I've ever had. Made fresh right infront of you while you eat it. Really sweet staff and really cute place!

A small intimate setting.The two chefs/server were very friendly. We had a great time!Lovely sake and plum wine menu.I tried it out after finding a Groupon deal.The sushi and plates were all fresh and delicious. A highlight being the white tuna but it was all amazing.The only improvement would be that there were no blue plates on the train (the lowest priced plate) this seemed slightly unfair. No menu offered so for some it may be confusing as to what ingredients were on each plate. Also when we finished, new options were added so we felt like we missed out.Despite this, the experience was overall lovely. Thanks.

I felt like I ought to leave a review here as some of the others are pretty scathing and didn’t reflect my experience at all. The food was tasty and there was a decent amount of choice available at the different prices. There was also an à la carte menu on the wall that I presume you can order from, but we didn’t need it. The staff were all pleasant and service was fast, it’s only a small place so they’re never far. I had no issues using the Groupon offer at all either, it would have been a fairly expensive meal without it but the staff were obviously familiar with the process and they showed the breakdown of the bill at the end with the money taken off. I would have no trouble recommending this to others and I’m sure I’ll be back.

I came across this little gem while visiting a local gallery. After spending all day visiting mainstream galleries on the other side of London, this was a fabulous welcomed break.A small very authentic Japanese restraunt, intimate, quiet and friendly with a wonderful ambience.The food slowly circles on the conveyor belt allowing time to contemplate what to choose.The chef a master in his own art fires fresh fish with a flame torch just artfully skimming the fish.All food is freshly prepared, l found the experience made me feel l was back in Japan. This has wetted my appetite for when l return next week for a month.If you are in the area, it's well worth popping in.