Little Tokyo in Leeds

I thought I’d give this place a try given its reasonable prices for its menu. However, it was apparent that its quality reflects it. Anything fried was extremely greasy and lack flavour, suggesting the lack of preparation of proper marination beforehand. The sushi was arguably the only decent thing we had, but the nori sheets(seaweed sheets) was obviously either poor quality or old, as it was chewy and stale. Good quality nori should be crunchy and break easily when eaten. The orange slices in my partner’s bento box was saturated by the grease from the neighbouring fried veg(totally unnecessary) which meant it just tasted of grease/fat. However, there were some good experiences out of my time dining there: the customer service was great and welcoming. The decoration was great with the koi fish ponds, although I can’t imagine the fishes are happy with essentially no lighting surrounded by 4 black walls. Overall, wasn’t a great experience therefore, I do not recommend coming here, as an Asian, unless you don’t mind bad food for decent decorations.

My favourite restaurant, I have loved little Tokyo for years and was so happy to be able to go back after the restrictions were lifted, I felt safe & comfortable, the food was amazing as always ❤️

First time trying Japanese food.Not at all disappointed.Service Brillant .Great atmosphere.Food very good .Will be back.Went in a group of 5 on Saturday 5th of February as a treat for my birthday ( the week before).

We were lucky to get in without a reservation after an early evening cinema trip. It'd been many years since my husband and I had visited. Pleased to report its still just as good. We both ordered bento boxes and everything was fresh and tasty and served very quickly. Cannot complain. Next time we will opt for a sushi platter - that look amazing (serious food envy!)

I just popped in during a shop around Leeds, and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of the food! 😋The portions were just the right size and the prices were extremely reasonable.I will definitely be visiting again the next time I need to eat when in Leeds! Highly recommended 👌

We went on a Thursday night - service was very slow and we had to ask to order. However the food was extremely good with lots of vegetarian and vegan options. The staff were very friendly and polite.

The food here is absolutely amazing and I cannot recommend this enough. The staff are so friendly and were more than happy to help. The food was also unreal, the best sushi I've had in UK and the chicken Karaage starter was by far my favourite.

Are you looking for a cosy Japanese Restaurant in Leeds? Little Tokyo Restaurant would not disappoint you!They serve the best Bento menu in town. In addition, we are obsessed with their Stir Fry Yakisoba. It was flavoursome. The portions here are very generous too!Highly recommended to everybody! Check it out!

Went there last Saturday early evening as a party of 4, as a first visit for all of us.All the staff wore masks, as did most customers when walking too and from their tables. Quality of food was excellent and the portion sizes for both starters and main courses were just right.Service was very friendly but had to remind them both for our drinks order and then for the bill even though it didn't seem terribly busy.More concerning was the lack of soap/gel in the gents toilets or a working dryer for your hands .

Our meals were delicious, great quantity and fair prices except maybe our starters.Sushi were big size and noodle soup was bottomless. Menu is online, you scan a QR code on the table to access it which is very good during this covid period. Meals on the menu are well explained. Try their chrysanthemum and honey drink, it's so soothing!They made a to-go bag with what I couldn't finish so I can enjoy a bite of Japan at home. Sake is available for £5 (6 shots).The restaurant itself is very confortable, plugs are available under the tables to charge your phones if you had a long day in Leeds. The atmosphere feels very authentic.The staff was welcoming and polite, wore masks the whole time, very good in these times. On a busy Saturday night they still made themselves as available as possible.Only issue is the downstairs bathroom which was in a shed and very grim, like in a camping area. You can tell they tried their best to make it comfortable and welcoming with candles and decorations. I hope they get the opportunity to renovate it soon because it is the only part of the restaurant that was not nice.