Fushan Restaurant - (Near Camden, london)

5 /5 irenezcf: Food quality was great and portions were huge. Highly recommend the fried squid which was fresh and crispy and curry rice don with thick and flavourful curry sauce. Service staff were lovely and kept checking on our refill of green tea. Nice place to stopby for lunch after a visit to the British Museum.

5 /5 Macky Mann: I stumbled upon this Japanese restaurant by chance and decided to give it a try—the exterior and menu really caught my eye. I ordered the grilled mackerel bento set, and based on that dish alone, I’d give it a solid 10/10. The fish was incredibly fresh and perfectly cooked, with no fishy smell at all. The miso soup and other elements in the set were also delicious. I even had the leftovers the next day, and they were still just as tasty. Service was friendly and attentive too. A great find!

1 /5 Ka Lee: We were pretty disappointed with the food today, to be honest. The quality just wasn’t there. The only thing that felt reasonably priced was the ramen—everything else was way overpriced for what it was. The dishes seemed really thrown together, like the chef didn’t put in much effort. Honestly, feels like they should get out more and see how it’s done elsewhere. The service wasn’t great either. The staff could definitely work on how they talk to customers. When the teriyaki chicken rice arrived, the server literally dropped it on the table in front of my husband with a loud thud—not sure if it was intentional or not, but it felt pretty rude. The presentation was messy, and they didn’t even bring a spoon. We asked for one and got a “wait a moment,” but nothing happened. Had to ask someone else again after a while before they finally brought it.

3 /5 Em Cheung: First time going to this restaurant. Staff were friendly. Atmosphere was so so. Tofu Ramen arrived with black hair inside. Was surprised see it! Had it returned. It didnt come with egg, but there is egg in the menu and the poster outside the restaurant. £13.99 is a bit too much for what it is ...I guess the chef forgot to put the egg ... My seafood Yaki set didnt taste good...but vegetables dumplings were nice .

5 /5 massimo pascalli: Just steps away from the British Museum is a hidden gem for anyone craving Japanese cuisine. This cozy little corner exudes traditional charm, making it a perfect spot to relax and enjoy a meal. The food was absolutely delicious, meeting every expectation, and we left completely satisfied. Highly recommended if you’re in the area