Yo Yo Kitchen - (Near Camden, london)

5 /5 Steve Wright: Great, fresh tasting sushi, their speciality. The crispy kaarage was reheated instead of fresh so was soggy rather than crispy. Very accommodating staff, and made to feel welcome.

5 /5 Shesaid Hesaid: Fresh maki rolls, coquette, onagari and bento. The rice is really nice and balanced. Will definitely go back.

4 /5 H dyman: I ordered the sukiyaki beef bento from this Japanese takeaway shop, and I was pleasantly surprised by how authentic the sukiyaki flavour was. The tamagoyaki (Japanese omelette) was also really good — soft, slightly sweet, and exactly how it should taste. The asazuke (lightly pickled vegetables) added a refreshing touch and made the whole bento feel even more complete. All the bentos are ready to eat and very convenient for takeaway. You can also dine in, but they simply reheat the bento for you, which actually makes takeaway the better option in my opinion. Overall, it’s a great spot for a quick and authentic Japanese meal, especially if you’re looking for something easy, tasty, and convenient.

1 /5 Kdelinor Y: Prices have skyrocketed since my visit two years ago, while portions have shrunk dramatically – the tiny £8 raw fish donburi is terrible value. The switch to paper bowls (for environmental reasons) backfires as the rice sticks relentlessly, making the old plastic bowls far better functionally. Food variety in the shop is also much reduced. The only positive was the prawn roll, which felt worth it. Overall, high costs, small servings, frustrating packaging, and less choice mean I can no longer recommend this place.

5 /5 Darpan Jain: This was such a cute café rugbt ourside west Acton station. They do authentic Japanese food (and even serve coffee, which was not very apparent from the menu initially). If I would want to spend some time in peace and enjoy a meal, I would definitely go back there.