Morinoya - (Near Westminster, london)

5 /5 V K: Absolutely loved this place! We had the chicken katsu curry and it was honestly one of the best fried chicken dishes I’ve ever had - perfectly crispy on the outside and tender inside. The rice was super tasty despite its simplicity, and the salmon udon was equally delicious. Prices are very reasonable, and the cosy, welcoming atmosphere makes it a great spot for a casual meal. Couldn’t recommend it enough!

4 /5 W Huang: I played badminton with friends at Queen Mother Sport Center on Saturday. Afterward, I grabbed a quick dinner for one. The chicken was crispy and tasted pretty good, especially for the reasonable price. The only downside was that the place was a bit narrow.

5 /5 Hoang Nguyen: This restaurant has made my London-holiday better. The food is delicious and the staff is super friendly. I have tried 5 different dishes and loved them all. The restaurant is on the smaller size but we dont feel cramped. Cute and unique experience.

4 /5 Bosscat: Really enjoyed my ebi curry. Fried well with a crispy batter and tender shrimp. The curry has a very mild flavor, is in the thinner side and had one chunk of very slightly undercooked potato in it. It’s a simple dish and I enjoy it that way. Marking the food to 4 stars only because I’ve had curries with more complex depth of flavor. That said, this was really good, I’ll gladly come back to eat again.

4 /5 H dyman: I visited this Japanese restaurant twice because I wanted to see whether their quality was consistent. Unfortunately, I can only say that it’s not a traditional Japanese restaurant. During my first visit, I tried the Chicken Katsu Bento. The rice was very sticky, and the chicken coating was hard — it felt like it had been cooked twice. It was also clear that they weren’t using Japanese rice. What surprised me most was that the sushi was served without sushi vinegar in the rice, which made me wonder if it was just a one-time mistake. So, I went back and ordered the Sashimi Bento, but again, it came with plain rice instead of sushi rice. This is quite unusual compared with most Japanese restaurants. After that, I decided not to return, even though their lunch set prices are reasonable.