Eat Tokyo G2 Shabu-Shabu - (Near , london)

4 /5 Tang Seng Chhev: If youre craving Japanese-style buffets, this is the perfect spot for you. Theres also another place called Eat Tokyo nearby, offering the same extensive menu as the regular Eat Tokyo. Both options are great for those looking to enjoy a variety of delicious Japanese dishes!

3 /5 Mike P: I want to review a restaurant and I cannot turn away from making a comment about the fact that they ask for a tip when they put the machine in front of me to pay my bill. As if the tip is now mandatory. As if a tip is not up to my discretion to give. As if they have some rights and expectations to my money. As if I would ever negotiate the price they have on the menu. It leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Its unfortunate after such a lovely beef ramen they prepared for me. Appreciate that this bad mannered habit is done at many places in London nowadays. Im just not having anymore.

3 /5 Mark: Service and staff are absolutely gems. Very friendly and helpful. Food is left to be desired in flavor and cooking compared to its other branches (and as authentic Japanese food). Otherwise it is perfect to satiate the hunger if hungry.

4 /5 Chris L C: Food: We had the all you can eat shabu shabu and sushi set for £29 and it is one of the best deals that you can have in London related to sushi and shabu shabu. The cuts of beef are a little inconsistent but a good broth, good sushi and a variety of food make up for it. Service: The service was really helpful throughout and were able to ensure that we got our food decently quickly most of the time. Atmosphere: we were sat in the back of the restaurant but from what I can tell from the front and people around us, that they were having a good time.

1 /5 Maria Zbandut: I absolutely do not reccomend this place and the manager who was working New Years Eve. Not only did she refuse to help me, but she lied to me. I think they gave me less caviar by weight than was supposed to be in the sushi. I explained to her from the start that I wanted to buy just the caviar separately, but she told me that was impossible. Then I ordered one sushi from the menu. The manager asked me if I wanted it with rice, and I said no, just one sushi. I waited a long time for that order. In the end, they brought me the caviar separately, not the sushi (even though theyd previously said they couldnt sell it that way). But there was very little, and I think they lied to me, and there was less caviar than was supposed to be in even one sushi. It was important to me to buy this for New Years, according to our traditions, and I explained this to the manager. Thank you for ruining my New Years Eve. That woman shouldnt work there. Besides, the place is very cramped and the atmosphere is unpleasant. Those customers who were waiting for their orders stood at the door, although there were free chairs and tables in the cafe.