Sakagura - London

The restaurant from London offers 444 different dishes and drinks on the card at an average price of £13.

What Clara Castañeda likes about Sakagura:
I took my mother to the Two Sisters restaurant for her birthday last Sunday. We were immediately greeted and informed about the brunch options (i.e. buffet versus brunch specials and other adjustments, such as turkey bacon instead of pork). I think this is a great place for a relaxed brunch and definitely for a mother-daughter date. We loved the food and the service. We drove to a Groupon and will definitely drive ag... read more.

The rooms on site are wheelchair accessible and can also be used with a wheelchair or physical limitations, Depending on the weather conditions, you can also sit outside and have something.

What Branson Herzog doesn't like about Sakagura:
I was quite disappointed with my experience tonight. The food was mediocre and so overly priced. Really really sad to see that dent in my bank balance which was meant to be a treat for a friend Iv Met after so long. The restaurant was empty so they had no excuse not to deliver excellence. Miso cod was so tiny, it wasn’t enough to feed a child. extortion. read more.

The Sakagura from London serves various delicious seafood courses, and it's made with lots of freshly harvested vegetables, fish and meat, easily digestible Japanese meals cooked. The Asian fusion cuisine is likewise an important part of Sakagura. Anyone who finds the usual and generally known menus too ordinary can here approach with a willingness to experiment and try some unexpected combination of ingredients enjoy, The barbecued food is freshly cooked here on an open flame.