Atari-ya Sushi - Menu

Good reliable fish quality and rice, only order the sushi here and you won’t be disappointed

The waitress give a take out menu for eat in customers. The prices are different and they let the customers pay for their mistakes.

It's pretty good and good service. Slightly over priced. Went again in Oct 2022. Disappointed. That piece of chicken... Yeah.. not likely to return.

terrible, the salmon and tuna rolls where not fresh at all, they charged 12 pound for a dry piece of salmon. Shame on this place. Avoid at all cost. Food is not fresh and extremely overpriced

I’m sorry to say disgusting : … I had salmon, tuna and tuna belly and I’ve never had such bad quality fish before. Had the texture of frozen fish that wasn’t kept cold enough and for far too long. Smelled bad and tasted like metal. Totally inedible.

Quite disappointed at the ‘deluxe’ chirashi costing £25 incl. service charge. There’s nothing deluxe about it really (okay perhaps some salmon roe but they are not particular good) I had to pay £13 extra for some otoro to make it deluxe myself. Go to Japan Center and pay £13 (without service charge needed) and it might even better if not the same

Without over exaggerating, this really was the worst sushi restaurant I’ve ever been to in London. Not only was it overpriced, but the fish quality was also awful! The texture of the fish tasted as though they had been frozen and the flavour was metallic and fishy in a bad way. I can’t believe they are the sashimi supplier for many London restaurants… To make the matter worse, we were sat by the front door which seem to have been broken for a while and it doesn’t shut itself. Whenever someone walked in we had to get up and shut the door ourselves as it was freezing out. The staff did not help or pay attention to the door at all.

I absolutely love this sushi restaurant. I live in the neighborhood and order takeaway a couple times per month (much cheaper to call it in and pick up rather than Deliveroo, and there’s a loyalty card). The fish is always delicious, I’m saddened to hear that others have thought it tasted frozen or metallic. Their sashimi is so good, I also buy their saku (blocks of raw fish to make sushi at home). I wouldn’t compare this place to any Michelin restaurants, it’s not that kind of place. It’s a simple, clean, homey place that also happens to supply delicious sushi-grade fish for many decent restaurants in London. The people who work there have been consistently nice on the phone and in person....

When I went to buy a sashimi fence in the evening without a reservation, I was told, ``Please come back in 20 minutes as we are preparing food for customers who had reservations.We will take your order in 20 minutes. ' 'When I went there 20 minutes later, they said, ``Please come back in 20 minutes. ' ' I was told, Please come back in 50 minutes, so I gave up. I should have just declined from the beginning and said, ``We 're fully booked for customers who have reservations today, so if you don 't have a reservation, we can 't accommodate you. ' ' Moreover, when I left 20 minutes later, the receptionist was checking to see if the Japanese chef was available, and yelled at the receptionist in...