Miyama - Carte

Superb Japanese cuisine and friendly polite and expeditious service. It’s a hidden gem but well known and very popular to bankers and business men working in the area

I found this place in a pamphlet of authentic Japanese restaurants in London. It’s mid-range price wise, but you definitely get what you paid for. The sushi is SENSATIONAL.

Went with a business colleague and dining room is a little bleak being downstairs and windowless but always a good sign if full of Japanese diners. Food was good but limited Voir le carte

No excuses. Miyama is always busy and the food is superb. Fresh ingredients and well presented. Very traditional though. The staff work very tense and they don’t make your experience comfortable. Not sure about going back until things improve.

Love Japanese food and this is fabulous I nearly always have soup salad prawns and scallops beef and a lovely fresh fruit salad to finish Totally recommend this authentic Japanese restaurant Knight rider street London (near St Paul’s Cathedral)

Authentic Japanese (v difficult to achieve! . Great service. We sat at the bar watching the chef, which is quite cosy but really nice food. My colleague raved about it, and after always being disappointed by Japanese food in London (after eating often in actual Japan , I enjoyed it. Which says a lot! Would definitely return. Voir le carte

You may like Japanese restaurants, so do I, and yet find yourself too often tempted by places which lack authenticity. I love ROKA but it is now a chain (the one on charlotte street is still the best I think), or perhaps you have ventured into the excellent Cubé off Oxford street (actually a tiny place on Bleinheim street) for more authenticity.

Everytime I am in London I always return to this place. This is my all time favourite restaurant in town! Although it is not cheap the quality of sushi is absolutely amazing. this place is pretty cosy and the staff will make you feel right at home. I would recommend to reserve a place at the sushi bar or teppanyaki table as the tables downstairs are not as nice and a seat at the sushi bar will make sure you have an authentic japanese experience. Unfortunately my favourite sushi chef that had been there for years has now been replaced by someone new, but I am sure he will do a great job aswell. Looking forward to my next visit to this place!

We finished our last meeting at around 630pm near St Paul and walked towards the Grange Hotel. One of my colleagues wanted to eat Japanese and know about Miyama, Its a nice place with a basement dinning area. London is a very cosmopolitan city and its easy to find Asian food, including Jap, Indian and Thai. Can't be eating fish and chips every day: Spacious and comfortable. I tried the hot soba with seafood with wild vegetables. The seafood was crab meat, some fish roe, some fish cakes and plenty of vegetables. The hot noodle and soup much welcome when the temperature outside on the streets was around 10c.We shared an order of fried bean curd and sashimi. Both the food and service was good,... Voir le carte