Kiraku
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I’ve dined at Kiraku many times and every time has been a blissfully decadent experience.
The sushi and sashimi are always beautiful.
Yakitori is more fun than the usual fare, offering an interesting selection of grilled meats and veg.
The staff are always polite and charming.
For me the best place to eat in the area.
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Vincent Ducasse
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Food 9 | Service 8 | Atmosphere 8 | Value for money 9
Monday, August 24, 2009
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London Eater
Friday, November 27, 2009 - Aside from grumbling about the price differentials, Kiraku is a cracking Japanese restaurant. Sushi is better than most, but not the best; The rest of the cooked food is of a high standard. You'll usually find Japanese business men tucking away a warm dinner at Kiraku and in my opinion, it is competitively priced when compared against it's counterparts in Central London, inspite of my rants. If you are a Tomoe regular, or a Sake no Hana regular you will probably find that Kiraku offers bang for the buck.
Tamarind and Thyme
Friday, August 28, 2009 - The tonkatsu too was delicious - very crispy and porky and not at all greasy. The little pouring jar on the tray contained all the tonkatsu sauce you could ever want and more. Blai had the yaki zakana set, grilled fish set (around 10.00, I think) and chose the mackerel over the salmon. Two generous pieces of the oily fish arrived with crispy skins and a soy based sauce to pour over. The fruit to end our meals was very sweet and fresh and I loved the variety they offer with each meal.
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