Reviews in Mayfair

A stunning french restaurant with excellent food, excellent service and staff and a great atmosphere..... we will be back for sure, no need to go to Paris for the best french food!

I live opposite a railway arche in Druid St london se1 that has delieveries,staff taking fage breaks,messing around laughing joking less than 4ft from my living room often at 2-3-4 am in morning, LARGE ARTIC LORRIES arrive earlry hours from 12-4am and shake the building and wakes everyone doors slamming on lorries staff noise whilst accepting large ammount of goods - when the staff in railway arche clean food slicers indusrial size,hose out the open railway arche with BIRDS PIGEONS nesting above them working on food - ITIS DISGRACEFUL - Unsure if thie is an OUTLET for takeaway prepaired their then delievered or what it is of Yoshino's but I would not let the TOME CAT OPPPOSITE EAT FROM THIS PREMISES suprised H&S have - The staff HOSE THE silver pre, slicers, mincers outside the railway arche in DRUID ST NOT THOUGHT OR CARE to residents or H&S rules bring cooking utensils into fresh air to hose down......DISGARCEFUL

poor bar

Excellent place to eat. Very small, but the food and wine are fantastic, and the service is very friendly.

Excellent place to eat. Very small, but the food and wine are fantastic, and the service is very friendly.

Japanese restaurant in the Kyoto style. The service was exceptional, and the staff were very happy to help and explain the menu. We decided to do the Japanese sharing style of service, which is great if there are two of you. One of the dishes was Amberjack, a fish unknown to us. It came with a paper bowl of soup on a flame stove. The idea was to place a piece of the fish in the soup and cook it to your taste. It was beautiful. We can highly recommend this place, and will be going back for sure.

A small (about 10 tables) treasure. Fresh, delicious and reasonably priced. One of our best meals in London.

This place was great. The food was fantastic and we really enjoyed the belly dancers!

great place for pizza or pasta a very good italian in london

Best sushi in London. Their sushi beats Nobu any day and I used to dine at Nobu twice a week before Chisou opened. Friendly service and pleasant ambiance. Highly recommended.

Angela's food was of the highest standard, the whole experience was superb, this lady should have a thousand plus men lusting after her, they say a way to a mans heart is through his stomach, Angela you have my heart forever, will be back, Andy

My job, is to recommend the best to our Guests, I am the head concierge for one of the best 5* hotels in London as well as very adventurous on trying different cuisines, I went with one of my friends last Wednesday, to have a dinner. As we were looking at the displayed menu on the outside, The Restaurant? door was opened by a smiling hostess who, asked us if we have tried Lebanese food before, to cut it short, we walked inside ?r The first thing we noticed, was the lovely smell of the burning incense at the door, The restaurant was more of a full House considering it was Wednesday, a cold February evening. The décor is so much relaxing and cosy, Egyptian, Moroccan, or Lebanese, I asked the waiter; the owner toured the Middle East and North Africa and brought all what you see from all over the place Sir... We left it to the waiter? recommendations to order the starters, cleverly we were asked about any preference of vegetarian or nuts allergy we may have?r We had 6 different mezzas, including ?Tabouleh? Kebbeh, Home made pastries and really amazing delicious Falafel, which I never tasted as such since my visit to Israel some time ago. We chose the main course ourselves, I had the king prawns (They were more of three lobsters) than prawns, my colleges had the mixed grill. We both looked at each other and wished we never had lunch that day, as the food was too much to finish. We had to have the, mint tea to help us getting up?t came with some lovely tiny pieces of Baklava, that apparently got ?flown into London from Syria especially for Joury every week?, according to the waiter?You can not get this quality of Baklava in London Sir?, I must say, Even though we were so full, We could not resist,, it was a amazing. We stayed to finish the football game that was showing on the large screen, It was our ?London club?? The bill came to £61.00, in my honest opinion for what all of what we had, I would highly recommend this restaurant to every one of my Guests

The Square, a Mobile Two Star Restaurant, is perhaps the finest restaurant I've ever had the pleasure to enjoy. Every course was an adventure. Every bite was delicious, and presentation was beautiful. It would be worthwhile to travel from the USA to London again just to dine at this gastronomy haven.

Excellent food, went for a quick bite before going to the curzon cinema nearby. Will be going again

What a beautiful place! I went to the Greenhouse for my 5th Anniversary and had a beautiful experience. The new Chef Antonin Bonnet is a real artist and deserves 2 Michelin stars. We had the Truffle menu, a memorable gastronomic experience!

For a Chinese Restaurant, this would really get my vote. Mr.Chows in Knightsbridge is the nearest I can think of that would be on par with this one. Thoroughly enjoyable experience and would not hesitate to recommend this restaurant.

This is by far one of my favourite restaurants in London and definitely the best Sushi I ever had. It's expensive but worth to safe up for. I really like the Lamb Furikaki Salmon Pizza and Chilean Seabass.

I have visited the restaurant twice, and would be glad to return. The food has been unbeatable. The place is family-run, and that seems to imply that the training is not equally good for all members of the staff. The ambience is a little too colourful: The decoration might be taken to be vulgar in some places. For people with a reduced eyesight, it is difficult to read the menu at the table. Ask for a bigger candle. However, never mind this criticism. Go and eat.