Benishoga - Menu

something was burned in the kitchen, so it could smell over the floor. the service was average and that is although it was just us and another couple. definitiw overpriced place, ambiente and quality of food, and they have to do something with background music, loud and strange for dinner

Something got burnt at the kitchen, so it smelled horrible across the floor. Service was average and this is despite it was just us and another couple. Definitely overpriced given location, ambience and quality of food. And they have to do something with the background music, loud and odd for dinners

my wife and my first time in this restaurant. interesting mix of Japanese and western decor, beautiful art work and well presented menu with a lot of choice. we chose the 9 course sharing menu for £35 each! surprisingly good weinlist and at the end a pot of superbitter not listed on their main wine menu. a beautiful dinner and friendly staff. in any case, it is worth eating here if we are in london. Thank you. beni shoga.

My wife and my first time at this restaurant. Interesting blend of Japanese and Western décor, lovely art work and well presented menu with plenty of choice. We chose the 9 course sharing/tasting menu for £35 each. Excellent! Surprisingly good wine list and at the end a pot of superb sake not listed on their main wine menu. Overall a lovely dinner and friendly staff. Definitely worth a detour to eat here whenever we are in London. Thank you Beni Shoga.

I live in chesea and my partner and I decided to go to beni shoga for dinner, that eating was fabulous we especially loved the hot sushi reels (tower bridge reel) the rock prawn tempura the lachs tacos, wagyu rindfleisch tataki with truffle oil and the bagel battle reel, for whisper we had a scummy takos the giant wein was at a great price after my taste. the service was excellent and the owner at the end of our meal gave us a sake on the house, great hospitality, great eating, great atmosphere, great worth and will soon be again. great job youngs!

I visited beni shoga with my friends and we really enjoyed eating, I personally had the best sushi I ever had, so I take my time to make an evaluation! my personal favorite of the tower bridge roll (crabmeat,avocado uramaki with salmon and wasabi mayo and fast grilled) this is absolutely fantastic and one has to try! I never had it anywhere else, even I enjoyed the otopus balls, and the darling role, we had the huge reserve and for the price it was fantastic! the staff is very friendly and at the end of our meal we all had a free shot saki, the hospitable was great and I will be back soon!

I live in chelsea and my partner and i decided to go to beni shoga for dinner, the food was fabulous we especially loved the hot sushi rolls(tower bridge roll), the rock prawn tempura the salmon tacos, wagyu beef tataki with truffle oil and the bagel maki roll, for desert we had a scoop of delicious chocolate ice cream and a coconut mochi ball it was a bit sweet for me but my partner loved it! she said it was the best ice cream she had ever had! the Riesling wine was to my taste at a great price. The service was excellent and the owner at the end of our meal gave us a sake on the house, great hospitality, great food, great atmosphere, great value and will be back soon... great job guys!

I've been to beni shoga twice. the tasting menu (9 courses for £35 per head) is a great starting point for people who are not sure what I had to order I had visited the first time. the second time I ordered a la carte and was again very impressed by the quantity and quality of the food. the kimchi and schweinegyoza were a special highlight, as the coconut ice mochi desserts. there is a sushi menu that I did not try for this occasion. I would recommend either from their cheap reasons for someone who (as I) is a willing noviz. her cocktail menu is delicious, but expensive. the beer selection was quite standard for an Asian fusion compound, and I didn't look especially at the weelist so I can't...

I have now been to Beni Shoga twice. The tasting menu (9 courses for £35 per head) is a great starting point for people who are unsure of what to order I had this the first time I visited. The second time I ordered a la carte and was once again very impressed with the quantity and quality of food. The kimchi and pork gyoza were a particular highlight, as was the coconut ice cream mochi for dessert. There is a sushi menu which I didn't sample on this occasion. I would recommend either of their cheap sakes for someone who (like me) is a sake novice. Their cocktail menu is tasty but pricey. The beer selection was pretty standard for an Asian fusion joint, and I didn't particularly look at the w...