Reviews Oshio Japanese And Korean Restaurant

Best � I've had in Brighton. Hot dishes were just as good. It's not exactly cheap for Brighton, but well worth it for the quality. My new fave place. They could do with better ventilation as our clothes did pong a little! Staff really nice and the sushi master knows what he's doing!

You know a place is special when you're planning your return visit when you're still there! All of the dishes we tried were wonderful this evening and the tteokbokki and spicy, crispy fried chicken were better than some I've had in Seoul. I cannot wait to return and try some of the spectacular looking sashimi which is presented with real flair. The Head Chef and all of the staff are utterly charming and deserve great success. Thank you!

Fab restaurant with a very traditional menu. Good mix of Japanese and Korean food + a great sushi bar

O’Shio is a great spot! The location is superb and the food and service is even better. There’s a wide selection here and you’d think having both Korean and Japanese would reduce the quality for each but that wasn’t the case. The Kimchi Stew was a particular highlight. Really good tempura too.

Amazingly delicious Korean dishes & lovely staff. Love the whole layout, decor & bar area. Will definitely be coming back for more again.

One of the best Japanese I’ve had in England! Super good quality sashimi and good portion size. It is slightly expensive but worth it!

One of the best sushi & sashimi you can get in Southern UK. The raw fish are fresh and tasty. The Korean spicy pot with a very original taste. My daughter loves the udon, it's so chewy the soup is great too. I would defiantly visit again to try more dishes.

Today, I went to the restaurant with my mates and overall, I got a pretty incredible experience. I ordered a Natto for starter, which was £6.90 I believe?! It taste absolutely amazing, it’s a little bit sticky so some of them may find it a bit disgusting, but I really like that. 10/10 Then we got a a bowl of rice with a bunch of seafood on it. The price wasn’t too pricey and it truly tasted really good as it got some soft-textured tuna and salmon on it! I’m not sure if the black thingy on the rice would be caviar, but it still taste good. The only thing that doesn’t go well on the rice is that, some exceptional pieces of fish are really solid and hard. 7.5/10 We also got 6 pieces of spicy tuna sushi, it’s approx. £12-13 which was a bit pricey, and it doesn’t really taste exceptionally good. TBH, it’s does not taste bad, but it’s overpriced. 6/10 There was a Udon on the menu, it taste normal, nothing special, just a piece of “meaty stuff” and a piece of carrot. Nothing special 5.5/10 We tried the sushi platter, they tasted SERIOUSLY well! With the ginger and wasabi(the little green thingy), they taste automatically better than ever! And the eel sushi was my personal favourite there. 9/10 We got a cold noddles for £13.90, it was a thin ramen noddles with cold, flavoured ice and crispy veggies in it, it was good and really crispy. The noddles were chewy but I got a little bit tired of it after a few bites. Not guaranteeing it. 6/10 Last but not least, we had a kimchi stew?! I think it is, it’s the best of all the dish and it tastes so warm, spicy with the rice!! There were kimchi, pork and some other things in it and it’s the best thing to have in winter!!! Taste unbelievably good!10/10