Reviews Sake No Hana

I can only speak for the indoor setting but we enjoyed a beautiful meal here. We both agreed that this was some of the best Asian food in London. It was Valentine’s when we went so we got to enjoy a lovely tasting menu and sample many different dishes. Don’t miss this place if you love sushi!

Had a wonderful lunch here for my birthday with my family. We opted for the Fab 7 course brunch and it was so so good. We started with a cocktail each which were all different and unique. Then the good started arriving and the pace was great- not too slow that we were waiting on food but also not rushed through courses that we couldn't enjoy the food and the experience. Each course was served beautifully and plentiful for us to share. We had one vegie and one pesceterian in the group and they accommodated them well too. Oh and did I add you get a half bottle each too which was a treat! Decor is simple and elegant and staff are friendly and accommodating. Enjoyed the experience a lot and will return again.

Definitely an experience and with a set menu, you can trow in wine for a reasonable price. One of the tastiest sushi I've tried, and the salmon was to die for. Romantic setting perfect for dates and bigger tables for larger groups.

Fine Japanese Dinning, so expect to pay for the quality. Be prepared for about £100 per person for a good lunch and probably £150 for dinner - both estimates does not include sake. Superb presentation and service. If you are here for lunch, don’t miss visiting the Dr Harris shop nearby and of course the Kingsmen too.

Nice food but poor service and overall not worth the price compared to other restaurants of this standard. I would rate it 3.5 stars. We went for dinner on a Saturday to celebrate my birthday and went for the tasting menu, a cocktail each and a couple of bottles of sake. For context, the restaurant was about 80% full when we started at 8pm, but was much emptier as we approached 10, with the meal ending at 11pm. While the food was generally nice (slightly lower quality -but still good- sushi than I expected for the price but no complaints otherwise), one of my friends only received her cocktail ordered at the start once we were halfway through the set courses, after repeatedly asking. The first bottle of sake took about 20-30 minutes to arrive and then was brought cold even though the waiter had asked us and we had chosen warmed sake. The second bottle (ordered later) took closer to 40 minutes to arrive, and that after we asked about it 4 times. All food items shown are from the set menu.