Kulu Kulu

Great food, it is my go-to sushi place if I want some solid quality sushi. Never fails to deliver, and the sushis are quite big in size! Although not quite authentic, it still adheres to the cuisine’s standards. The architecture itself also adds to the whole Japanese style theme. Created with a Japanese style layout in mind. As of now, it’s prolly the most authentic Japanese sushi place I’ve been to in London to which you don’t need to pay a ridiculous price for

I've been coming to this branch for years. The conveyor belt sushi is quick, tasty, and affordable. I try to sit nearer to where the conveyor comes out of the kitchen for the best selection. If you want something that isn't on the conveyor, there is also a menu that you can order from. I like the self serve green tea.

No frills, good quality and reasonably priced. We sat down for a quick bite before a show and were not disappointed. Most of the sushi was really fresh and tasty (bar one chicken dish that had gone a little cold on the train). We spent £20 between us and had 7 plates, which filled us up nicely. California roll was the clear winner!

I really love this little sushi place. Great, fresh food. Fairly traditional but still a wide range of dishes. Salmon sashimi is extremely good plus they do a lovely mashed potato dish with pickled cucumber and carrot. Always easy to get a seat at the counter. It's a good, quick option for lunch with discounts often being applied to your bill.

This is an absolute no FUSS and inexpensive sushi joint! Yes, it's not your typical sushi restaurant that decorates your plate with unnecessary things. You go there just for the food and nothing else. This is not a place where you would find different types of sushi rolls but rather simple rolls, of course you can request the sushi chef to make something for you too. It's not fancy, it's meant to be quick, fresh and good. I'd choose this over Itsu any day. Order their sashmi, spice tuna handroll and avacado tempura salmon hand roll (my fav). Enjoy!