Irene Compte (Prosivendola)
+5
The 5 star is to the best miso soup ever and to one of the best sushi & alikes ever. A simple space in its decoration and atrezzo, do not be mistaken: we enjoyed really wonderful food, and the quality of the fish was excellent, literally melting in your mouth. Desserts were no less delicious and beautifully prepared. Service was so gentle and professional. Overall a wonderful experience, thank you!!
Small but cozy Japanese Kaisei. Fabulous sashimi & unagi donburi as well as traditional miso soupš Valued for the food.
Last but not least, nice hostess who shared her experiences travelling to Japan
Our last day in London. This small restaurant was in our top 3 all time favorites. The best sashimi/nigiri we've ever had. Why? The chu toro will literally melt in your mouth. The soft shell crab kara-age had a savory crunch with a juicy crab. The sea weed salad had multiple variations of fresh seaweed with a hint of lemon flavor. The ume kyu had a refreshing pickled plum dip. The hot sake came out in a double walled pot that kept the temperature hot. The desert was a white chocolate matcha tart that had a subtly sweet strong matcha flavor. The sushi chef and waitress were the most caring we just had such a wonderful experience there. We've had Japanese michelin star restaurants and this could easily be one. Thank you! 30%
I went to Cocoro with my girlfriend today before her wisdom tooth surgery.
The experience was nice. A decent restaurant overall. Cozy and there aren't too many tables. Service was good and the food was superb. I personally wasn't a fan of sushi but my girlfriend really liked it.
Their dessert was nice as well. Don't miss them out.
Randomly picked this place to have dinner on the way home. Quiet calm atmosphere, which we needed after a busy day. Polite and friendly staff. Really tasty food. We had gyoza, chicken skewers, ramen, fried pork and dessert. Everything was delicious.
had a really good evening here! the place is quite small and felt cozy, not so crowded for a Saturday night. not sure of the sushi quality we just ordered ramen and salmon tuna bowl, but it was surprisingly good, so would visit again and try some more dishes. dessert was also good, staff was really friendly and helpful too.
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Came here with a group of friends. The young waitress was the only one serving customers that day and she was incredibly busy. The 3 hours we were there, there was a constant flood of delivery drivers collecting food for delivery. The service that evening was very slow but it was understandable as she was extremely busy! the poor young lady didnt even have time to stop and take a breath!
I felt a bit bad as the waitress kept apologising for the slow service but I know this wasnt exactly her fault as they were short staffed. She even had to deal with 2 very fussy and unreasonable customers at the end which even I thought must've been painful.
Food was nice, the unagi donburi was really nice but there are some small/thin bones in the unagi so if you dont like your bones, I wiuld try avoiding it.
The sashimi was not the best as it was cut in the wrong direction or something as they were a bit tough. But portion sizes were decent and the sashimi was thick pieces.
I ordered the purple sweet potatoe tart and it wasnt to my taste.
Came here and tried their set menu for dinner on a Wednesday night. It was a small, intimate setting and we had the place to ourselves. Reservations are a must as they prepare the ingredients and dishes in advance. It was a bit pricey for what we received but worth the experience. Sushi was exceptionally fresh.
High quality and excellent service at a very good price point. The soft shell crab was a particular highlight. Was quiet on the night we were there but donāt let that put you off. It is low key but food is of a very high standard.
Booked this place for lunch with my boyfriend. It was not too busy, food came out quickly. We had complimentary miso soup, and ordered takoyaki, the salmon combo, a tonkotsu ramen, miso ramen, matcha crepe cake and orange juice. All the food was so delicious! There was one waitress serving food but service was still amazing and she was so nice! Will definitely have to come back here :)
Excellent food and very friendly staff.
We came by this restaurant at random on our last night in London and it was the best food we had all week, in a very nice and comfortable place. We had both sushi rolls and salmon teriyaki, and the miso was fantastic. Highly recommended.
My favorite Japanese Kaiseki experience in London. Small but cozy environment. While eating the whole set meal, you can totally feel Head Chef Tano Sanās passion and great skills. Impressed that they are changing their menu monthly, it means you can try seasonal ingredients combined with chef his creativity every month. Seasoning tastes simple at beginning but the aftertaste is deep. And Grade A5 Japanese Wagyu Sir loin is delicious as usual, also their sushi is fresh, surprisingly, they do good dessert!!! If you want to experience Japanese style private dining, Cocoro Kaiseki will be a good choice. Just kindly remind you, it going to be a long dinner, (I took nearly 3hrs to enjoy the whole set dinner) please prepare an empty schedule to enjoy the meal.
One of the best Japanese restaurant that I have tried in London. Seats are limited. Sushi is delicious.
Dear Cocoro,
We have been ordering Sushi for 15 years in Notting Hill/Bayswater. Last three times with you which we very much enjoyed. Food quality is great. Last time our deliveroo order was 15ā late and we found the below note which made our night! Thank you.
Itās hard to find a Kaiseki restaurant in London and this is definitely the best Iāve ever been.
The food are all carefully prepared and the service couldnāt be better.
I particularly enjoyed the private dining atmosphere since we prefer a quieter environment.
Found this restaurant on Deliveroo named āSushi in the Notting Hill.ā
Their sushi is at good quality and flavour. Their Tori Karaage is very delicious. Great flavour and juicy chicken. Gyozas are also fresh and tasty.
A small kaiseki restaurant in a side street in Bayswater, Cocoro transports you to Japan thanks to its traditional decoration with wood panels and typical Japanese furniture. You canāt find a lovelier service, very attentive and smiling. The toro nigiri was exceptional and they serve yakisoba which is not so common in London. Iāll certainly come back or try their other branch to taste the rest of the menu.
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