umu

amazingplacein london. i love the food. can’t wait to come back here again. congratulations to the staff.

decent japanese restaurant in mayfair. we were craving for some japanese foods so we decided to give thisplacea try. foods were mediocre but theplacewas really pretty and chic. nice ambience and friendly staffs though.

if you are looking for something special, this is theplaceto go. on getting out of the taxi the wall in front of you slides open to reveal the restaurant, a nice little touch to start the experience off differently (and definitely beats having to struggle with a heavy door).  the staff were extremely attentive, polite and genuinely happy.  whilst the restaurant itself is small, it doesn't feel cramped but has a more personal quality to it.

there is a large choice of food and although a little more pricey than other places was honestly worth every penny. the difference is incomparable.  even the desserts - we shared a rice pudding of all things - was delicious and fun in that it was served with additional extras to mix in, and as a rice pudding lover myself this has put all others to shame!

if you enjoy sushi, this has to be on your list of restaurants to try

classy and stylishplacein mayfair.

umu is a great sushi restaurant for japanese cuisine lovers. however, it is expensive. the staff is well trained and gentle. the dishes are very well presented and great. i had many different rolls with salmon and spicy tuna ones. everything was good and well selected. especially the desserts, which were also quite creative and tasted fresh. i had some classic green teat ice cream... delicious !! i suggest going, if you are craving for a pricey night in mayfair.

umu is one of the restaurants i wouldn't go back.. the quality of the sushi is really good and theplaceis elegant.
but is seriously over-priced. way too much.
i ate in all the japanese restaurants in london and this is seriously over-priced.

the desserts are artistic and really good but all the rest was pretty not impressive.

even if we spent quite a lot they didn't even offer us a digestive at the end.

well, i have to say that it didn't worth any pound thisplaceunfortunately.

it's a well kept secret most londoners don't even know about. in one week, i was taken to umu, a traditional japanese restaurant, by foreigners from opposite sides of the world. paris and hong kong. and yet no-one i'd spoken to in london even knew where brutonplacewas, let alone the restaurant that sat quietly nestled in the street.

mum s the word. umu is an excellentplacehowever the price is 50% higher than it should be. i think you can do better