Kulu Kulu Sushi

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  abi mills

  ·1 month ago

  “One of the best conveyor belt sushi restaurants in London!! Absolutely delicious food and very authentic!! Their aubergine dish is to die for as well as their Japanese potato salad. 🥗 The down side unfortunately is that it is almost always a 40 minute wait so do factor that into your schedule! highly recommend if u can wait!”

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  Olya B

  ·1 month ago

  “I've been here many times, and I always enjoy sushi. It's everything how I like - not much rice, but lots of fish. Honestly, the best place in London.”

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  Napasorn Mimapan

  ·3 months ago

  “I got food poisoning that night after I had dinner here (and I didn’t eat anything all day). I’m not asking for compensation but please be more careful about the food quality and safety.”

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  Arantza González Machuca

  ·4 months ago

  “My favorite sushi spot in London. Perfect whether you’re exploring the city alone or with company. From the casual vintage atmosphere to the attentive service, everything makes for a great experience. And of course, the sushi is absolutely delicious. I highly recommend the tempura shrimp temaki , it never disappoints!”

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  Alistair Guy

  ·5 months ago

  “Tucked into the bustle of Kulu Kulu Sushi on Brewer Street, this long-running Soho favourite remains gloriously resistant to reinvention. In a city where restaurants constantly chase trends, Kulu Kulu feels almost defiantly unchanged and that is precisely its charm. The narrow conveyor-belt sushi bar still hums with the same easy rhythm it has for years: chefs quietly assembling plates at speed, diners reaching instinctively for colour-coded dishes as they circle past, and staff moving with brisk efficiency rather than theatrical hospitality. Nothing here feels curated for social media. There are no gimmicks, no elaborate interiors, no overwrought tasting menus. Just fresh, reliable sushi served without fuss. The fish is consistently impressive for the price point clean, fresh and generously cut while favourites such as salmon nigiri, tuna rolls and crisp tempura arrive with reassuring regularity. Service is understated but sharp; the team seem to operate with the confidence of people who know exactly what they are doing and see no need to oversell it. Kulu Kulu’s enduring appeal lies in that rare balance between simplicity and quality. It is straightforward in the best possible way: a restaurant entirely comfortable in its own identity, serving Londoners exactly what they came for. In a neighbourhood that changes almost monthly, its refusal to evolve into something trendier feels quietly legendary.”

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  Vanessa Ayiku

  ·5 months ago

  “Delicious and freshly made. We arrived early for midweek lunch and it hot super busy really fast. Simple set up... conveyor belt of food to choose from on colour coded plates and an additional Simple menu to order from too. No waiting, really. Will definitely take friends back there.”

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  Rachael

  ·6 months ago

  “My friend brought me here and I couldn’t be happier. Like me, she is happy to eat alone or bring a friend, and I can see why this place is perfect for that. It’s very casual, and relaxed. Just the setting you want for quick solo lunches or a no-fuss spot to catch-up with a friend. The sushi is very affordable and good value for money and excellent quality. There is a lot of fish in the rolls, so they don’t cut corners on the food. Of course the free green tea is a nice touch too. All the sushi looked so fresh and vibrant, I was satisfied with the options on the conveyor belt. My friend ordered some menu items that are prepared in the kitchen and served. Altogether we had 6-8 plates to share, plus 2 green teas and this came to less than £19 each FYI - bathroom is located down a long flight of stairs and is a bit cramped, but it’s clean and doesn’t smell. - phone signal is almost nonexistent inside the restaurant, something to bear in mind if you need to use banking apps or to contact anyone Final verdict, we will definitely be coming back!”

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  Francesco Martimucci

  ·6 months ago

  “A very good quality Japanese food place in London! The salmon/tuna sashimi tastes quite fresh. I do recommend ordering the warm plates instead of taking them from the conveyor belt, as they can be slightly cold. Overall, it was a positive experience and will most likely come back!”

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  Alex Hq

  ·6 months ago

  “Lovely Japanese style dining in the heart of London. Lots of options on the conveyor belt. The food is well priced and the plates taste amazing. The flavours aren’t quite as authentic as in Japan but definetly good. The sitting area is a bit tight and not fully thought through as it’s quite cramped when busy, as well as it’s a bit hard to access the soy sauce and bits and bobs on the table when more people. The service wasn’t anything worth noting as we didn’t get much of it but it was okey. Overall would recommend for a quick Japanese lunch for sure.”

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  Zee

  ·7 months ago

  “I can’t believe I trusted the good reviews and convince my friend to this place. Now I owe him big time. The sushi is not good at all. Not better than any sushi takeout chain. Small portions for its price and quality. Maybe it’s one of the tourist trap because it’s in central? I pass by this place often and always full of people there. Made me want to give it a try. Now I genuinely not sure why it’s always full of people. The service is not bad. Easy/quick sit down, order and pay. But like the food isn’t good? Sushi isn’t fresh and tempura is soggy.”

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