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1. Makiyaki
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
Reviewed By Kingfisher1807
Since Makiyaki opened its doors I have probably been there about a dozen times. Japanese food is a great favourite of mine.However, I hadnât been back for two years or as our last experience was not very good. So this was giving Makiyaki another chance.There were three of us and we ordered a wide range of dishes but I have to say most left all three of us unimpressed. The soft-shell crab tempura was particularly uninspiring.The restaurant was also pretty quiet on our visit and it definitely lacks atmosphere.Itâs a real pity and I am unlikely to return.
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2. Sushi Tama
Overall Ratings
5 based on 73 reviews
Sushi Tama is Japanese takeaway shop. We provide Fresh, Tasty and Healthy Japanese cuisine in Cheam Village. Enjoy fine quality fish and modern Japanese foods at TAMA! We strive to provide our customers with the finest quality - from expertly prepared sus
Reviewed By fchan100
Forget about how it looks, this place provides very fresh sushi. The rolls are well made and the combination is great.
3. Osaka
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By sweetjustine
My husband and I took our Japanese guests here following a friends recommendation. Although from the roadside the restaurant does not look overly inviting, inside it is clean and modern. We received a warm welcome and found staff very pleasant giving us time to view the menu and chat at leisure. We received complimentary miso soup and an after dinner segmented orange which are guests said were very good. For starters we had chicken, vegetable and prawn gyoza and a seaweed salad. These tasted nice and were nicely plated - the vegetable version was deep fried which our guests explained is not traditional. For mains we had rainbow sushi rolls and the sweet potato curry which was on the specials menu. For drinks we had sparking mineral water, a Japanese beer and apple juice. We ended our meal with green and jasmine tea. The meal for four was well priced. Overall a pleasant evening at a restaurant which appeared favoured by local residents.
