NIJŪ
Japanese restaurant · Mayfair ·

NIJŪ

Japanese restaurant · Mayfair ·

Japanese home-style dining with sushi, wagyu, and seasonal produce

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20 Berkeley St, London W1J 8EE, United Kingdom Get directions

£100+

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20 Berkeley St, London W1J 8EE, United Kingdom Get directions

+44 20 3327 3691
nijulondon.com
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"The Japanese concept of ‘katei ryōri’ – home-style family dining – is the driving force behind this slick Mayfair operation. Diners are split across two rooms, one more moody and clubby, the other brighter and featuring a small sushi counter. Endo Kazutoshi has designed the menus, which combine the katei ryōri sharing dishes with a sushi selection and Japanese beef cooked over charcoal. Unifying it all is an attention to prime produce, be it the wagyu, the hamachi for the sushi or roasted turbot with furikake and miso butter. Bookend your visit with a drink in the Nipperkin cocktail bar." - Michelin Inspector

https://guide.michelin.com/en/greater-london/london/restaurant/niju
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London’s New Restaurant Openings

"20 Berkeley Street is doing a Taylor Swift and entering a whole new era. After launching as a British brasserie nine months ago, it’s now relaunching as Nijū, a Japanese grill and sushi bar. Endo Kazutoshi—of Endo At The Rotunda—is the culinary director and you can expect katei ryouri dishes—Japanese home-cooked food—like wagyu sukiyaki and chicken katsu, as well as nigiri and sashimi. The Nipperkin bar will remain downstairs. We recently checked out Nijū. Read our first thoughts here. " - sinead cranna, rianne shlebak

https://www.theinfatuation.com/london/guides/londons-new-restaurant-openings
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Nijū - Review - Mayfair - London - The Infatuation

"Nijū comes from the same restaurant group as Endo at the Rotunda and Sumi, and like those spots, this Japanese restaurant in Mayfair attracts a high-end crowd with an insatiable appetite for sushi. Unfortunately Endo Kazutoshi is not in the kitchen here, but Nijū has a safe pair of hands that know their way around fish in the form of Sumi’s ex-head chef. And that’s what you should focus on. While you’ll see all kinds of theatrically grilled meats float through the two dining rooms—one looks like the interior of Air Force One and the other like Muji for people with a Coutts card—it’s hard to look past the excellence of the fish. The chef’s selection adds a Nijū touch to each piece, like otoro topped with (shocker) caviar, or a cube of tosazu jelly on top of sea trout. It’s gorgeous fish and well-treated rice with bags of personality in a restaurant that, although busy, frankly doesn’t have much of it. photo credit: Niju" - Jake Missing

https://www.theinfatuation.com/london/reviews/niju
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sally S.

Google
I brought my friend here to celebrate her birthday, and it was my first visit after hearing so many great things. From the moment we arrived, we were warmly greeted by the reception team who kindly showed us to our table. The atmosphere was relaxed, welcoming, and had a lovely friendly vibe. My friend is from Japan and has really missed authentic Japanese food, I was hoping to bring her a taste of home, and this place absolutely delivered. We both thoroughly enjoyed the food and the attentive service. The quality was outstanding, some of the best Japanese cuisine we’ve had in a long time. We went for the 3-course meal and also tried a few dishes from the à la carte menu. Everything was beautifully presented and tasted incredible. I’d definitely come back and highly recommend it, especially if you’re a fan of sashimi!

H

Google
The sushi was delicious, especially nigiri. And cool chill vibe. Cocktail only filled half way (if it's that amount, at least put in a smaller glass). But very poor service for such a chic establishment. Not very attentive, had to ask multiple times for things. Was told different times when kitchen was closing. Toilets were absolute mess with broken lock, no paper, no paper towels, etc. Disappointing.

Hiro K.

Google
Growing up in Japan, I’ve had a lot of opportunities to try different types of Japanese from authentic to modern - it was definitely a nice experience at NIJŪ. Customer service was excellent. Each menu was good (we did a course menu). However there is no connections between each menus as if they had different chefs for each menu and didn’t talk with each other. Dessert was phenomenal but again, not matching with the other menus that led to the dessert menu. Once is enough and won’t return again.

Minkee C.

Google
I’ve had many opportunities to try different styles of Japanese cuisine, from traditional to modern, and dining at NIJŪ was definitely an interesting experience. The customer service was excellent, and the course menu we tried had some good dishes. However, there didn’t seem to be any real connection between each course — it felt as though each dish was created by a different chef who hadn’t spoken to the others. The dessert was phenomenal, but again, it didn’t match or flow naturally with the rest of the meal. Overall, it was worth trying once, but I wouldn’t return. Unfortunately, this time the experience really fell short of my expectations. The waiter was overly enthusiastic and kept hovering around my table, which made me feel uncomfortable, as if I were being watched the whole time. The restaurant was also quite noisy. To make matters worse, I even found hair in my food — which is unacceptable. Because of this, I don’t think I’ll ever come back.

Jonathan B.

Google
Ordered two steaks: British Fillet and Ex dairy Ribeye on the bone. Amazing texture on the outside of the steak and soft high quality meat. Loved the sauces and the lemon. So much flavour in the ribeye particularly. Service was good but I struggled with the accent. I really enjoyed the Basque cheesecake. Had a couple of good cocktails. Not a cheap place but the steak is excellent. If I returned I would go for the set menu as that seems to offer value. Busier than expected for a Monday early evening.

Ash S.

Google
Tried this new Japanese restaurant in Mayfair London. I was pleasantly surprised on the quality of food, esp tuna. The grilled Trout was something to die for. Simply amazing 👏

Mario martinez V.

Google
Nothing wrong about the experience. It was Wednesday night, so there was only 2 more tables, not much ambience. The food generally was good but nothing remarkable. Nigiri selection good quality of ingredients but that’s it, zero temperature on the rice. The chicken katsu it’s absolutely huge and ibérico por chop it’s anything but ibérico. Good quality of pork, nice sauce but that’s it. Prices are high, 9 nigiri’s the chicken and pork and water only 180 pounds

Lang Bi (.

Google
This time the experience was not what I expected, the waiter was a bit too enthusiastic, and I felt like he was walking around my table all the time, which made me feel like I was being watched. Also,this restaurant is a bit noisy. And I even found hair in my food!?? This matter is really hard to accept, I think I will never come back.