Inamo St James

I came to inamo in st james and was greeted by beautiful workers who showed us on our table! very modern service and adds something else to their culinary experience we had the duck and pancakes that are always a winner! my favorite,Salmon maki Roll,Soft shell crab tempura maki rolls ,beef tataki- beef easily thought on the outside, left rare in the middle, then thin cut served with Ponzu sauce. this was so delicious inamo is ideal for business as they have private dining rooms and sushi make classes. it is also great for children as the interactive table offers so that it can keep them quiet after a long day.

With the intention of eating from an interactive table, they can think that this is a bonker idea from the future of 2025 – but in fact it has already arrived here in london for some time, in the form of inamo. inamo is an Asian fusion restaurant bar in the heart when the center of london, offers good food and cocktail tips – all in the wide range of hers. the art and wise how this revolutionary culinary experience works is an overhanging projector that radiates on the table. it is not only eating drink that they can also order, but also choose their table clothing, playing battleship, visiting locals opposite – even ordering a taxi. wort der warnung –...read more

I think that's the most amazing place I've ever been to eat. from the interative menu to eating everything was surprisingly good. it is a little expensive (about £40 per person, no wein or any chic licor), but it is worth the money.

Sold on experience, not so much on the food. I suppose it's one of those places you just have to try once. remember yo! sushi when it opened up? or the newness to sit on the day on community benches in wagamammas? inamo is one of these restaurants. you have to try it once, but you don't rush back. eating is expensive for the portion size and the menu is not really authentic Japanese duck hand rolls someone?

Terrible. The food is terrible. Whilst the interactive ordering system is an interesting idea and very intuitive the food really lets this place down. The Tempura was simply deep fried vegetables in bread crumbs, the eel was non-existent in the roll and the portions were tiny. Having been to Japan and numerous Japanese restaurants in London, this place truly makes a mockery of Japanese food. On top of all this, they have the audacity to add 10% on the bill as service charge.