Pretty much everything is good. From the appetisers I usually go for Kara-age, gyoza, agedashi tofu, vegetable tempura and yakitori. Good green tea. Friendly, informal. Manchester is lucky to have it
The only authentic japanese restaurant in Manchester. Soothing jazz atmosphere, the tempura is good quality and the sashimi is very fresh. Variety of different sake exceeds the amount of food!
Excellent sashimi and gyoza. The food and Saki were unfortunately not matched by the service. A bottle of Saki turned into a jug and after a long wait, the mains arrived before the starters.
Gyoza was good, but the tonkatsu didn't live up to its potential (half of it was batter). Staff isn't that attentive. Had to get up a few times to get their attention.
Not authentic - had the meguro don which came with the smallest portion of rice and the tempura don where the tempura batter was thick like fish and chips batter. Very odd. Not good.
Beware going as a couple. We were sat at a bench starting at a plank of wood with 2 strangers so close they were elbowing me. And they were out of 3 of the 4 dishes we tried to order.