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Inshoku (London)Newest Review: ... of us (all Doctor Who fans...yes, I am a geek) went to see Watchmen at the IMAX at Waterloo. Inshoku seemed an ideal place to meet and eat for such a group - it is inexpensive, has a range of choices suiting both fish eaters and vegetarians, served beer and wine, and should be quick (given the nature of both the restaurant and the cuisine). Sadly, this turned out not to be so much the ... more |
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by - written on 24/06/09 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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Inshoko, near Waterloo Station on Lower Marsh, should have everything. Slightly austere, it nevertheless is clean and nicely laid out. Upon entering you see a counter/bar, and then clean kitchen type tables (as opposed to dining room type) of varying sizes, spaced reasonably well apart (considering the inexpensive nature of the establishment). The prices are reasonable, with individual sushi items at around £1.50 and mains (such as Singapore Noodles) at around £7.00 or cheaper. There is an extensive menu with both Chinese and Japanese options (sushi, sashimi, bento boxes and noodle and rice dishes), and the restaurant is fully licensed. A group of us (all ... Read the complete review
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