Moshi Moshi is a chain of Japanese restaurants in London, I have visited the venue at Liverpool street, it looks sleek and modern and used to be much more of a restaurant than it is now. In the past it was a case of ordering what you wanted. Now the restaurant is much more like Yo Sushi, in the fact there is a revolving conveyor belt of sushi which moves around the restaurant allowing diners to pick out what they particularly want. I'm not sure why but this has never appealed to me and i'm not the biggest fan of Japanese food anyway. I have to be honest, I saw no difference between this venue from Yo Sushi, although staff were less friendly and ...  Read the complete review

We have much to learn about Japanese food in the UK. I can count on the fingers of one hand the number of Japanese restaurants I would make an effort to get to in London; unfortunately, Moshi Moshi is way of the finger league. Now, what do I base this judgement on? A good place to start is with the condiments. And they do well here. The soy sauce is Japanese (Kikoman), the wasabi is hot, the ginger is good. Not a bad start really, should be downhill from here. But that's what they said about Eddie the Eagle. In Japan, rice is as near to sacred as our rosbif. You need to have good rice to even contemplate good sushi. And it just isn't good at ...  Read the complete review

You may have read about the Japanese tradition of conveyer belt restaurants; places where you sit around a bar with a belt in the middle while food whizzes past you at speed. You select something that takes your fancy, grab it as it whooshes past, and repeat ad nauseam. Literally. I love this place. Quite apart from the fun way the food is presented, it's really fantastic sushi. The fish is fresh, the sushi properly hand made, there is ample wasabi and ginger at the bar, and the selection is enormous. At the Liverpool Street branch you'll often see a burly Japanese chap clubbing an octopus to exceptional tenderness in the middle of the bar, ...  Read the complete review