Written by: Felix K., London
This place is very near my work and I have been there a couple of times now. The small restaurant is located near London Bridge in the heart of Borough Market – one of the upscale food markets in the city. There are actually a number of Feng Sushi restaurants in London – check their website for more information.
Feng Sushi have quite a lot on their menu and sometimes some additional seasonal specials. It’s a nice place to go for lunch as they are fairly quick in preparing your order and not overly expensive. I don’t actually think they make to order but pre-prepare in the kitchen (they are very quick sometimes 
but the quality is decent and the price is right.
I normally share the 22 piece sushi box containing tuna, salmon, prawn, mackerel, and squid Nigri (two of each) and cucumber and tuna Maki (six of each). It’s perfect to share between two with no arguments over who gets what as everything divides nicely.
Summary:
I wouldn’t go there for a romantic dinner for two – you won’t get your own table but sit on long and high tables together with the other guests – but it is always good for a quick bite. They also do takeaway and free local delivery.
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General information:
Street adress: Feng Sushi, 13 Stoney Street, London, SE1 9AD
Opening hours:
- Mon-Wed 11:00 – 15:00 and 18:00 – 22:00 (delivery 11:30 – 22:30)
- Thu/Fri 11:30 – 23:00 (delivery 18:00 – 22:30)
- Sat 12:00 – 22:00 (delivery 18:00 – 22:00)
- Sun closed
Phone number: +44 (0)20 740 SUSHI
URL: fengsushi.co.uk
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Fantastic blog! Couple of places I highly recommend: Bento Cafe in Camden, across the road from Odeon and what I consider the best sushi place in London: Kyoto. It recently closed and reopened a new premises next door to their old premises (which is now an Eat Tokyo - frankly they’re rubbish, went to the Golders Green branch and the service was appalling. We ordered sushi, then was told half an hour later we couldn’t have sushi because the chef was on a break. took them half an hour to tell us that?!). But definitely go to Kyoto, the Sushi Chef’s name is Kim, really nice guy and fantastic to watch at the bar, it’s in Romilly Street, Soho next door to number 27 (can’t remember if they’re no. 25 or 29). Adding you to my blog roll too! Getting hungry just looking at this site.
@ Mary-Rose. Thank you and thank you for visiting! The places you are talking about are now added to my list of places where “I must have sushi at in London”. Will visit your blog now.
No problem! Thanks for the reviews. Just an update on Kyoto’s address, it’s 26 Romilly Street.
Really need to update my blog, too busy eating sushi…
Hi there,
I’m a hosting a monthly Qype event at Cocoon Restaurant in London next Wednesday, would a member of your team be interested in a complimentary tickets:
http://www.qype.co.uk/events/446343-Sake-Masterclass–Cocoon-Restaurant-Soho-West-End-London
Cheers,
Jo