Tsunami

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5-7 Voltaire Road

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Tsunami Ming Tang Evans

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<strong>Rating: </strong>4/5

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<strong>Rating: </strong>5/5
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Rated as: 5/5 (2 ratings)
  • I went to tsunami last night. My friends and I enjoyed a superb meal and excellent service. I could not fault it. I would highly recommend The beef bulgogi and the pork belly.

    Batul Sun Jul 8 2012
    Rated as: 5/5
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  • A gorgeous restaurant with incredible food, unsurpassed cocktails and wonderful service. We visited Tsunami on our anniversary and it was a very special evening. The staff automatically asked to put our bouquet in water and displayed them for us. They were extremely attentive, very polite and knowledgable about the food and the drinks. The food was delicious. Teriyaki salmon was to die for, along with tempura vegetables, a delicious side of noodles, battered squid with a wonderfully zesty japanese mayo with green chillies and a heavenly sticky toffee pudding. It was all exquisitely presented. The cocktails - a umami and a strawberry martini - smelled like perfume - beautifully fragrant. A dream of an evening for us and quite the find. It was also very easy to get to and to find.

    Cat Davies Tue Feb 21 2012
    Rated as: 5/5
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  • Best japanese restaurant in London. We went there to celebrate a special occasion and the food and service did the trick. Best meal we have had in a long time.The cod dish was outstanding!! We will return again soon and will recommend to everyone we know. Thanks for a lovely evening

    mr&ms bear Thu Jun 2 2011
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  • positives: good atmosphere, service and food presentation negatives: crammed seating, overpriced, small portions, food was drowned in sauce which was too salty and too strongly flavoured to taste what you were eating. The much hyped "black cod" tasted artificial and stale. The scallop was drowned in an unpleasant sour cheese sauce and served on a bed of pure salt which can be easily mistaken for mashed potato in the dim lighting! Left feeling disappointed, ripped off and still hungry.

    Andy Sun Jul 11 2010
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