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E-Kagon

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22-23 Sydney Street
Brighton, BN1 4EN
Nearest Transport: Brighton Railway Station
I have always thought that wagamamas would have been better than E-Kagon, however i was proven wrong when i tried out th...
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Reviews for E-Kagon

  • 5
    E-Kagon
    22-23 Sydney Street Brighton BN1 4EN uk
    14th September 2008
    Gorgeous food
    Current
    I have always thought that wagamamas would have been better than E-Kagon, however i was proven wrong when i tried out the competition! I went with a group to E-agon and we were welcomed with open arms by the staff! It was relatively quiet here but i'd say we livened up the place! It was a great evening, and the food was delicious! If you want alcohol you need to bring your own, which i find better as you can find a drink that suits your taste and also the food. It was also cheap, even though you got a lot of high quality food. In comparison to wagamamas, E-kagon is so much better!
  • 5
    E-Kagon
    22-23 Sydney Street Brighton BN1 4EN uk
    10th September 2008
    DeeR
    Current
    Although the outside appearance is somewhat shabby, this belies the quality of the food and service. Situated above the Yum Yum supermarket (E-Kagen was previously the awful Yum Yum noodle bar) at the north end of Sydney Street. I ate there early last Saturday evening and the restaurant was worryingly quiet, this is I feel as a result of the close proximity of the fairly new Wagamamas. I can tell you that from a food point of view E-Kagen is far superior. They are advertised as a sushi and noodle bar, but in the evenings they provide a comprehensive (and not expensive) main course selection. Whilst there is no bar, you are welcome to bring your own alcohol, and pay a small corkage. The staff are very friendly, helpful and not rushed (Unlike Wagamama). Interestingly, quite a few of the other customers were Japanese-I always feel that if a restaurant has their own ethnic community eating the food, it must be good, and it certainly is!
    Try it you won't be disappointed
    DeeR
  • 5
    E-Kagon
    22-23 Sydney Street Brighton BN1 4EN uk
    15th November 2007
    Outstanding Japanese food
    Current
    E-Kagen doesn't look like much from the outside (it's upstairs, above a shop) but the food is fantastic. Especially recommend the Gyoza starters (both vegetarian and meat option), but you can't go wrong with any of the main courses either.

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