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Ten Ten Tei

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56 Brewer Street
Soho
London, W1F 9TJ
Nearest Transport: Piccadilly Circus
Ten Ten Tei serve a variety of Japanese dishes at their restaurant. A takeaway menu is available.
20 to 40 pounds

Reviews for Ten Ten Tei

  • 5
    Ten Ten Tei
    56 Brewer Street London W1F 9TJ uk
    25th August 2008
    lunch menu great value
    Current
    Good value lunch set menu. Fresh food, friendly staff!
  • 5
    Ten Ten Tei
    56 Brewer Street London W1F 9TJ uk
    21st August 2008
    No frills
    Current
    It's not fancy, but it's good. We often come here for really fresh and well prepared sushi and sashimi. We ate like kings; mixed sashimi platter, some nigiri, a couple of hand rolls, tempura, miso soup and a couple of beers for a mere £50 or so.

    The decor is basic, the waiting staff courteous. They do stop serving fairly early though, maybe around 9:30 / 10pm.
  • 5
    Ten Ten Tei
    56 Brewer Street London W1F 9TJ uk
    22nd May 2008
    Top stuff
    Current
    I ADORE Ten Ten Tei. Although there might be a little queue, it's worth the wait.

    At £15-18 the fixed dinner menus are good value. For that you get course upon course - I ordered a chicken teriyaki dinner and got sashimi, agadashi tofu, tempura, miso soup, chicken teriyaki, a huge pile of rice and some ice cream. We always order the ikura (salmon roe) and tobiko (flying fish roe) too - here at least you know it's going to be fresh.

    Last time we visited, even though the restaurant was closing as we got our starters the staff told us not to rush and to take our time, so we sat and chatted while they ate their post-work dinners. There's certainly a family-run ambience to the place, and quality's assured in the fact that it's constantly packed to the rafters with Japanese punters.