• Added: 17th of February 2008
• Area: Ealing
• Category: Restaurants

London W5 5AP
020 8566 0466

Fimb said
Relaxed fun dining
A sensibly priced Japanese restaurant, who's food is satisfyingly good. I've had a great time everyt ime I have visited.

Staff seem happy to let you sit and just eat, once lunch time with friends we stayed 3 hours with no cares from the staff.

Sushi can be slightly hit and miss on its freshness, but it has a good selection, and I've always enjoyed the Bento Boxes. Also has a good vegetarian selection which my veggie husband was very pleased about.

I love the sunken seating at the back - tatami style without the pain! Upstairs is a party room, but never used that.

• Added: 17th of February 2008
• Area: Hammersmith
• Category: Restaurants

London W12 8HA
020 8746 1337

Fimb said
Fantastic veggie food
Slightly hard to find veggie restaurant on Goldhawk Rd, strangely with cow heads adorning the outside.

I've been eating here for 10 years, and the quality is just as good as the first time. The food is imaginitive and perfectly cooked, bringing some real interest to veggie food which even the confirmed carnivores I have dragged there have loved.
The atmosphere is warm and friendly, and the downstairs room is perfect for a group of friends to eat and laugh together. And the crayons on the table keep even the most bored husband occupied.

BYO alcohol helps keep the price down, and if you run out there is an off license just over the road.

The portions at first look appear small, but you will find them all very suprisingly filling - I blame the large plates!

We generally pay around £20ish a head for 3 courses.

• Added: 17th of February 2008
• Area: Covent Garden
• Category: Arts and Culture

London WC2E 8BE
020 7379 6344

Fimb said
Great day out
The new face lift at the London Transport Museum has certainly given the place a whole new light - literally. No longer dark and claustrophobic but open and light and easy to find your away around.

Visiting on a Sunday during half term, there were alot of kids there, but it never felt overly packed, or even too noisy. Spread over aground floor and two mezzanine style floors, the noise gets lost in the height, and lots of specialist kiddy areas seemed to keep small children occupied and out of the way.

The cafe, whilst possibly a bit small, was well priced, and the chips, as I seem to be obsessed by, were amazing! They were chips as I remember them from my childhood, made with real potatoes and obviously twice fried. Heaven!