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Roketsu takes diners on a sensory journey that marries traditional Japanese flavours with bold, innovative twists. With a focus on seasonality, sustainability, and artistic presentation, we celebrate the art of Japanese culinary craftmanship while embracing global influences. Every dish tells a story where the elegance of classic techniques meets the creativity of world gastronomy. Guests can choose between two unique dining experiences : a traditional Japanese counter setting on the main level and a cosy table seating area located in the basement. As well as the two different dining areas, guests can enjoy a quick drink and light nibbles at our entrance bar area, or relax in our outdoor seating where awning and heating are equipped.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 12 New Quebec St, London W1H 7RW, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 20 3149 1227
Website: https://www.roketsu.co.uk/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=Referral&utm_id=businessProfile
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Niki Srin
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Low key but excellent at all levels. The matcha tofu was the best tofu I have had here .. deep wine menu… best thing was the grilled tish . Extraordinarily good
… moreLow key but excellent at all levels. The matcha tofu was the best tofu I have had here .. deep wine menu… best thing was the grilled tish . Extraordinarily good
C Neon
This is a Kaiseki style restaurant in London. The exterior and interior decor/design are well done. Very minimalistic Japanese with lots of wood tone. The menu is diverse with a good mixture of pork, seafood, and vegetables. Overall, we had a good experience.
… morebarel raz
A small and authentic restaurant, with the chefs working right in front of the customers.
Maybe it’s a cultural thing, but we found the food too minimalistic. If it was an experience of traditional Japanese street food then it would still be worth it but as soon as it is a complete meal in a restaurant with a very cold atmosphere and at very high prices the value in our eyes was really not good enough . It was the first time we sat in a luxury restaurant and didn’t even want to stay for dessert because something about the atmosphere just didn’t work for us. I must mention that the service was very kind and attentive.
… moreMaybe it’s a cultural thing, but we found the food too minimalistic. If it was an experience of traditional Japanese street food then it would still be worth it but as soon as it is a complete meal in a restaurant with a very cold atmosphere and at very high prices the value in our eyes was really not good enough . It was the first time we sat in a luxury restaurant and didn’t even want to stay for dessert because something about the atmosphere just didn’t work for us. I must mention that the service was very kind and attentive.
Andy
I have dined before at Roketsu when it existed as a fixed menu counter-dining experience. It has recently changed to offer a la carte. Absolutely blown away by this place. The interiors and ambience are reassuringly traditional and calming (vs pumped up music and lighting you would get at Zuma, Roka etc). The focus is clearly on high quality attentive, informative and professional service, but in the main this is about what you eat and drink. Eating upstairs at the counter, you are privileged to observe the team of chefs preparing your food, the freshness and provenance of which is very evident. But it’s the complexity and creativity of the menu and presentation that blows you away. By moving to a la carte it is possible to eat simply and lightly, or fall for the temptation of blow out, because you want to try so much on the menu. I don’t have the palette, vocabulary or memory to articulate specifics of what I consumed, but the variety included lobster, wagyu, belly pork, sushi, varied mushrooms, and so much fresh fish. I can just recommend trying this place out and letting the staff guide you….and then attempt to stop yourself ordering more. And whilst desserts may not be a reason to visit a Japanese establishment, the matcha basque cheesecake is the best sweet dish I have eaten this year, a superbly executed dish right on trend. If you are drinking, the fine wine list is incredibly deep and priced way more fairly than anywhere else in London. I think the owner is a collector and has chosen to share some of his wines, pricing them as accessibly as he can.
… moreVir Ahluwalia
I went there for a private dinning experience and to celebrate a birthday. I had reserved their private dinning area downstairs. All I can say is I was not disappointed at all. I had a company of 9 guests and there was not a single dish anyone did not like. Our service was impeccable especially Toshi who was a pleasure to meet. The team was nothing but respectful and helpful when it came to food and drink recommendations. All the food was superb. They were also very accommodating for the cake I wished to bring. When I arrived they stored it and served it with candles, once everything was finished returned all my effects to me cleaned. Overall I would highly recommend this place and will definitely be looking to make a return.
… moreNandini Mazumdar
One of the best meals I’ve ever had – we went for the a la carte menu and had the truffle omelette, the hassun appetiser selection, the sashimi selection and the toro truffle sushi roll. Each bite of each dish was incredible, and the egg yolk and soy sauce was just divine. Loved their sake list, and absolutely top service. Really hope to be back soon!
… moreL Y
The best Kaiseki restaurant in London. All dishes are incredible, giving a real-taste of Japan. All staffs are nice and friendly. Based on my experience, it is 10/10 for sure, will definitely go back again 🙂
… moreKaz Hadano
It’s absolutely stunning Japanese traditional celebration cuisine from Kyoto, the ancient capital of Japan. All dishes are gorgeous and evokes the entire atmosphere of Kyoto. I had a couple of Japanese sake and will try to have a pairing of wine and sake next time. It’s worthy to come here for anniversary with your partner or friend.
Thank you very much!!
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Melody Cheung
This was such an incredible meal. The service was impeccable and every dish was so thoughtfully crafted. The meal was very authentically Japanese with some ingredients, like the seaweed used for the kombu, from Japan. I have been to Kyoto and this meal surpassed even some of the amazing kaiseki meals I had in Kyoto. The restaurant was also very thoughtful about food restrictions and was able to account for someone in our group who doesn’t eat raw fish. Highly recommend Roketsu for a special occasion!
… moreShunya Matsumoto
Just had the brand new lunch menu. Took me back to my days in Japan- delicious but also healthy food and really get a wide variety of dishes/Japanese ingredients. Was particularly impressed by the gozen box. Also the service was fantastic.
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