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From the moment we arrived to when we left we were made to feel very special, staff amazing and food equally amazing, a little bit pricey but in London you expect that. The only negative is they bring food out when it's ready so not everything necessarily comes together, which is fine but I can't understand why my pork belly came a good 6 to 7 minutes before something as simple as the noodles I ordered. Overall an amazing experience in a lovely restaurant, I would highly recommend a visit.

Always a great meal at S’n’S and today was no different. Fantastic food for adults and as well for my daughter. Was impressed they noticed it was my Birthday a few days ago without me advising, and got me a bday dessert which was a nice touch

Been to canary and Westfield branch and both are just as good. But will definitely come back to this one. Food was amazing as always . The ambience was perfect with seats spread out and a nice bar. Service was great aswell. We enjoyed our meal thoroughly. With a complimentary touch of dessert for our anniversary. Thankyou

My friend and I had an amazing experience at SAKUSEI ANGEL. The atmosphere was cozy and authentic, with a modern touch. We started with perfectly crisp gyoza and fresh edamame, followed by a sushi platter that was both beautifully presented and incredibly fresh. The teriyaki chicken was tender, with a rich, well-balanced sauce. The service was outstanding—attentive and friendly without being intrusive. We finished with mochi ice cream, which was the perfect end to the meal. Overall, the quality of food and service was excellent, and we can't wait to come back!

Really delicious, interesting Thai fusion food, with excellent views of Tower Bridge if you sit outside. Service was friendly, though we had to wait too long to order. Only real complaint is the loud, trashy nightclub music they play, totally inappropriate to the venue. Do the staff pick this to entertain themselves? Surely customers don’t want it, unless this is what tourists expect to hear everywhere these days? Or are they hoping to attract a young, downmarket clientele?