Dinings (Marylebone)
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Dinings (Marylebone) Address 22 Harcourt Street, Marylebone, London W1H 4HH Dinings (Marylebone) Phone 020 7723 0666 Dinings (Marylebone) Opening Hours Monday - Thursday : 12noon - 4pm, 6pm - 10:30pm
Friday : 12noon - 4pm, 6pm - 11pm
Saturday : 12:30pm - 4pm, 6pm - 11pm
Sunday : 12:30pm - 4pm, 6pm - 10pmDinings (Marylebone) Food Price £35 - £60 per pax
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If your a sushi lover this is the place for you extremely high quality and fresh fish
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I believe a former chef at Nobu started Dinings and it is always packed with sushi lovers
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Dinings is one that delivers one of the best japanese food experience in the heart of Marylebone
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Another starter dish thats is very well executed is the seabass carpaccio with truffles and ponzu sauce&hellip
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The wagyu beef tataki with ponzu sauce&hellip
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Marbled beef is tender and juicy
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Complimented with the tangy fresh ponzu sauce was excellent
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Sizzling scallops with miso sauce and garlic chilli were indeed sizzling and delicious&hellip
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The scallops was tender and firm&hellip
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This is for me is the highlight of this meal
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Wagyu beef sushi topped with foie gras and sweet soya sauce&hellip
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It might sound as a very rich combination but turns out it is a perfect combination
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Last sushi dish is the open roll scallop tempura with spicy mentai sauce
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This is another great dish combining the freshness of the scallop with the crunch of the batter and top with spicy sauce just leaves u wanting more&hellip
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Finish off with a luxurious truffle ice cream
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Drinks I recommend their umeshu or plum wine from France is a perfect drink to accompany all these dishes&hellip
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Sushi here is freshfreshfresh
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The quality is worth the price
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Set lunch menu's are around £
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25 which gets you around 15 pieces of sushi/sashimi which is quite reasonable
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We mixed that with some a la carte offerings and left extremely satisfied
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The staff were very knowledgable and friendly and the decor is minimalist
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Good food is divorceable but the best food seduces you with each and every bite
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Mr Asquith's brainwave was the product of a feast on the loin of a freshly caught and cooked deer in his governmental office
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As the rest of the cabinet presided over how best to correct the mismatch in supply and demand of Izakaya 'wizard' chefs
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If that had anything to do with the establishment of Dinings many years later
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The restaurant is traditionally designed
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N and I were greeted by them with a chorus of 'irashaimase
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We started with the Toro Fatty Tuna
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The logic is that rice is the most filling ingredient served in the meal
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A new style of roll with ingredients on the outside&rdquo
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If you are willing to pay a hefty premium for what is outstanding Japanese food
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A) Interesting ingredients that are of good quality
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There are times when it is just simply worth it
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Dinings in Marylebone is one of those places
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The food served is amazing and dishes look like works of art on your table
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The two restaurants are very different
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You enter a small room with a sushi bar where you can see the chefs at work
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Underground bunker feel with minimalistic decor
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They serve a sort of high end version of Japanese food a lot ponzu truffle foiegras wagyu magic going on with most dishes
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It can be intimidating looking at their endless menu and daily specials but there are a couple of must have signature dishes which I think showcase the best of Dinings
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Sea Bass Carpaccio with Truffle salsa and Ponzu sauce
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The presentation is so dainty and delicate and the flavours of ponzu and truffle come together beautifully
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Another signature is their take on mixing European and Japanese flavours by adding foie gras to sushi
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Wagyu beef tataki with ponzu and porcini oil
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It's a premium cut of beef which is very popular in Japan and taste amazing in a dense
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I went green with envy with I saw this on the neighbouring table
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A huge lobster comes out with bits and bobs of it encased in a light tempura batter
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I then proceed to fill my self up with some sushi rolls
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It was at Dinings that I discovered how good a sushi roll tastes when it is served correctly with the rice slightly warm/at room temperature
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Restaurant goers feel as if they are inside one of Tokyo&rsquo
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The food on offer at Dinings must be some of the best on offer in London
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Personal favourites include the perfectly tender Seared Wagyu with Chili Miso
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Or the incredible Yellowtail sashimi with British caviar
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I would highly recommend accompanying all meals with copious amounts of sake
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Dinings is a truly special and hugely under known establishment which is more than worth a visit
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White table clothes are on the out and more minimalistic dining rooms and a strong emphasis on excellent cooking is on the up
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Chefs such as Marcus Wareing are rebranding and revamping their restaurant style focussing on 'relaxed formality' rather than the slight solemnity of formal dining
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It seems the Japanese were way ahead of us Londoners
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Yellowtail sashimi with jalapeno salsa
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It was lightly seasoned which was unusual but allowed us to savour the flavour of the fish itself
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A hidden gem with the most exquisite food you can imagine
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It is a fusion restaurant of typical Japanese with a modern edge
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The open sushi rolls are a modern take on the traditional maki rolls
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I can't describe how amazing they are above all the soft shell crab and spicy tuna (oh my god
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One of the best Japanese restaurants I've been
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You're greeted with the greatest greeting ever
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All dishes are created equal and I'd rate every single one of them a 9 or higher (out of ten)
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Excellent food with some interesting dishes and an amazing sake menu
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The menu includes exciting Japanese fusion cuisine like wagyu sushi with truffle and ponzu but also Japanese classics like otoro fatty tuna nigiri
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Cherry on top to end this perfect meal was a truffle ice cream (with real truffle shavings
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The service is very attentive yet not intrusive
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Each mouthful is a real delight
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I was surprised to end up in front of a rather unostentatious establishment in Marylebone and thought we were going to someone's home for a supperclub
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The restaurant marries traditional Japanese cuisine with modern European fare
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I wanted the experience to last as long as it could because it was so good and I didn't want it to end
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Service was excellent and the food was amazing possibly some of the best Japanese I've had in London
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The food was just spot on everything was made to perfection and the selection was great
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The table dining area downstairs is definitely nicer than the sushi bar upstairs
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Service is extremely attentive and sushi is expertly prepared
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My preference is definitely for the sushi and sashimi
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My sister and I were actually recommended Dinings years and years ago
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One of the best Japanese I have had
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Brilliant restaurant with tapas and sushi
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