Kulu Kulu (Soho)

• S distillery tour with a serious munch on the other week
• Tempura and avocado hand rolls were chocka with filling
• The raw fish was pretty on the eye and super clean on the palette
• Prawn katsu was a more standard affair
• Unusually it came with a homemade potato salad (unless I&rsquo
• I should highlight that everything was accompanied with lashings of sake to the soundtrack the Spice Girls&rsquo
• T think this was intentionally a Tokyo shade of bonkers but it fit the bill quite nicely
• The food is always fresh and the quantity of food on offer is quite large
• The best bit here is the fact that the sushi is freshly prepared
• The dishes here are always so well presented and look good irrespective of what they maybe
• The tempura is light and cooked freshly
• In my opinion this is the best conveyor belt sushi place
• The belt was sprinkled with large rice mounds which was pretty naive and careless on part of the staff
• The service was exceptionally slow
• The place is a small one with some cosy spaces available
• The setting is a lovely one and he ingredients used in the preparation of the dishes are amazingly fresh
• I must say that Kulu Kulu (Soho) serves really delicious sushi though the prices are on an expensive side but believe me
• Kulu Kulu (Soho) was a pleasant surprise as to how brilliant the sushi was
• The essence of the place is the wide range of sushi on the menu
• I would not say great but it was good enough to make you smile while having it
• Though they can use little more training but they were good with us so it does not hurt
• The ambiance was just normal and now a days everyone looks for the ambiance
• This restaurant in London is definitely one of the best places to go to eat if you are in search of great Sushi
• The prices are reasonable and the food is of good quality
• The atmosphere is what makes the place such a delight
• Even if sometimes the slices are so small I have to have three portions to feel happy
• The soft shell crab roll is divine and very filling
• I won't recommend you going there during evening but if you are looking to grab a quick bite then this is one of the places to go to
• The prices charges are in a fairly reasonable range
• The thing that I didn't like was their wash room and the staff also needs some more training in order to better serve the customers
• This restaurant is a wonder and rarely ever fails my expectations
• The service here is par excellence with very helpful staff
• The prices of the food are very reasonable as well
• The best bit is the self service on green tea one can take which is free
• The portions offered are small in sizes
• The rice on sushi was quite small and the fish was also a lot thinner than what I had expected
• The interiors are not totally authentic but the overall dÃ
• To begin with the ambiance is warm and welcoming
• Even if you are averse to this kind of cuisine
• They come to you with plates on a rail that runs around the restaurant
• Quite amazing a place and an experience will stay with you for long
• The Japanese dishes that these guys are making are very authentic and delicious
• I had green tea too and it was so refreshing
• The service is also very good and the staff seemed very welcoming
• The best part is that Kulu Kulu (Soho) is not either expensive
• The restaurant is not just for sushi lovers
• Some of the reviews that criticize the place are nasty and do not justify its excellence at all
• The portions too are very big and filling
• I must say the plus point is the speed of their service
• Alongside the prices here too are rather apt
• The service was that of good quality as the staff was extremely attentive
• The chefs serve sushi generously with love and the best possible carp
• Kulu Kulu (Soho) is chic and casual
• The concept here is that of 'what goes around'
• Kulu Kulu (Soho) is very unique
• I have to add that it is quite the contrary in terms of food
• The reason it has an edge over the others is the freshness of ingredients used
• In all the sushi experience is greatly authentic
• The dishes are served on a conveyor belt
• So you sit at a place and just fill your plate with whatever you want until you are completely full
• The pricing of the food is quite unique
• One should begin with a green tea and move onto some plates
• The salmon they use is extremely fresh and I simply love it
• Here the pricing is done as per the saucer
• You want to have most authentic sushi in Kulu Kulu (Soho) of the town then this is the place for you
• Kulu Kulu (Soho) is self service so can not comment much on the staff
• The portions of the food was good and filling
• You can personally request the chef to prepare a few dishes for you and he is more than happy to do so
• The prices seem steep if you are on a experimenting spree as the hand rolls are expensive
• The size of the restaurant is small which might get too crammed during peak hours
• Fails to impressed me with the overall quality
• The fish is fresh and the sushi portions are close to generous
• Kulu Kulu (Soho) is too tiny and makes me succumb to criticism
• As you decide to sit inside and eat with great expectations from the conveyor belt innovative concept
• The sushi bar at the is place with its conveyor belt was one of the best places in London for sushi
• Kulu Kulu (Soho) is on its way of turning into just another average sushi bar
• I walked into this relatively busy joint with a really fancy concept
• It is a Japanese place which is not run by Japanese at all
• I ordered a tempura soup bowl and tofu which was not cooked to perfection until crispy brown
• I am not the kind to crib about money when the product is good but here in the city i have realized that the sushi in general is pretty expensive
• We went there for lunch and it was a great experience
• Even though they don't have Japanese cooks the food was quite awesome and there was a wide variety on the menu to choose from
• The greatest surprise was the bill which was pretty less as compared to other mainstream chains which offer worse food and charge a lot more
• Kulu Kulu (Soho) is basically known for its food which is fantastic
• Anyhow the sushi is amazing retaining its authentic flavour and along with it they offer many Californian options as well
• The food is so tasty that nothing prolongs on the conveyor belt for too long and the prices are quite reasonable as well
• The food was excellent and was cooked to exception
• The service is pretty quick and efficient with the staff being quite warm and friendly
• We were a bit disappointed with our experience this time
• The food at this iteration of Kulu Kulu is considerably more expensive (for exactly the same food)
• Good variety of different dishes on the belt and the chefs were making the sushi fresh in front of you
• The only criticism that I would give is that there's too much rice in some of the maki rolls so we got full too quickly

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