Zuma (Knightsbridge)
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Zuma (Knightsbridge) Address 5 Raphael Street, Knightsbridge, London SW7 1DL Zuma (Knightsbridge) Phone 020 7584 1010 Zuma (Knightsbridge) Opening Hours Monday - Friday : 12noon - 3pm, 6pm - 11pm
Saturday : 12:30pm - 3:30pm, 6pm - 11pm
Sunday : 12:30pm - 3:30pm, 6pm - 10:30pmZuma (Knightsbridge) Food Price £91 - £156 per pax
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Because this is a pretty good dining experience in my opinion
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The crowd is taken care of pretty efficiently with an awesome serving staff who do they job with great dedication and attention
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The menu has a lot of attractive items to choose from and the food is served at the right time so that every one can relish the food at the same time
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The minor letdown for me was that at the end of our meal we were asked to vacate the space for other customers which was slightly off putting
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This is probably the best restaurant I have gone to in a long while
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The area has a lot of hip bars and this is one place which is amazing for Japanese cuisine
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The takeaways available here are very tasty
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The seafood was above average
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The service was only average
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Prawns and pork are some of their specialty dishes
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It is a place you ought to visit once and is definitely unsurpassable
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You will fall in love with Zuma (Knightsbridge)
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The ambiance is fantastic and is huge enough to accommodate a good number of people
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The service is extremely efficient and swift
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The cocktails were really nice and refreshing
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The food is absolutely delightful and all the dishes are very well prepared and are full of flavor
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The service is also prompt and good and the staff is friendly and hospitable
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The food offered here is out of this world
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This was the best tuna I had laid my hands on or had the chance to taste
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Efficient and attentive in their service and are also very friendly
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The atmosphere is also quite relaxing
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The ambiance here is just incredible and very comforting
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The bar here is amazing as well
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I have visited Zuma (Knightsbridge) quite a few times and always enjoyed the experience but my last visit was a little bit disappointing mainly because of lack in service
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The food was excellent and was cooked to perfection
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The ambience was great with beautiful decor and pretty comfortable seating
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The only problem was the staff which was rude and terse and spoiled the whole experience
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Had a lovely time with my wife here
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The drinks were exceptional
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Amazing food that comes with very prompt and pleasing service
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I went for their duck with extra chili that was recommended to me by my server
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My colleague and I put our names down and within 35 minutes we were seated by the robata counter
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Our waiter was very efficient which is what you would expect
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Avocado and wasabi mayo was very tasty
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I always love black cod and this time was no different
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T think it went well with the fruit though
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People at Zuma are a bit more &ldquo
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The quality of the food is really the same
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Also the location is much more vibrant and not so serious i
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Zuma ranks amongst the best in the city for providing a contemporary take on traditional Japanese cuisine
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The ambiance is sophisticated
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This is an ideal setting for a date or celebration with family and friends
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Zuma's prices are at the higher end of the spectrum
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The service is fast and the crowd fairly pretentious
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Well I can say that we were all looking for something a little different
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Maki rolls came all with great sauces and one in particular &ldquo
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The duck breast and wagyu beef are incredibly tasty
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At the end of the meal the server suggested a dessert which was really good
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On a Sunday it is really nice to have a walk in the park and then go for a special lunch or dinner
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Prices are costly and this is maybe the drawback of Zuma (Knightsbridge)
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We ended up with a bill of £
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We sat and inside was just incredible
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The whole staff was tremendous and so friendly
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One of the best Japanese restaurants in London and at the same time one of the most pretentious
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Being treated as in an average place while paying 100 pounds and more per person is not what you would expect
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This happens mainly during weekends (and sadly is common to so many well known expensive places in London)
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While during he week the atmosphere is more laid back
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The salmon / tuna tartar with Oscietra Caviar is to die
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One of the best restaurants worldwide
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Our choices were spicy beef and grilled salmon
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I absolutely love the food here it's some of the best Japanese food I've ever eaten the decoration and the environment and atmosphere are perfect for a restaurant
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The service is very attentive
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The prices are high but your money are well spent
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The ambiance is great for dinner and drinks with friends and the location is perfect for post shopping food stop
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The most interesting factor of tasting these dishes is the ability of tasting the individual flavour
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Yes the dishes were beautifully presented and they all tasted wonderful
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We were under strict instruction to arrive on time as the table was booked for a particular time slot
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The restaurant were very accommodating and our table slot was extended
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The cuisine is a typical mixture of Asian fusion
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I'm not sure what this Asian is fused with
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My favourite restaurant of all time although I am quite biased as Japanese is probably my favourite cuisine
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My favourite dishes are definitely avocado maki rolls
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I love the lychee one with a rose petal on top
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T really go wrong with soft shell crab &ndash
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Goes really well with wasabi mayo
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Warm eggplant salad with sweet miso
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Topped with bonito flakes and served with a side of thinly sliced seaweed
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Goes so well with bonito flakes
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The fish meat is very moist
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Earl grey ice cream with kinako cake
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In the pot is a layer of cake
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The salted caramel was a bit too sweet for us
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Bear in mind it is in Knightsbridge
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Their beef is some of the best that I have ever eaten
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Me the highlight was the interactive sushi counter and robata grill where you can see the chefs
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This spot in Knightsbridge is definitely one of those places to dress up for so dress to impress
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It was OK as far as steaks go but for the price it was absolutely terrible
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What I'd definitely say was delicious amazing even was the scallops my god
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The acoustics in the restaurant area are great so you don't have to yell across slightly oversized tables
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The sushi bar is first come first serve and great fun to watch the food be prepared so long as there are only 2 or 3 people in your party
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Zuma has an exciting menu that is constantly being updated
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It's a good thing zuma is known for their food
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I have to say I was disappointed with the location ( it's hidden ) the decoration was not good either
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The staff was kind and helpful trying to explain how the dishes are cooked and served
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I think this is a restaurant where you go just to say you had experience it
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London Zuma was different from Dubai or Bangkok
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I was quite excited before I go to Zuma due the one in Istanbul is literally amazing
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The tables were too close to each other that I felt like I was dining with the table next to us
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Totally recommend the place (only problem is the soy sauce
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Mine can stretch out for weeks and weeks though Mr S is happy for his to be over after the actual day
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The restaurant was really busy when we arrived and we headed to the bar for a few drinks first&hellip
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Rhubarb infused sake with Cape North vodka and passionfruit
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T really handle sake so I started with a glass of champagne
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I love the scalloped edging around the neckline and it was the perfect LBD for such a glamorous restaurant
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The restaurant was heaving with a buzzy open kitchen
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The interior is as chic and shiny as ever and people still flock to the Knightsbridge restaurant to sample the menu of delicious Japanese food
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S a zero dosage champagne which means no extra sugar has been added meaning it has a beautifully dry flavour that pairs well with the sushi and has the added benefit of being fewer calories
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Starting with sliced seared tuna with chilli daikon and ponzu sauce
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Everything at Zuma is just of the highest quality
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The restaurant has gone international with branches across the world including Miami
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Our next cold dish was one that we always order at Japanese restaurants sliced yellow tail with green chilli relish
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Our sushi choices were spicy tuna with homemade chilli miso and yuzu tobiko
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Whenever I want to treat myself Zuma is a nice place to do so
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If expertly crafted nigiri is what you are after
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Where the place really shines is in its array of fantastic small dishes from the kitchen &ndash
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The robata grill is another focus of the menu and definitely worth exploring
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I can never go past the roasted lobster with green chilli and garlic hojiso butter &ndash
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I also absolutely love the grilled Chilean seabass with green chilli and ginger dressing
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Went here for lunch and i gotta say it was a great experience
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We ordered wagyu beef sirlion(unfortunately the beef was underseasoned)
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The desert was the best ones (we ordered eton mess and banana cake)
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The black cod was so delicious
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A common misconception is that it's ridiculously expensive
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Only until we were supposed to leave the table at scheduled time SHARP
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Not very nice taking into account the HUGE bill we had at the end of the evening (we were a party of nine)
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The desert is really great as well not to miss the sundae and chocolate fondant
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I really did enjoy the food even though he music was far too loud
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Maybe because the ingredients change from one country to another but zuma London is surly not the best zuma out there
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Since the place is always crowded both on weekdays and weekends
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Knightsbridge is pretty special and I managed to visit Zuma several times whilst here
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The highlight was seeing Gwyneth Paltrow and her then partner Chris Martin walk out
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Every dish at Zuma is a superb experience
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Crispy Calamari with chilli &
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This has been the best sushi and Asian food I had ever
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Perfect sushi the main dishes are to die for perfect blend of flavours
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I was extremely impressed by the staff who describe you the food with such passion and poetry that makes the experience out of reality and unforgettable
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Going for dinner here makes you want to start the evening with a good meal and then head out for some dancing
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The soft shell crab with the wasabi is recommended
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S deep fried (of course) so if a bit of greasiness is not for you
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Their fish is so fresh you want to eat it uncooked
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Main I had the salmon with a side of sweet potatoes
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The salmon was done so perfectly that it melted at the touch of my chopsticks
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Red velvet cake wrapped in this creamy cheesy mouse and complimented with a sweetly chilled raspberry sorbet
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If a bit more sweetness and crunch is needed there were chips of crunchy meringue to end a superb dish off
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The variety of wines are nice and cocktails are amazing
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The Black Cod and The Grilled Sea Bass is a must for you
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The service was outstanding
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All of the fish was extremely fresh and the toro was fantastic
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As far as I am concerned the lounge is a better place to eat than the main restaurant
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At least it is been so for the last 12 years
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I just came from Japan to catch the Sakura blossom season and was surprised that there were fake Sakura blossom decor inside Zuma London haha
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Their Wagyu Truffle Tataki is my absolute favourite
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