Oka Restaurant

Visited on a Wednesday afternoon and seated right away - though the restaurant was pretty packed. Ordered the vegan tofu roll, small yellowtail roll, salmon robata, veggie tempura, plum wine, and a Asahi. Everything was delicious! And priced well. Only complaint is indoor the restaurant was quite warm - they did have windows open, but it still felt stuffy. Would recommend for a nice, casual Asian meal.

Great food and drinks, reasonable prices given the location (cocktails are approx £10 each, meal portion would come to ~£25pp). A little small and tables are quite close but that is part of the vibe. Probably not suitable for celebrations or a big group, but nice for casual dinners. Quite warm in the restaurant probably because of the open grill in the kitchen area. Friendly service.

We loved it! We went there mostly for sushi and ordered the shrimp tempura for starter. It was great! The sushi was really nice as well particularly the dragon rolls. We also had creme brûlée and cookie brownie for dessert and both are a must try! Waiting time for the sushi was very little, the staff was very nice, and prices were okay considering what we ordered. We booked in advance to guarantee a table. Only concern is that the tables were so close to each other and it was a little loud.

A quaint Japanese eatery, offers a good variety of options. The intimate atmosphere complements the impressive dishes, We liked the particularly the melt-in-your-mouth ox cheek and the delightful Spider Roll Uramaki. With its good balance of taste and texture, OKA delivers great value for money. A hidden gem, this restaurant is a good for those seeking a delectable adventure.

This spot offers an eclectic mix of dishes, with the Beef Short Rib (£14.95) and Duck Salad (£14.50) stealing the show. The tender short rib is intensified by chipotle sauce, while the duck salad delights with its unique combination of flavors and textures. However, not all dishes impress. The quirky Tuna Rice Burger Sliders (£8.50) feel more like a catered event canapé, and the makis (around £12) are standard, though still enjoyable. If you're seeking a fusion dining experience with a few standout dishes, this place is worth a try. Just be prepared for some hits and misses. Full review @jagglet on Instagram