Chotto Matte Marylebone

This was my second time visiting Chotto Matte, and somehow they managed to outdo themselves. In addition to what we tried the first time around, we also tried the Salt and Pepper Squid and Spicy Edamame which was lovely. However, the star of the night was the Pollo Den Miso and Asado De Tira. The chicken was perfectly juicy and succulent, I thought it couldn't possibly get better until I tried the beef. The beef was utterly divine and extremely tender. I can't wait to go back for more. The dessert options were lovely, I enjoyed some ice cream as well as a peanut butter brownie.

After visiting the Soho branch, I decided to check out Chotto Matte in Marylebone, and I was equally impressed. The food at this branch was simply outstanding. From the vibrant and fresh sushi rolls to the perfectly cooked dishes from the robata grill, every bite was bursting with flavuors. The attention to detail in the presentation of each dish was remarkable, adding to the overall dining experience. The ambience was stylish and trendy, creating a vibrant atmosphere that enhanced the enjoyment of the meal. The staff were attentive and friendly, providing excellent service throughout the evening. With its superb food and fantastic atmosphere, Chotto Matte in Marylebone is definitely a top choice for a memorable dining experience.

This place is quite discrete to find. The entrance is through the revolving doors. You will get greeted at reception and given the opportunity to give your coat into a coat store for free. The toilets are nice but there is a staircase down to them (not sure if there is a life for disabled access) the food is really nice, even if you're not a fan of fish like me. There are "tasting menus" that also have wine pairings. Everything comes out as and when you need, although they might be a tad bit slow on the cocktails as the bar tenders get very busy

Nice atmosphere, nice decor. Crowd OK, not as sophisticated as Coya, Zuma or Rocca. Food not as good as Coya, Zuma or Rocca. However, some options were tasty. The grilled spicy chicken was excellent, so was the grilled beef, the octopus and the rice and tuna Tataki. Beautiful presentation and good sauces. The cocktails were top quality. Enjoyed the Amaretto Sour. Good service but not as perfect as Rocca or Coya. The spring rolls were a disappointment lacking in flavor, the gyoza was bland too. On the whole nice experience. Would visit again for drinks and a bite