The Sushi Co - Ealing Broadway

Great place for sushi in Ealing. The sushi itself was tasty. There happened to be a 50% off offer on selected rolls and katsu curries which was a great value deal. The service is friendly and fairly quick, and the atmosphere was pleasant enough, but perhaps lacking a little background music. We'd go again, certainly if there's another deal on.

It's our first time here, and we ‘love it’ 💚 Perfect size portions, so don't order too much 🤩 We ordered a portion of katsu chicken buns (2), katsu chicken poke bowl, stir-fired egg noodles, miso soup and spring rolls. And we couldn't finish, so we took it away. The staff was lovely. They had run out of veg spring rolls and instead gave us a portion of gyozas and green spring rolls. They were apologetic about it and also for the short wait for serving, which didn't even bother us. It looks like a popular place, as people always keep coming in. We recommend.

This restaurant is really one of my favorite places to come and spend time with family and friends. I’ve been here several times and I’ve never been disappointed with the quality of food and services. The owner of the restaurant is really a nice man. I’ve brought both my father and mother, they both never like to eat in any restaurants, when they came here they loved the it. Especially the red dragon roll, definitely a good shout. Now this is their favorite restaurant too. I have recommended both family and friends to come here and try their sushi out. Don’t miss out!

I had an amazing lunch experience at the sushi place! The food was incredibly fresh and delicious, satisfying my cravings perfectly. The service was top-notch, with attentive and friendly staff ensuring a delightful dining experience. Surprisingly, the prices were reasonable given the high-quality sushi they served. The ambiance was cozy and inviting, adding to the overall enjoyment of the meal. I highly recommend this restaurant to all sushi lovers looking for a fantastic culinary adventure! Five stars all the way!

The food is fairly good, 4/5 but more expensive than the other sushi places around, considering that Parks kitchen down the road has better quality for the same price. I bought sweet chilli chicken rice and crunchy sushi roll. The chicken was good, but there was no spicy kick, for a dish with chilli in the name I don’t think they used any chilli peppers. The sushi roll was tasty, 4.3/5 and better than Wasabi. Overall the food is good quality but there are better options at this price point, and I cannot say it is worth it in price per value ratio to go here than to a Wasabi (even though I would consider Wasabi just above average nowadays).