ROBATA Customer Reviews
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Robata is a modern and intimate Japanese grill located on bustling Old Compton Street in Soho, just steps from many of London’s best-known music venues. With an urban-chic vibe, exposed brick interiors, and a sleek open kitchen, it’s a go-to for foodies looking for bold flavors and a lively yet polished atmosphere. Known for its robata-style skewers and creative sushi, the menu puts a contemporary spin on traditional Japanese dishes with flair.
Robata’s central location makes it a prime spot for a pre-show bite. Just a short walk from venues like the Prince Edward Theatre and Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club, it offers quick and attentive service—ideal for those on a schedule. The lively but not overly loud dining room means you can get in the mood for a night out while still hearing your friends. Plus, the shareable plates are perfect for groups looking to sample a bit of everything.
Reviewers rave about the high-quality ingredients and beautifully presented dishes. The wagyu skewers, crispy duck gyoza, and spicy tuna rolls are frequent favorites. Many diners highlight the friendly staff and fast service, especially when mentioning how easy it was to dine before a show. Guests also love the cozy, intimate layout that still feels vibrant and modern.
Some guests mention that the restaurant can feel a little tight on space during peak hours, and tables are quite close together. While the food is praised, a few noted that portion sizes can be modest for the price—so it’s a better fit for sharing multiple dishes rather than a single main.
A stylish and centrally located Japanese spot with fast service and flavor-packed dishes, Robata is a no-brainer for concert-goers wanting to fuel up in style before the show.
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