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Miyama

Japanese Restaurant in Mayfair
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5 / 10 from 2 reviews
Address
38 Clarges Street
Mayfair
London
W1J 7EN
Map
Telephone
020 7493 3807
Cuisine
Japanese
Region
Mayfair
Nearest Station
Green Park
0.12 miles
Opening Times
Monday Open 12:00 - Closes 14:15
Open 18:00 - Closes 22:15
Tuesday Open 12:00 - Closes 14:15
Open 18:00 - Closes 22:15
Wednesday Open 12:00 - Closes 14:15
Open 18:00 - Closes 22:15
Thursday Open 12:00 - Closes 14:15
Open 18:00 - Closes 22:15
Friday Open 12:00 - Closes 14:15
Open 18:00 - Closes 22:15
Saturday Open 18:00 - Closes 22:15
Sunday Open 18:00 - Closes 22:15
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Miyama serves a variety of Japanese dishes. They also cater for vegetarians. Private parties of up to 15 people are available upon request. They deliver within the local area.

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Miyama have locations in Mayfair and <a href="http://www.allinlondon.co.uk/restaurants/restaurant-698.php">The City</a> and serve a range of sushi and traditional Japanese cuisines. The five-course dinner menu is always good value. At a cost of £38.00 you can sample the exquisite sushi, scallops, grilled salted sea bass and tempura. The restaurants are open kitchen, which means you get to see the spectacle that goes with sushi preparation. Excellent sushi, reasonably priced makes Miyama one of London’s most popular Japanese restaurants.

User Reviews

Fred Black
from London

May 3, 2012

I disagree with the others. Miyama is a quiet, discrete place mainly for locals with great sushi. It is not flashy but it's great if you actually want talk to your companions.

Name: Fred Black
Location: London
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Anonymous

Oct 9, 2008

Miyama let us down this week after we held a birthday dinner there with family.
The service was slow and unattentive, and we had to ask several times for things once the restaurant got busy.
You will be fine if you get one of the senior waiters or waitresses, but if you are not a privileged regular, things are not great. We love their dobin-mushi and some of their dishes, but it has now become slightly less authentic and tailored to non-Japanese guests (we are Japanese) so we won't be going back!
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