Uchi, Hackney

If you fancy a nice food experience, pop into this hidden Japanese restaurant in residential Hackney. 'Uchi' in Japanese means 'home'... read more here.

Posted 21. 11. 2016

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If you fancy a nice food experience, pop into this hidden Japanese restaurant in residential Hackney. ‘Uchi’ in Japanese means ‘home’. UCHI first started out delivering sushi and soon became popular for the quality of its food and service. The restaurant is not easily spotted from the street, but the details in the interior will surely warm you when you enter. The ambience of the restaurant is very cosy, and would be perfect for a date as well.

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Don’t forget to look at those details in the restaurant when you’re there – the perfectly chosen tableware placed on the gold top, the splash of gold highlights, that raw timber furniture, and every dish is presented elegantly on beautiful Japanese ceramics. Get some sake and a few dishes to share with your company, I guarantee you’ll enjoy your visit!

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uchihackney.com
144 Clarence Road
Lower Clapton
London
E5 8DY

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