Feng Sushi

Sadly this place is going downhill. I have never had any issue with the average service and small venue as food was great.
Now that this is getting worse there aren’t many plus points!
Both the taste and appearance have been disappointing in my recent experiences. What a shame as I used to love this place!

Good sushi at reasonable prices. Only problem is the wait time.
I sampled the California rolls, crab and avocado rolls (quite similar) and miso soup. All were delicious and actually quite filling. The only problem was the service. There was about a fifteen minute wait between the soup and sushi, and this was when the place was empty.
The ambiance was nice — the place is quite small with one long family style table, and 3 small two person tables.

As a sushi lover this place disappoint me. The sushis was not that bad but the service was awful and the prices are high. I wait 100 years (at least) to get the sushi and the staff was not very polite. My first and last eating here.

I love Feng Sushi! I’m only in London once or twice a year to visit family and it is usually a must have for me. It’s pretty small but they deliver and do take out.
Favorite Eats:
— Deep Fried Tuna Maki
— Avocado Brown Rice Sushi
— Iso Shitake Tempura Maki
— Rock Shrimp Tempura

Cute small little restaurant situation in the middle of Kingston Church Street. Friendly staff, quality of the food is great however I agree that it is a little bit pricey! Best bet is to just get a take away and eat at a park.

Feng Sushi is (across the board) getting worse and worse. It is not that the quality of the food is getting worse and worse (in fact one good thing about them is that the quality of the food is very consistent) but that they seem to have a higher and higher opinion of themselves.
Have you noticed they had an across the board re-​image? to make it less quirky and takeout-​y and more urban, chic? But you know what? The service still suck. The restaurant (s) are still tiny and uncomfortable. The food is still, even for London’s standard; (even more after 2010 price hike) grossly overpriced.
Well Feng, I am sorry to say to you but with the internal set up and teeny tiny spaces you have rented; you will never be more than a fast food sushi bar/​urm thing. So stop charging like you are some poncy, yuppy upper middle class restaurant (oh wait, that is your target audience…) and start acting more like what you really are. A run of the mill, ok but not amazing sushi bar.
I’ve had enough of you and certainly happy that the sushi restaurant that rhymes with hitsu is coming to this neighborhood.
But then I realized the reason why I grow more and more loathing of you is because I am hardly your poncy, yuppy, upper middle class, nouvelle riche target audience.
So Feng, apparently it’s me, not you. But I am definitely breaking up with you.

Great place — pretty pricey though.
Got the detox soup — miso, veggies, and mushrooms but they ran out of tofu? Hah, good otherwise though, the people were nice and the place was small and cozy.
I’ll definitely be back.

Good reliable sushi — the best of the chains (and the priciest). They deliver as well. Not a patch on ‘real’ sushi, of course, but this is noticable better than Itsu and the restaurant has a calm and sophisticated atmosphere.

A clever, catchy name to a chain serving food which will certainly catch your tastebuds and leave you wanting more. Fairly priced (although sushi is always relatively expensive), with a freshly decorated interior and well worth a visit. Perfect for a quick lunchtime visit.