Aji restaurants The Queen's Walk, London SE1 7PB

"Confusing. What is Ajis' Bakery? Ajis' restaurant? We went Monday 5pm and the bakery was already closed but Japanese restaurant was still open. Are they joint shops or separate? The Japanese is located on ground floor while the bakery is located lower ground along with public toilet. They serve Japanese food but I don't even know if the chef preparing it was Japanese or not, because the staffs who served us were definitely Chinese. The food I ordered was Chicken Katsu Curry which tasted ok. The vegetables that came with it were cold, the rice and curry were lukewarm, but chicken was right temperature. My partner ordered a prawn Katsu curry, she had same experience with her meal. The taste of the food were ok not great, but I prefer the prawn to the chicken curry. We also ordered the oden soup which contained different fish cakes but unfortunately it was very expensive for a small portion! £6.50 for 6 different fish cakes along with an egg, though the soup taste was very nice. Our Katsu meal cost £12.50 which is costly for a meal that didn't satisfy me. Our bill came to the total of £31 with added service charge 12% that came up to £34.72. Toilet was nice and clean, it uses a code so you need to ask the staffs for the code because it is for paying customers only. Would I recommend this place? I don't know. I expected to be served by Japanese people since the restaurant had the title Japanese to it. The meal was not hot enough, and for the price of the meal and portion was very stingy, the oden fish cake soup was a rip off with that kind of price. No I will not recommend. Because I was not satisfied."

"We ate here 8 months ago and there has been a lot of changes. The menu is different but the food was great. The Oden was great and the Curry was good as well. I personally thought their Takoyaki tasted better than the ones I had in Osaka."

"Spent the day in London looking around Westminster and going to the aquarium. Ended up stopping here for a later lunch. I got the katsu chicken and rice curry. It was some of the best food I have had since being in the UK. The curry was a yellow curry and pleasantly spicy. It wasn't so spicy it was miserable. The vegetables were cooked nicely, but they weren't soggy at all. My son got the chicken udon noodles which he ate the whole bowl. The helpings were huge. Had I known that we probably would've shared plates. The lady working the front and tables was very nice. On Google it said it stayed open until later, but we must have got in there in the knick of time, because about 15 minutes after we sat down someone came to be seated and she said she was closed. I felt bad, but she never tried rushing us or anything. If near here I recommend it. It is more flavorful than other things you may find in the UK."

"Very lovely service by the nice lady in the cube. Her suggestion to try Takoyaki and that we won't regret trying it was definitely very good. Tried Katsu Curry, Veg Noodles, and a combo offer, and all of them tasted good; portion size isn't enormous and is on the smaller side, but again, it's an eatery near London Eye. Overall a very good experience, will likely visit again!"