Shackfuyu - Beoordelingen

This place is as happening as the Bone Daddies ramen shopsGreat music, lively atmosphere and damn good food.

Shackfuyu made it to my list of London eats because of its famed okonomiyaki and French toast.

This place is very close to my workstation and we chose it for our team dinner! I ordered a lunch menu with Korean fried wings and grilled salmon. both dishes w...

We had incredible food, between which was a lot. high points were the garden toast and chicken wings. the service was great, the place was dizzy. will definitel...

The service is very good. Eating is pretty good. each court could have been improved on a small way, but overall I was happy with what I had. not sure if I'm re...

After hearing great things on the Off Menu podcast, we decided to try this restaurant. The pre-theatre menu was fantastic! We started with the sea bass ceviche...

The food at this restaurant is excellent and unique, and the service is very good. Teresa, who works on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, took great care of u...

We each received a cocktail when we got there and unlimited prosecco and/or wine throughout our time there. The staff were friendly, didn't rush us at all and t...

We went to this restaurant for a meal after a theatre show. We decided to go with the set menu (£25 per person) and ordered the Korean wings and beef with rice....

Met friends here for dinner, showed up without a reservation and they had no problem accommodating us. We ordered lots of dishes to share and everything was bea...

Had dinner pre show. The service was very good. The food amazing as always. Recommend the Wagyu burger special

Amazing food with a varied menu. Service was great and the staff were really helpful with recommendations.

Just a little loud but very good food. Service good

The aubergine was maybe the best thing I've ever eaten. The French toast with matcha ice cream was the second best thing.

Lovely food, really enjoyed coming here with my husband and kids, great service and didn't wait long to be served before leaving for the theatre.