Sachi

Sachi is a gem of a Japanese restaurant that delivers an exceptional dining experience on all fronts. From the moment we walked in, the service was impeccable—warm, attentive, and efficient without ever feeling rushed. For dinner, we chose the chef’s selection of sushi and sashimi, which was nothing short of spectacular. Each piece was artfully presented and of the highest quality, with fresh, delicate flavors that truly showcased the skill of the chef. The variety and balance of the selection kept every bite exciting. The drink menu was equally impressive, featuring a thoughtful mix of sake, cocktails, and other beverages. Our drinks paired perfectly with the meal, elevating the experience even further. The atmosphere at Sachi was another highlight. The ambiance struck the perfect balance between elegant and cozy, with a modern design that retained a traditional Japanese charm, and the DJ knew exactly how to maintain this vibe. It made for an intimate yet lively setting, ideal for a dinner for two. Overall, Sachi exceeded our expectations and is a must-visit for anyone who appreciates outstanding Japanese cuisine. We’ll definitely be back!

The food was nice and beautifully presented but it was not exceptional and felt overpriced for the small portions. We had a 50% offer but it would have cost us over £120pp otherwise for food and one glass of wine each. Despite having a rooftop reservation, we got moved downstairs due to a private party after about an hour which was frustrating as this wasn’t communicated upon arrival. Between the two of us, we shared the octopus karaage, prawn tempura maki crispy rice with spicy tuna and avocado puree (all nice), hokkaido scallop with foie gras and crispy leek (delicate and great flavour), wagyu croquettes (could barely taste the wagyu), otoro sashimi (good), aubergine robata (the miso flavour was way too intense) and the mochi selection for dessert (this was just little moons - I expecting something restaurant made at those prices). The service overall was polite but they didn't go out of their way.

The restaurant could be better sign posted. It is inside the Pantechnicon on the top floor but could not see any signs. We went for early lunch and only one other table was in use. The staff were helpful in explaining the food and drink options and were knowledgeable. We went with the starter Miso soup(well made) and Oysters(ok) and for mainChef Sushi & Sashimi platter. Lovely presentation. However, the food itself was mediocre. Nothing wrong with it per se but the taste was same as high street sushi. Tried the cocktail Tokushima NAvy on the staff recommendation. Excellent drink.

We had dinner at Sachi this Thursday, we arrived and the place was already buzzing. We ordered various sakes and food, and were always well introduced. We felt welcomed, a truly beautiful experience. Definitely would recommend!