The Open Guide to London: the free London guide - Differences between Version 9 and Version 8 of Feng Sushi, SW10 9NB
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| * '''Nearby Tube stops:''' [[Parsons Green|Parsons Green Station]] / [[Fulham Broadway Station|Fulham Broadway]] * '''Delivery''': Free to SW1, SW3, SW5, SW6, SW7, SW10, and SW11 |
* <b>Nearby Tube stops:</b> [[Parsons Green Station|Parsons Green]] / [[Fulham Broadway Station|Fulham Broadway]] * <b>Delivery</b>: Free to SW1, SW3, SW5, SW6, SW7, SW10, and SW11 |
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One of the nice things about this place is that you can order either online or over the phone. You can pay by credit or debit card, giving the details when you order, and signing the slip when the delivery arrives. |
One of the nice things about this place is that you can order either online or over the phone. You can pay by credit or debit card, giving the details when you order, and signing the slip when the delivery arrives. |
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We usually order on a Friday night, and delivery tends to take an hour and a bit — but once it came in about half an hour. Their estimated delivery times are pretty accurate, and if you order online they'll phone you to let you know how long it will take. |
We usually order on a Friday night, and delivery tends to take an hour and a bit — but once it came in about half an hour. Their estimated delivery times are pretty accurate, and if you order online they'll phone you to let you know how long it will take. |
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The best value to make up part of an order for sharing is perhaps the 22-piece sushi box for £15, which contains 2 salmon, 2 tuna, 2 prawn, 2 mackerel, and 2 squid nigiri, plus 6 cucumber and 6 tuna maki rolls. In general we usually end up spending around £10—13 per person for a very ample amount of sushi. |
The best value to make up part of an order for sharing is perhaps the 22-piece sushi box for £15, which contains 2 salmon, 2 tuna, 2 prawn, 2 mackerel, and 2 squid nigiri, plus 6 cucumber and 6 tuna maki rolls. In general we usually end up spending around £10—13 per person for a very ample amount of sushi. |
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The quality and ratio of more expensive ingredients (such as fish) to cheaper ones (such as rice) are both very good — but the amount of fish isn't overdone as it can be in some places. Just right. |
The quality and ratio of more expensive ingredients (such as fish) to cheaper ones (such as rice) are both very good — but the amount of fish isn't overdone as it can be in some places. Just right. |
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The tuna maki rolls (£4.00 for six pieces) have lots of tuna in; not mean at all. The handrolls (£3.50 each) are also very good, with fish all the way down. |
The tuna maki rolls (£4.00 for six pieces) have lots of tuna in; not mean at all. The handrolls (£3.50 each) are also very good, with fish all the way down. |
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The eel nigiri is the nicest eel [[Kake]] has had anywhere. Well-flavoured, no bones, rich texture and the small dab of teryaki sauce sets it off perfectly. |
The eel nigiri is the nicest eel [[Kake]] has had anywhere. Well-flavoured, no bones, rich texture and the small dab of teryaki sauce sets it off perfectly. |
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doop wasn't fussed on the squid nigiri — possibly more to do with an indifference to squid sushi rather than the sushi itself. |
doop wasn't fussed on the squid nigiri — possibly more to do with an indifference to squid sushi rather than the sushi itself. |
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Soy sauce supplied in box was OK, as were wee packets of wasabi and gari. All maki and nigiri boxes come with grated radish and several excitingly-coloured sorts of pickled ginger inside. |
Soy sauce supplied in box was OK, as were wee packets of wasabi and gari. All maki and nigiri boxes come with grated radish and several excitingly-coloured sorts of pickled ginger inside. |
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[Prices as of June 2003] |
<small>[Prices as of June 2003]</small> |
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fax='(020) 7795 1501 ' formatted_hours_text='11:30-22:00 Mon-Sat; 17:00-22:00 Sunday ' formatted_website_text='http://www.fengsushi.co.uk/' hours_text='11:30-22:00 Mon-Sat; 17:00-22:00 Sunday ' |
fax='(020) 7795 1501' formatted_website_text='http://www.fengsushi.co.uk/ ' host='213.152.57.251' hours_text='11:30-22:00 Mon-Sat; 17:00-22:00 Sunday' |
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modified='2004-01-03 20:00:09' postcode='SW10 9NB ' telephone='(020) 7795 1900 ' |
opening_hours_text='11:30-22:00 Mon-Sat; 17:00-22:00 Sunday' os_x='526328' os_y='177859' phone='(020) 7795 1900' postcode='SW10 9NB' |
- Nearby Tube stops: Parsons Green / Fulham Broadway
- Delivery: Free to SW1, SW3, SW5, SW6, SW7, SW10, and SW11
Delivery details
One of the nice things about this place is that you can order either online or over the phone. You can pay by credit or debit card, giving the details when you order, and signing the slip when the delivery arrives.
We usually order on a Friday night, and delivery tends to take an hour and a bit — but once it came in about half an hour. Their estimated delivery times are pretty accurate, and if you order online they'll phone you to let you know how long it will take.
Food
In general, highly recommended.
The house special is Gravad Lax with Pesto (£3.00 for two pieces of nigiri); an odd combination, but not bad, and Dave W likes it very much.
The best value to make up part of an order for sharing is perhaps the 22-piece sushi box for £15, which contains 2 salmon, 2 tuna, 2 prawn, 2 mackerel, and 2 squid nigiri, plus 6 cucumber and 6 tuna maki rolls. In general we usually end up spending around £10—13 per person for a very ample amount of sushi.
The quality and ratio of more expensive ingredients (such as fish) to cheaper ones (such as rice) are both very good — but the amount of fish isn't overdone as it can be in some places. Just right.
The tuna maki rolls (£4.00 for six pieces) have lots of tuna in; not mean at all. The handrolls (£3.50 each) are also very good, with fish all the way down.
The eel nigiri is the nicest eel Kake has had anywhere. Well-flavoured, no bones, rich texture and the small dab of teryaki sauce sets it off perfectly.
doop wasn't fussed on the squid nigiri — possibly more to do with an indifference to squid sushi rather than the sushi itself.
Soy sauce supplied in box was OK, as were wee packets of wasabi and gari. All maki and nigiri boxes come with grated radish and several excitingly-coloured sorts of pickled ginger inside.
Edamame are £2.50 for quite a large portion and are not bad at all.
[Prices as of June 2003]
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