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Roka - Restaurant | Asian Restaurant in London.

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Reviewed by Courtney Grace R.

"MY TAKE: Roka is in the same vain as other high-end Japanese restaurants like Nobu: high prices, extensive sushi and sake menus, etc. The things that make Roka better than other places, in my opinion, ..." read user review

Neighborhood:

Regent's Park
Address:

37 Charlotte St

London W1T 1RR

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Phone:

020 7580 6464
Links:
Official Website
Hours:

M–Fri noon–3:30pm and 5:30pm–11:30pm, Sa noon–4:30pm and 5:30pm–11:30pm, Su noon–4:30pm and 5:30–10:30pm

First to review Courtney Grace R.

Roka Info

Crowd

Affluent, All Ages, Couples, Groups, Locals, Regulars, Socialites
Food / Drink

Asian Food, Dinner, Late Night Food, Sake, Seafood, Small Plates, Sushi
Prices

Expensive

What to Wear / Dress Code

Button-downs, Jeans and Heels, Smart Casual
Amenities

Coat Check
Vibe

Conversational, Good for Groups, High End Restaurant, Romantic

Roka User Reviews

Treat your tummy.

Courtney Grace R. Jul 31, 2013

MY TAKE: Roka is in the same vain as other high-end Japanese restaurants like Nobu: high prices, extensive sushi and sake menus, etc. The things that make Roka better than other places, in my opinion, are the great service, inviting (but still trendy) atmosphere, and food that is completely out of this world. THE SCENE: The first thing that will catch your eye when you walk in is the huge grill behind the bar in the center of the room. Just take one glance at all the delicious food the chefs are cooking up back there, and you won’t be able to stop your mouth from watering. The restaurant is small, but not crowded. The clientele is varied. You’d be just as likely to see a family with young kids as a pair of B-list celebs. The only common denominator is that no one’s on a budget. COCKTAILS & CUISINE: Everything on Roka’s menu is divine. I’ve been several times and have yet to be disappointed, and the black cod is my standing favorite. If you’re in the mood for a splurge, I highly recommended opting for the premium tasting menu. It is 13 courses of heaven served on a fancy plate. Who’d want to miss out on that? I can’t say that I’ve paid much attention to the cocktails (the food has stolen the show every time), but I do know that they have a decent selection of sakes and other alcohol. PRICES: Again, this is not a place to come if you plan on being frugal. Main courses can run from about £25-£40. The premium tasting menu is £75 (minimum 2 people). WHAT TO WEAR: On weekdays, Roka has a more casual feel. On the weekends the crowd tends to be a bit more dressed up. Use your better judgment. Don’t show up looking like a bum, and you should be fine. WHEN TO GO: Any night that Roka is open. Just make sure you have a reservation. Even if you call an hour ahead of time, you’ll avoid having to wait an hour or being turned away.

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