Japanese Restaurant Seto

1. I recently had the pleasure of dining at a fantastic ramen restaurant on Camden High Street, and I have to say, the experience exceeded my expectations. The food was absolutely delicious and incredibly affordable, making it worth the wait. The service was also commendable, adding to the overall positive dining experience.

   This ramen spot is an absolute must-visit if you’re in the area. Just a heads up: you need to make a reservation to secure a table, but trust me, it’s well worth it. Don’t miss out on this gem when you’re in Camden!

2. Relatively busy at 7pm on a Friday but service was still great! Ordered the Negi Chicken Ramen which was so, SO delicious. The clear broth was refreshing yet super umami + flavourful. Only £11.50 but the portion was quite generous.

   I also ordered cold tofu as a starter which was a little plain but was a good portion size. Would definitely come back again 🤍

3. In the words of Francesco, this ramen is the BEST in London. The ramen is good and is made fresh for you on the spot. Jasmine tea has a great herbaceous taste and one of the best teas I have ever sipped, sampled, enjoyed 😉 🤌🏽🤌🏽🤌🏽 also it’s very conviently located in camden. The service is very friendly and accommodating. Everything is unprocessed. The patrons here are often Japanese, which is always a good sign that this restaurant is an authentic taste of Japan in the heart of London. The whole experience was most excellent, and this is the 5th time of visiting, and we will continue to come. There is a good choice for vegans, vegetable ramen you can see in the attached photo. Thank you Seto!!!

4. It was the finest Japanese restaurant in London. I visited with my friends, craving authentic Japanese cuisine.

   While there are many Japanese restaurants in London, it’s often difficult to find ones that truly capture the authentic flavors. However, this particular restaurant serves genuine Japanese dishes. I highly recommend trying everything on the menu, but the fried aubergine in ginger sauce was particularly delightful. The gyoza was also delicious; you can’t afford to miss it.

   Additionally, the staff speak Japanese fluently, creating a true izakaya atmosphere. If you miss Japan, it’s the perfect restaurant to visit.

5. Such a lovely small and casual Japanese restaurant. The food was delicious, authentic and tasted so homemade I felt like I was invited to come to eat to someone’s home. Portions are huge, and prices are great for London! The gyozas tasted amazing, the teriyaki tofu was lovely and full of flavour. I ordered the chicken teriyaki that came with miso soup and an option of salad or grilled veggies. I chose veggies and portion was really generous and tasted fresh. My partner ordered a ramen bowl and it was massive and delicious. Service was friendly and fast. Can’t wait to come back

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