Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 7 and Version 6 of Bincho Yakitori, SE1 9PH
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[[Kake]] visited on a Sunday evening just before Christmas 2007. We paid £40 each, but that did include quite a lot of sake (if I've calculated right, the food part was just over £16 for six skewers each, a bowl of rice each, and a shared dessert). I'd take slight issue with Billy's estimate of only £6-10 for a meal - I'd say you want at least six skewers plus rice, which puts you over a tenner already even if you choose the cheapest options and don't drink any tea or sake. |
[[Kake]] visited on a Sunday evening just before Christmas 2007. We paid £40 each, but that did include quite a lot of sake. I'd take slight issue with Billy's estimate of only £6-10 for a meal - I'd say you want at least six skewers plus rice, which puts you over a tenner already even if you choose the cheapest options and don't drink any tea or sake. |
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* [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/wine/main.jhtml?view=DETAILS&grid=&xml=/wine/2007/08/25/edtable125.xml Telegraph review] * [http://www.independent.co.uk/living/food_and_drink/reviews/article2829266.ece Independent review] * [http://www.metro.co.uk/metrolife/food/article.html?in_article_id=58626&in_page_id=26 Marina O'Loughlin review in the Metro] * [http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/restaurants/restaurant-225198-details/Bincho+Yakitori/restaurantReview.do?reviewId=23404794 Fay Maschler review in the Evening Standard] |
Reasonably priced yakitori restaurant in the Oxo Tower.
Serves a wide range of authentic yakitori and kushiyaki, including bits of a chicken (and other animals) that are not often seen on a skewer in the west. Prices per skewer start from about £1.50 and go up to about £2.50 and Billy's estimate is that you are looking at about £6-10 for a meal. They also do a range of side dishes to accompany the skewers.
Kake visited on a Sunday evening just before Christmas 2007. We paid £40 each, but that did include quite a lot of sake. I'd take slight issue with Billy's estimate of only £6-10 for a meal - I'd say you want at least six skewers plus rice, which puts you over a tenner already even if you choose the cheapest options and don't drink any tea or sake.
The kitchen is open-plan, so you can watch the chefs grilling your skewers.
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