Kokoro Wimbledon
Kokoro Wimbledon is a restaurant located in London, England. They specialize in Katsudon cuisine and are known for their delicious food and welcoming atmosphere. Kokoro Wimbledon is a popular destination for those looking to enjoy a meal with friends or family. In addition to their Katsudon dishes, they also offer a variety of other options for guests to choose from. Whether you're in the mood for a quick bite or a full meal, Kokoro Wimbledon has something for everyone.
Introduction to Kokoro Wimbledon
Kokoro Wimbledon is a Japanese restaurant located in the heart of London. The restaurant was founded in 2010 by a team of food enthusiasts who wanted to bring authentic Japanese cuisine to the UK. What makes this restaurant unique is their commitment to using only the freshest ingredients and traditional cooking techniques to create delicious and healthy meals.Services & products
Kokoro Wimbledon offers a wide range of Japanese dishes, including sushi, ramen, and tempura. They are best known for their katsudon, a popular Japanese dish made with breaded pork cutlet, rice, and egg. Customers can also enjoy a selection of Japanese beers and sake.Location
Kokoro Wimbledon is located on Queen's Road in London, a bustling area known for its shops and restaurants. The restaurant is easily accessible by public transportation, with the Wimbledon train station, South Wimbledon tube station, and Wimbledon Park tube station all within a 10-minute walk.Benefits
What sets Kokoro Wimbledon apart from other Japanese restaurants in London is their dedication to providing authentic and healthy Japanese cuisine. They use only the freshest ingredients and traditional cooking techniques to create delicious and nutritious meals. Their katsudon is a must-try dish for anyone who loves Japanese cuisine.Good to know
Customers should be aware that Kokoro Wimbledon can get quite busy during peak hours, so it's best to make a reservation in advance. They also offer take-out and delivery services for customers who want to enjoy their food from the comfort of their own home.Reviews
Customers rave about the delicious and authentic Japanese food served at Kokoro Wimbledon. Many reviewers praise the katsudon as the best they've ever had. The service is also highly rated, with many customers mentioning the friendly and attentive staff.Amenities
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kid-friendly
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alcohol
FAQ
What is the origin or history of your Katsudon dish?
At Kokoro Wimbledon, our Katsudon dish is a traditional Japanese dish that originated in Tokyo during the 1920s. It consists of a deep-fried pork cutlet served on a bed of rice with eggs and onions. It has since become a popular dish throughout Japan and internationally.Do you use fresh ingredients in your Katsudon dish?
Yes, we use only the freshest ingredients in our Katsudon dish at Kokoro Wimbledon. Our pork cutlets are made with fresh, high-quality pork and our rice is sourced from reputable rice producers. We take pride in ensuring that all of our dishes are made with the freshest ingredients available.Do you have vegetarian or vegan options for Katsudon?
Unfortunately, we do not currently offer vegetarian or vegan options for our Katsudon dish at Kokoro Wimbledon. However, we do have a variety of other vegetarian and vegan options available on our menu, including vegetable tempura and tofu dishes.How do you ensure food safety and hygiene in your restaurant?
At Kokoro Wimbledon, we take food safety and hygiene very seriously. We follow strict hygiene standards and procedures to ensure that all of our dishes are prepared and served safely. Our kitchen is regularly inspected and we have a team dedicated to maintaining the cleanliness and safety of our restaurant.Are there any special promotions or discounts for Katsudon available?
We occasionally offer special promotions and discounts on our Katsudon dish at Kokoro Wimbledon. The best way to stay up-to-date on our latest promotions and discounts is to follow us on social media or sign up for our newsletter. We also offer loyalty rewards for our regular customers, which can be redeemed towards any of our dishes, including Katsudon.Reviews
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Steven Lampshire
Mostly a hit or miss with both the food and service. If you're lucky, you will get noticeably better food and / or a decent server. They often like to pack out your order with too much rice or noodles, leaving little space for the mains. I have had times when I said "less rice please," and I got told I would've got less chicken in my katzu. Apparently, it's their policy to prevent people thinking they would get more chicken. I don't want more chicken, I just want less rice. Shame.
19-05-2023
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S J Monteiro
19-05-2023
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Kelz “Rue” Smith
Food : 4/5 | Service : 5/5 | Atmosphere : 3/5 Recommended dishes Kokoro Deluxe Sushi Set … More
12-05-2023
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Daniel Baxter
Awful customer service unfortunately. The guy was very abrupt and also rude to his staff member when she tried to help me directly.
12-05-2023
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Liya May
I usually used to buy rice with sweet chilli chicken, but rise last several times worse and worse. It’s like smashed potato. I don’t see rice, I see something reminds me white porridge. And price have risen!! For what? Usually price grow when quality better, but you are get worse and worse. It was my last time when i buy your food!👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻 I don’t recommend it!!!!
28-04-2023
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Andy Ioannou
Food : 4/5 | Service : 5/5 | Atmosphere : 3/5 Recommended dishes Chicken Katsu Curry … More
28-04-2023
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Veronica Martinez
Staff are rude, queued up for like 8 minutes only to be told that a man, who was not in the queue before I lined up to pay that he came first. I insisted that I am only there to pay for sushi, and that I was in the line to pay first!
28-04-2023
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Ian Scoines
Food : 5/5 | Service : 5/5 | Atmosphere : 4/5 … More
26-04-2023
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Karina Magalhães
Food : 5/5 | Service : 5/5 | Atmosphere : 5/5 More
26-04-2023
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Adil Leo
Unfortunately the Sweet and Sour chicken was very soggy this time, along with soggy rice. It was quite a soggy combo. Hopefully it can be improved in the future to be more crunchy and less like a sponge.
26-04-2023
