Inamo

Multiple Venues

Cuisine: Japanese, Chinese, Thai & Korean Restaurant
Mon, Wed & Thurs (12pm – 11pm), Tues, Fri (12 – 11:30pm), Sat (11am – 11:30pm), Sun (12pm – 9:15pm)
Avg. Price: £30-50 Per Person

Inamo, Soho: Interactive Dining Meets Cutting-Edge Technology

Inamo in Soho revolutionises the dining experience by blending interactive technology with exquisite cuisine. This futuristic restaurant offers a unique combination of gourmet dishes and cutting-edge digital interactions – so they say.. however after visiting this branch we were left dissatisfied!

Let’s talk food

The dining experience includes a menu that features a diverse range of dishes including modern British and Asian fusion with vegan options as well.

Here are some of the photos we took on our visit:

The brunch desserts are a must! Pistachio Croissant, French Toast or Fresh Pancakes, it’s a work of art and great for Insta. If you’re looking for savoury, we’d recommend the ‘Summer Breeze’ breakfast and try their beetroot hummus.

Nino & Josh

Mixed reviews on food. Box Park was a lot better then their sit down restaurant.

The Menu

Venue and Vibes

The venue itself is a marvel of modern design and technology. The interactive tables and sleek interiors create an engaging and futuristic atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for both casual outings and special occasions. The staff are friendly and adept at managing the tech-enhanced dining experience, ensuring guests feel comfortable and entertained. Something to note is that they have a couple of different locations (sit down dining and another in Wembley Box Park) we have visited both.

Inamo, Soho redefines the dining experience by integrating technology with gourmet cuisine. Its innovative approach, combined with high-quality food and a captivating atmosphere, makes it a must-visit for those looking to enjoy a unique and memorable meal in London. Mixed reviews on food.. however a good spot for drinks possibly!

Final Veridict

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