Inamo Soho is an Asian restaurant at 134 to 136 Wardour Street, known for combining a broad sharing menu with interactive table technology. Guests can order directly from the tabletop, play retro games, draw, explore the surrounding area and watch the kitchen while waiting for food. The playful format makes the restaurant especially suited to groups, celebrations and diners looking for more than a conventional Soho meal.
Asian tapas range across Japanese, Korean and Chinese influences. Beef tataki with yuzu and XO sauce, teriyaki burnt ends, chicken karaage and handmade gyoza provide savoury choices for sharing. Bao buns come with fillings such as pulled beef, chicken katsu, salmon, crispy duck or sweet potato, while crispy duck with pancakes and black miso pork belly add richer plates for a larger table.
Sushi and sashimi are central to the menu. Tuna nigiri, tuna tartare and sashimi sit beside rolls filled with crab, salmon, avocado, tempura chicken or vegetables. The Dragon family includes colourful combinations built around seafood or entirely plant based ingredients, and dishes such as scallop ceviche introduce ponzu, pickled onion and fresh herbs for a lighter contrast.
Vegetable tempura, katsu tofu, bang bang cauliflower and flamed edamame ensure the sharing menu works well for vegetarian and vegan diners. Cocktails, sake, wine, beer and alcohol free drinks support both a quick dinner and a longer social occasion. The combination of table games, direct ordering and food that arrives in shareable stages gives Inamo Soho its distinctive energy.
Address: 134 to 136 Wardour Street, Soho, London W1F 8ZP, United Kingdom