Inamo St James

The interactive menu screens on the table are a distraction from the conversation, they do not allow them to either get an understanding of the ingredients or compare the options. the waiters seem to be more aloof because they only bring you your food.

Totally different vibe to the SOHO restaurant of the same name, service was fairly slow, not particularly friendly and I was asked to order any food by a given time as the kitchen was about to shut and could I pay for the bill before we'd finished our meal; disgraceful. The customers pay for the restaurant to stay in business, so keep everything available as long as the diners are present. I wouldn't return to the restaurant or recommend.

Love the actual restaurant, great concept of the interactive table. Had a lovely meal, we opted for the tapas. However we did come away hungry. For the amount we paid it unfortunately didn't reflect on the amount of food eaten. I know this is to be expected in a central London restaurant and if it had filled us up we would be giving 5 stars. I wouldn't return for that reason but would definitely recommend to go and try as had a lovely evening.

On the phone I was asked, I like birthday greetings, I said yes. all the tables received a birthday song before they left, but my question was ignored, also I wait for this surprise. sad

While the ordering experience is unique (and works well), eating was well presented and tasty. it followed baby pigs, Korean chicken wings, garnel and sweet dim sum, duck, miso lachs and malayan huhn all with tantalizing sauces and seasoned. the cocktail list could be more extensive, but a more than decent, and pleasant, culinary experience.