Inamo first opened in 2008 as the first-of-its-kind interactive Pan Asian restaurant. It was exciting then and it’s still exciting now! It uses pioneering technology that sees diners able to order their meal on interactive screens that project onto their table. Not only that, but they can use the technology to set the mood, find things to do in the local neighbourhood, play games, decorate the table with digital graffiti, or even peek into the kitchen with the ‘Chef Cam’!
The menu features a selection of Japanese, Chinese, Thai and Korean cuisine, with a particular focus on fresh sushi dishes. With a vast selection of gluten-free, vegan and dairy-free options too, Inamo is a great spot to bring a large group or family.
You might choose to start with a selection of tasty Asian tapas, such as spicy edamame, wagyu beef parcels, sweet potato bao buns or crispy duck salad. There’s a section dedicated to sushi and sashimi, from classics like California rolls to Instagrammable plates like fresh salmon sashimi fashioned into the shape of a rose. Larger sharing dishes include prawn yaki udon, crispy duck pancakes and tamarind mushrooms, while soups and sides complete the selection. If you still have room for something sweet, desserts might feature coconut panna cotta, chocolate fondant or lemon sorbet.
Inamo Soho also runs special promotions throughout the year, from unlimited brunch deals to drag night dinners. You can even indulge in a sushi afternoon tea with the option to add bottomless fizz. You’ll be served a selection of sweet and savoury bites, from plum chicken karaage to mini tortes and macaroons, washed down with oriental tea. It’s a refreshing take on the British pastime and great for a birthday or special occasion.