Cocoon

Cocoon always delivers great food and considering its location the price fits. I got tired with Hakkasan bumping me from my table (when i could actually manage to squeeze into it and eat elbow to elbow with the table along). asking me to leave early and basically overcharging so found Cocoon a very viable alternative.
It's a good night out as the bar and restaurant tend to get quite lively. The food very very good, wine menu big enough for most wine lovers and all reasonably priced.
The only black mark is that some of the girls there (not the waitresses) are working girls who can be a nuisance and should be kept out by the management.

I introduced my boss to this restaurant when he first arrived in London from the US. Since then he's taken quite a few visitors to Cocoon, and its now one of his favourite places to go. Service is always excellent, and if you take advantage of one of the offers, then it becomes a lot more affordable, especially if you don't start drinking too many cocktails (the espresso martini is just divine).

The food is consistently good, the salt and pepper squid is excellent, as are the sushi rolls. The layout of the tables is very spacious and the chairs are very comfy, leading to spending a lot more time drinking after finishing your dinner. The only downside is that if you go too early, you might find you're the only group in there eating and its very quiet until the bar starts to fill up.

So, even though its been around for a while now, its still a pretty cool place to eat or just visit for a drink.