Reviews

  1. K Lee ★★★★★

    We chanced upon this food stand and decided to take a closer look. It was a Sunday afternoon and there was no crowd so the stall operator (owner?) took time speak to us, introduced his dishes. We decided to try the Katsu-don. When we took the first bite, we were so delighted that we immediately ordered a second Katsudon, knowing we would want a 2nd helping. Strongly recommend to include a visit to this stall as one of your lunch during your visit to Waterloo. Gochisosama deshita!

  2. Zack ★★★★★

    The food here is excellent, and the staff are always warm and welcoming. I'm always greeted with big smiles and cheerful attitudes. As someone from Japan, I can confidently say this place serves authentic Japanese cuisine. If you work or study near Waterloo Station, I highly recommend giving it a try!

  3. Elaine C ★★★★★

    Great service, always cheerful. And what generous servings, even for a “small” portion. Love the food. Hearty and tasty. Highly recommend

  1. Moa ★★★★★

    Wow I love this place as a korean who been to Japan several times this is just perfect. 10 quid for large kastu don is great too...like what the hell!!! 10quid for this delicious meal????!?! Coming back 1000000%

  2. Sebastijan Placento ★★★★★

    Let me share with you the most exceptional food experience I recently encountered. It happened when I found myself with some time to spare near Waterloo station while awaiting my train. Hunger pangs struck, and I decided to make the most of my surroundings by indulging in a little sightseeing as well. To my delight, I stumbled upon a cluster of food stands near St. John's Church, and one, in particular, caught my attention immediately—Otsumami stand. As I approached, the man running the stand kindly apologized for his tardiness and explained that he could only offer Katsu Curry at that moment. His sincerity and politeness won me over instantly. Although I had initially intended to order a larger portion, the man recommended the smaller size, priced at £7.5, advising that it would suffice. I trusted his judgment and placed my order, eager for a quick bite before my departure. Little did I know that I was about to embark on a culinary adventure beyond words. The dish he handed me was nothing short of extraordinary. Every bite was a symphony of flavors, and before I knew it, I was pleasantly full, reluctantly leaving some rice behind. I had opted for spring onions and pickled purple ginger as toppings, which added an extra layer of delectable zest to the dish. Two days later, I couldn't resist returning to the stand and decided to indulge in the larger portion. The man had been right; it was indeed a generous serving. Finding a spot near the church, I settled down at a table, relishing every mouthful while leisurely sipping on my Coca-Cola and attending to some work on my laptop. The entire meal came to a mere £10, and to my delight, it surpassed the previous experience. This time, I sprinkled a bit of chili powder for an extra kick, a choice I wholeheartedly recommend. In my opinion, this was an unbelievably affordable and incredibly nourishing meal (except, of course, for the indulgence of cola). What made this experience truly special was the opportunity to engage with the man working at the stand. I took the time to chat with him, discovering what a remarkable individual he was. When I ordered my cola, he kindly warned me that it wasn't particularly cold, even offering to swap it with a neighboring stand. However, I found the temperature of the cola just right and declined the offer. In summary, this entire encounter was a gastronomic delight coupled with genuine human connection. The Otsumami stand near St. John's Church not only provided me with an exceptional meal but also left me with a profound sense of gratitude for the kindness and dedication exhibited by its proprietor. If you find yourself in the area, I wholeheartedly encourage you to visit this stand and embark on your own unforgettable culinary journey.

  3. Adriel Chan ★★★★★

    Favourite place for many Asian students looking for a taste of back home.

  1. Rikki Chowdhury ★★★★★

    First time going here today and absolutely devoured the Katsu-don!! The chicken was tender and flavourful and the egg sauce was made to perfection...just delicious in every way! Definitely give it a try if you're in the area

  2. Miguel Luque Muller ★★★★★

    I came to try Otsunami Japan for the first time after lockdown. I ate the Chicken Katsu Don and was amazing ! Top notch homemade food :-) Totally recommend it

  3. Mutsumi Sensei ★★★★★

    Otsumami Japan’s taste is exactly a Japanese mama’s taste. If you don’t believe it, just order and taste it. From me as a Japanese person x

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What is the address of Otsumami Japan?

Otsumami Japan is located at 73 Waterloo Rd, London SE1 8TY, UK

What is the phone number of Otsumami Japan?

You can contact Otsumami Japan at +44 7462 000140

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