Kome Sevensisters

Kome Sevensisters is a Japanese Takeaway in London, N15

The character in writing is shared amongst China, Japan, and Korea East Asian counties. It is understood amongst those countries in the meaning of uncooked rice. The idea comes from rice being such an important main food in East Asian Countries, A typical meal is normally consisting two general components carbohydrate sources or starch, known as the main, and a dish of fish, meat or vegetable known as the other part of the meal.

It also suggests that it is a good fortune and in the modern-day now people even gift other people quality rice in special festivals or occasions such as new year's day, wedding or bring a bag of quality rice for women who just gave birth. Kome pronounced as 'KO Mai' in Japanese, but in English, it also has a nice pronunciation and we love the combination of the four-letter which can suggest that 'welcome to our home'. Rice-centered food culture is shared amongst East Asian Countries.

All of our sushi ingredients such as rice, vinegar, soya sauce, Norin sheet are all important from Japan, they are all prepared daily with fresh ingredients. We provide sushi with Western Twists to suit locals' tastes.

It is the same for most of our hot dishes, it has a unique blend of East Asian Flavour with a Western Twist that you will not be able to find elsewhere.