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Inspector reports: Our view on Endo at the Rotunda
Published 22 July 2022

Credit: Endo at the Rotunda

As we continue to add establishments to the Guide, we are building a clearer picture of dining in Britain. There are countless that do not make the cut. And then there are those that enter with ease. Endo at the Rotunda is one example – a place of dazzling sushi, an exceptional restaurant, and one we urge you to visit. Below is our entry, which explains why it is so well regarded. To read more of our Guide entries, sign up to The Good Food Guide Club and download our app.

It can take months to secure a reservation. And you have to pay the entire amount of the omakase menu upfront, arrive on time, and unusually for a fine dining Japanese restaurant, the location is not in a posh part of town but on the top floor of the ex-BBC Television ...

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Inspector reports: Our view on Endo at the Rotunda
Published 22 July 2022

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