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Temaki Expands to Mayfair

Temaki relocates to Maddox Street, inviting Mayfair to experience its Brixton-born hand rolls with a new gastronomic extension.

◆The Briefthe sixty-second version

Temaki relocates to Maddox Street, Mayfair, from its original Brixton location
Expanded menu includes Japanese small plates like A4 wagyu sliders
Drinks menu features wines, Japanese sake, and classic cocktails
Visit during a quiet weekday for a refined yet approachable experience

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The Concept

Temaki, the adored Brixton hub for hand rolls, opens its doors on Maddox Street, Mayfair. This move to a grander venue marks a fresh chapter while maintaining its essence. Hand rolls remain at the heart, yet the menu now embraces a spectrum of Japanese small plates. This evolution reflects Temaki's ambition to merge its original allure with a wider appeal.

What to Expect

A broadened menu now offers Japanese small plates alongside Temaki's renowned hand rolls. Discover crispy rice topped with prime fish cuts, A4 wagyu sliders, and a revolving selection of sandos and toro. The drinks programme is thoughtfully curated, featuring a selection of wines, Japanese sake, and classic cocktails to accompany the dishes. The space exudes an air of refinement, retaining the approachable charm of Brixton while adopting the elegance of Mayfair.

The Verdict

Temaki's Mayfair debut brings a refreshing yet familiar taste to its devotees. Visit during a serene weekday afternoon. Do not overlook the A4 wagyu sliders.

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Temaki Expands to Mayfair

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