Inamo Soho, Inamo Soho Restaurant
134 Wardour Street, London, W1F 8ZP -
From
£45 min spend
Up to
42 standing
Offers
catering
Inamo is a cutting edge pan-Oriental restaurant, the Games Room is a completely private dining room with it's own par and large on wall interactive projectors . Available as a private dining location or corporate meeting venue. Beyond fabulous food, our restaurant offers a place where diners can play games and businesses can show off corporate imagery and information.
Why not book our Games Room?
The Games Room is the next stage of our evolution – bringing a unique private area to the heart of Soho with its own bar and private dining options. Double wall projections span more than 150 inches, there’s a choice of over 150 games on popular games consoles, and up to 8 players can game simultaneously. Yes, it’s massive.
For an evening with your colleagues or a birthday party with a difference the Games Room is the perfect location. Featuring 2 x PS4s, 2 x Wiis, and Atari gold for retro games, with Chromecast & Apple TV, you can play, drink, eat, sing(!), watch TV (e.g. live sports), and even project your own content onto the walls for a private presentation, screening, or just showing off your favourite images, videos & music.
Perhaps just a games night taking on your mates at Fifa18 on one projector, and watching a live football match on the second, or Wii tennis and a Grand Slam? Or how about some karaoke with Singstar and Eurovision?
Fantastic fun and flexible locations for kids and adults alike! A sneak preview video can be seen below showing the inamo Soho Games Room projectors in action.
The Games Room is bookable for 2 hours 45 minutes sessions with fixed minimum spends for each time slot. We also offer a selection of amazing packages to maximise your time gaming, not ordering! Our packages can be seen below.
The front of our interactive restaurant makes for a great venue for presentations, small conferences, and events. Branding opportunities include the option to project imagery and information onto our interactive tables.
Inamo's original front room, with E-Tables for all. Fun and funky.
Ideal for groups of any size, with street-level access with a maximum capacity of 42 guests seating
The space has fixed seating.
Capacity & layout
Theatre
up to 42
Pricing
& opening hours
Weekly schedule
monday
0:00 - 24:00
tuesday
0:00 - 24:00
wednesday
0:00 - 24:00
thursday
0:00 - 24:00
friday
0:00 - 24:00
saturday
0:00 - 24:00
sunday
0:00 - 24:00
Price type:
from £45 minimum spend/day
from £45 minimum spend/day
from £45 minimum spend/day
from £45 minimum spend/day
from £45 minimum spend/day
from £45 minimum spend/day
from £45 minimum spend/day
Amenities
Tea
Public transport
Audio & visual
Other
All of our tables are set up with projectors and touch screen tables.
Space rules
Cancellation policy
100% refundable 1 day before the event
Location
Reviews
Connor L
December 2023We had an okay experience at Inamo. The food was pretty good. I didn’t enjoy it as much as some others in my group. They were out of a lot of options as well which was frustrating. The wait staff was basically not there. They didn’t tell us the whole group ordered off just one board so we all were adding things. The boards themselves were clunky. The little games were okay but didn’t work well. The idea is good just the technology behind it was bad. I wouldn’t go back.
Melanie Rodriguez
January 2024This was an interesting experience, but probably won't be returning. My mother-in-law booked this place in advance for the experience. They offer an all you can eat option and have an interesting concept of a gaming table. When we got there, we were seated in a very dark area, were showed how to work the table, and given a quick tour on how to use the table screens to order. For unlimited dining, there aren't enough good options for us to choose from. You're alotted 3 items per person, but it was hard to even decide on three options each because the options available weren't that appealing. Another thing to keep in mind is that with the table gaming options, the screens don't really work that well. It's very hard to navigate (even with ordering food) and when you're food does come out, you really can't play any more games because the plates halt the functioning of the screen. The only things that were really good were the drinks. They had a few good options with some great flavors. For the price, they could have probably been stronger, but at least they tasted good. Won't be returning but I do think that others might find this to be enjoyable. Unlimited option is definitely not worth the price, so please be aware of that.
