Inamo Soho, Inamo Soho Restaurant
134 Wardour Street, London, W1F 8ZP -
From
£45 min spend
Up to
42 guests
Offers
catering
About Venue
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.
Our Concept: Delight your guests with incredible Asian Fusion cuisine and unique technology! Touch your table to order your meal, engage in epic 4-player air hockey matches, show your skills on the pool table, defend against aliens in Space Invaders, & enjoy over 20 more games, including Frogs for (big & little) kids. Unleash your creativity as you draw on your tabletop, and all play together or divide the table into 4 & do your own thing. The table experience at inamo is unlike anywhere else.
Feast on a superb menu centred around sharing, from sushi dishes including signature Dragon Roll to succulent Asian Tapas such as Yuzu & XO Beef Fillet Tataki, Korean BBQ Ribs, Bang Bang Cauliflower (v), Hokkaido Scallop Ceviche, Crispy Aromatic Duck with Pancakes, Black Miso Pork Belly, a selection of Bao Buns, and in-house handmade gyoza; alongside Sharers that offer chef's selected dishes from the menu.
Capacity & Layout
Theatre
up to 42
Pricing
& Opening Hours
Weekly schedule
monday
00:00 - 24:00
tuesday
00:00 - 24:00
wednesday
00:00 - 24:00
thursday
00:00 - 24:00
friday
00:00 - 24:00
saturday
00:00 - 24:00
sunday
00:00 - 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
Facilities & 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
- Eshani JOctober 2025
This was my first time at Inamo for bottomless brunch and I would like to say I was not disappointed. We had a lovely waiter named Arnold who took care of us and made sure our glasses were always kept filled. We had an issue with one of the dishes and he was efficient and proactive in sorting it out and recommending to try a different dish which was a much better option. The food was tasty. I personally found some of the sauces a little salty and personally didn’t like the mayo sauce on top of the sushi. The tofu balls with the chili sauce was perfection and the fried veg tempura. 👌🏾 It’s definitely worth the experience and I wouldn’t mind coming back again.
- shaleta grantOctober 2025
We had a great experat inamo soho. They were extremely accommodating gor us fussy eaters. In particular Sritika and Robin were really helpful!! It was delicious and super filling. We will come again and recommend!!
- Kayla MiddletonNovember 2025
We visited Inamo in Soho and was unsure what to expect, but it was brilliant! The atmosphere is very lively and loud with good music and lots of chatter, so not a "romantic dinner" vibe. However, the interactive gaming tables are SO MUCH FUN!! The process of ordering food was so easy and it came out fresh, hot and most importantly tasting great! Our waitress was Bindu and she was fab! She was very attentive, explained everything really well and kept an eye on us throughout the night. They also surprised us with a birthday desert as I mentioned it was my husbands birthday. Fab evening, fab food - 100% reccomend!
- R TNovember 2025
We got a virgin experience day as an Xmas gift for Inamo. Booking was fairly straightforward, simply redeem the voucher and email them your date and time. Great. When we arrived, we were shown to our table and the waitress proceeded to explain to us that the VE unlimited sushi, had a grand total of 3 "platters" to choose from. 1 was a fish platter, 1 was a mixed fish/vegan platter and the final 1 was a vegan platter... NGL this was probably the worse "unlimited" sushi I've ever experienced. The variety was atrocious. The poor variety could have been forgiven if the platters were any good. But alas, the platters were so poor, we only ordered 2 and didn't even bother ordering any more. The amount of rice in a single tuna nigiri, could have fed a small African nation whilst the tuna was so thinly sliced, that I thought Tuna was endangered. I honestly might as well have just eaten a block of rice. The best is yet to come though.... One of the rolls in the fish platter was described as a "snow crab roll". Inside said roll was a seafood stick. I queried this with the manager as I was bamboozled where the crab was in this roll. She proceeded to try and convince me that the surimi stick, was the aforementioned crab... Because way back when these used to be called "crab sticks" due to the likeness to crab legs... But there is about as much crab in these sticks as there is in the pants of your ex. Fair play to the manager though she stuck to her guns and went to check with the chef only to then come back to admit that there is indeed no crab in these surimi sticks and offered us a complimentary roll of our choice. Now onto the gimmick, the whole point of inamo was the "high tech" tables where you order your food, beverages and can even play games whilst you wait! This tech would have been awe-inspiring.... 10 years ago..... Sure there is a novelty of using the table to play games against each other whilst you wait for your block of rice and crab but not crab sushi, but the issue is, the technology is so dated that the responsiveness of the screen/software makes it virtually impossible to actually enjoy any of the games, if anything it just frustrates the heck out of you to rage quit. Even then, you don't get the satisfaction of rage quitting because you have to bash the "close app" button multiple times before it even recognises! For gamers, it's basically like playing an online game with 950ms. Please don't buy anyone this as a gift. Don't put them through this experience, unless you don't like them. Then yes go for it.
