Inamo

You're sitting at a table in Vauxhall, and instead of a laminated menu sliding across to you, the surface in front of you lights up. It's the sort of thing that could feel gimmicky, but Inamo pulls it off because the food actually matters here. The kitchen takes its Japanese cooking seriously—precise, flavourful, none of the corners cut just because there's a novelty factor. The interactive ordering keeps things fun without ever feeling like you're at a theme park, and it genuinely streamlines getting what you want without the usual restaurant faff. It's become exactly the kind of place locals take mates to—impressive enough to feel special, relaxed enough that you're not stressed about which fork to use.