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Hi


Just moved to SE22, and whilst we seem to have a plethora of indian, thai, gastropub, etc dining options there are no Japanese/Sushi Restaurants?!


I have heard of Edo in Crystal Palace ..... is it worth a trip as they dont deliver to ED?


Also are there any local gems I am currently unaware of ..... any guidance welcome?


David

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>>I have heard of Edo in Crystal Palace ..... is it worth a trip as they dont deliver to ED?<<


Edo do deliver to ED - but it's free delivery only within a 3 mile range, although unfortunately the 3 miles radius rnds roughly at the junction of LL and Lordship Lane. Recommended for the Beef Teriyaki!

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The 363 bus goes all the way to Crystal Palace. You can catch it in Peckham, anywhere along the Rye and Forest Hill Road and then up past the cemetary and back to the South Circular junction with Lordship Lane and then on to Crystal Palace.


Its actually a very quick journey most times - 15 to 20 min max.

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