Damoa

This place really hit the spot. The most unique thing they offer is bingsu, or shaved ice desserts — also known as kacang in Malaysia and Singapore or kakigori in Japan. They are delicious, and I haven’t yet seen them anywhere else in London (though presumably, they exist).
The shop also offers many bubble tea flavors and an assortment of Korean and Japanese foods. I got the bibimbap, which comes with a very authentic sauce. My husband got the fried noodles with beef, along with a hand (sushi) roll. The variety was good, and everything seemed fresh.
The portion sizes seemed appropriate to both me and my husband. Prices seemed reasonable, except for the bingsu — which was rare enough and large enough to merit it.
As others mentioned, the woman who owns the restaurant seems attentive, hard-​working, and very nice. The chairs without backs didn’t much bother me, and I thought the décor was fine. If we lived nearby, I would be a regular.

The quality of this place is definetly high. Everything, from the meals until the service has an evident attention but in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. The food is amazing and fresh and the staff is really nice! I suggest to not hesitate to try it because it’s worth it.

The staff are a bit pushi, but they are really friendly. The food are still great, if u are vegan u have to try the mixed rolls, they better other place. The cucumber and avocado rolls are small but the price as well so is worth is still. And they have a lots of new dishes.

This is a nice restaurant but they need to make some changes.
They don’t have many chairs, just stools which are uncomfortable.
Portion sizes are small, but its not cheap. They need to increase their sizes.
We had a soup, but it was very small, for the money. A Vietnamese soup is twice the size, for the same money.
Its painted grey, so its like eating in a metal box. They need to put in some warm colours, no one likes eating under a grey ceiling.
The food is good, but its small, I think its designed for small women, but there aren’t many of those in Golders Green. If they don’t start serving large portions, they won’t last.
No one is going to spend £7 for a small meal when they can go to another place and get a big one.
The owner is very nice, I hope she succeeds, but maybe she is serving food that she likes, not what the public wants.

I have to point out that the women who run this shop are fabulous. The customer service is the best and they go out of their way to offer you small bits and pieces to make your meal even better.
I have gone a few times and had the sushi as well as a couple of the hot dishes. The sushi is okay though not my favourite in London. It will do for a quick meal. They really excel more at the hot meals and I want to try a bunch more.
This is a nice little addition to Golders Green, where you can either eat in or take out.