Press

Oriental Restaurant of the Year 2010 – Derby Food & Drink Award

Oct 2010

For the second year running, MoonSha was recognised at the Derby Food & Drink Awards, this time picking up the award for best oriental restaurant.

Best Newcomers 2009-Derby Food & Drink Award

Oct09

“One of Derby’s latest Japanese additions, Moon Sha delivers an authentic flavour of the east using traditional techniques and ingredients in a thoroughly modern setting. A dramatic Teppanyaki bar, great sushi and sashimi as well as the usual noodle and ramen dishes. The talented chefs create a blend of best sushi combinations from around the world.”

Dined, dazzled and delighted

Apr10

“…most importantly, MoonSha’s philosophy, which can be summed up in two words: ‘complete flexibility’. Oh yes, and freshness, quality, attention to detail, flavour, taste…”

“MoonSha, it was explained, is the complete ‘one stop shop’ for a night out. With a smart bar, fine dining and post-prandial entertainment upstairs there need be no hustling into coats and finding a taxi to get to the next part of the evening. Lunches are popular too, with the light style of cuisine perfect for afternoon energy levels, while business and corporate functions of all kinds are welcomed. In its first year, MoonSha has won the ‘Best Newcomer’ in the Derbyshire Food and Drink Awards and has been shortlisted for ‘Best International Restaurant’. With smiling and talented staff, wonderful food and a stunning setting, it has certainly assembled all the ingredients. – Derbyshire Life”

Sizzling service delivered with style

Jul09

Derby Eveving Telegraph Secret Service has been to us to give us a “sizzling” review!

“SECRET Service slipped into Moon Sha, the new sushi bar and teppanyaki restaurant in Derby, getting early seats on a quiet weekday evening for a tailor-made meal.”

MoonSha is open for business

Jun09

“MoonSha Bar and Restaurant, Derby’s first Japanese Teppanyaki restaurant, is open for business.

More than 150 high profile guests from across the area attended the official opening, which was officially opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony performed by the Mayor of Derby, Councillor Sean Marshall.”