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Discover the Top Sushi in London

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by The OpenTable Team
Updated November 03, 2023
It’s easy to assume that London is all about fish and chips, gastropubs, roast beef dinners, or fine-dining tasting menus. However, international foods like sushi have become an integral part of London’s culinary culture, with some of the world’s top chefs serving up the best of Japanese cuisine. But where are the smartest, savviest diners eating out? Welcome to our Tastemakers List. We’ve pulled data from thousands of restaurants to find the top spots among OpenTable's most expert, seasoned diners. Read on to discover the best sushi in London right now.
4.5 (275)
£41 and over
Japanese
Fitzrovia
Fitzrovia is an eclectic, bohemian neighborhood. It’s the place to discover the street art of Banksy, and the museum of zoology. This mix of influences echoes the creativity of the menu at Roka. There’s a full range of some of the best sushi in London, from classic California to the more inventive piripiri maki. There’s even a full vegan tasting menu. Always busy and for good reason, Roka is a popular destination for birthdays and other celebrations.
Top review
LouiseVIP
Dined on Mar 27, 2025
Food superb and service spot on. A regular of ours and consistently good.
Fitzrovia is an eclectic, bohemian neighborhood. It’s the place to discover the street art of Banksy, and the museum of zoology. This mix of influences echoes the creativity of the menu at Roka. There’s a full range of some of the best sushi in London, from classic California to the more inventive piripiri maki. There’s even a full vegan tasting menu. Always busy and for good reason, Roka is a popular destination for birthdays and other celebrations.
Top review
LouiseVIP
Dined on Mar 27, 2025
Food superb and service spot on. A regular of ours and consistently good.
4.5 (1673)
£26 to £40
Japanese
Oxford Circus
The unusually named Flesh & Buns is right in the middle of Fitzrovia, a few minutes’ walk from shops, museums, and some of London’s gorgeous gardens. The Flesh is meat, seafood, and veg, and the Buns are "steamed bao" with a variety of fillings. The Japanese flavors keep on coming with an enormous raw and maki menu, including plenty of vegetarian options. Guests love the service and atmosphere of this well-placed sushi joint.
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Kate
Dined 5 days ago
Excellent customer service and delicious food. Our ‘go to’ place to eat. Never disappoints.
The unusually named Flesh & Buns is right in the middle of Fitzrovia, a few minutes’ walk from shops, museums, and some of London’s gorgeous gardens. The Flesh is meat, seafood, and veg, and the Buns are "steamed bao" with a variety of fillings. The Japanese flavors keep on coming with an enormous raw and maki menu, including plenty of vegetarian options. Guests love the service and atmosphere of this well-placed sushi joint.
Top review
Kate
Dined 5 days ago
Excellent customer service and delicious food. Our ‘go to’ place to eat. Never disappoints.
4.5 (2482)
£26 to £40
Japanese
Soho
Head just a little bit off Shaftesbury Avenue into Soho to find this "Western Japanese" gem. As is the trend in many modern Asian restaurants, Japanese flavors meld with more Western ideas, culminating in menu options like salmon tacos with shiso avocado, or pulled lamb with kimchee sauce. The one thing that remains pretty traditional is the maki selection, so those craving a California roll aren't disappointed.
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Ann
Dined on Apr 9, 2025
Lovely meal enjoyed by all. Only slight feedback is that our server was a bit too prompt in checking we had finished meaning we felt a little rushed. The food was delicious.
Head just a little bit off Shaftesbury Avenue into Soho to find this "Western Japanese" gem. As is the trend in many modern Asian restaurants, Japanese flavors meld with more Western ideas, culminating in menu options like salmon tacos with shiso avocado, or pulled lamb with kimchee sauce. The one thing that remains pretty traditional is the maki selection, so those craving a California roll aren't disappointed.
Top review
Ann
Dined on Apr 9, 2025
Lovely meal enjoyed by all. Only slight feedback is that our server was a bit too prompt in checking we had finished meaning we felt a little rushed. The food was delicious.
4.3 (7380)
£25 and under
Japanese
Soho
Soho is the trendy spot in London to enjoy music, comedy, and even some amazing sushi. Inamo is a futurist venture where diners order food from a virtual tablecloth. Menus are "beamed" digitally onto the table, and after choosing their favorites, guests can watch the "chef cam" to see the food preparation. There are even video games available for the easily bored. The food is just as exciting, with diners particularly praising Inamo’s dragon roll. Don't miss this unique experience.
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R
Dined 2 days ago
They were very accommodating given that we literally arrived 45mins before their kitchen was closing. From the limited food we ordered, everything was amazing. The kid enjoyed her meal and the portion was great for two adults. Next time we are in town, I’d definitely return to try the rest in their menu.
Soho is the trendy spot in London to enjoy music, comedy, and even some amazing sushi. Inamo is a futurist venture where diners order food from a virtual tablecloth. Menus are "beamed" digitally onto the table, and after choosing their favorites, guests can watch the "chef cam" to see the food preparation. There are even video games available for the easily bored. The food is just as exciting, with diners particularly praising Inamo’s dragon roll. Don't miss this unique experience.
Top review
R
Dined 2 days ago
They were very accommodating given that we literally arrived 45mins before their kitchen was closing. From the limited food we ordered, everything was amazing. The kid enjoyed her meal and the portion was great for two adults. Next time we are in town, I’d definitely return to try the rest in their menu.
4.6 (1798)
£41 and over
Japanese
Liverpool Street
Set on the 38th and 39th floors of the imposing Salesforce Tower, Sushisamba offers incredible views across Spitalfields and Essex. From the right spot, diners might be able to catch glimpse of Alexandra Palace on a clear day. Even the elevator trip to the restaurant is a panoramic experience. The menu here is a fusion of Brazilian and Japanese cuisine, so expect taquitos and plantain alongside tempura and gyoza. Dedicated sashimi fans adore the raw menu, or there are Japanese grill options for the less adventurous.
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JessicaVIP
Dined on Apr 8, 2025
One of the best meals I’ve ever had. Great food, great music, great atmosphere, great view. Just great vibes all around. Our server Maxim was great! 100% recommend.
Set on the 38th and 39th floors of the imposing Salesforce Tower, Sushisamba offers incredible views across Spitalfields and Essex. From the right spot, diners might be able to catch glimpse of Alexandra Palace on a clear day. Even the elevator trip to the restaurant is a panoramic experience. The menu here is a fusion of Brazilian and Japanese cuisine, so expect taquitos and plantain alongside tempura and gyoza. Dedicated sashimi fans adore the raw menu, or there are Japanese grill options for the less adventurous.
Top review
JessicaVIP
Dined on Apr 8, 2025
One of the best meals I’ve ever had. Great food, great music, great atmosphere, great view. Just great vibes all around. Our server Maxim was great! 100% recommend.
4.2 (3529)
£25 and under
Unspecified
Mayfair
The original Maze, Gordon Ramsay’s range of restaurants aiming for fine dining in casual settings, is set in the heart of one of London’s most affluent and celebrity-filled boroughs. Hotels and spas rub shoulders with top restaurants, so it’s no surprise this is a good place to hunt down some succulent sushi. Maze on Mayfair shines on a Sunday when diners can enjoy the bottomless sushi bar with a glass of fine champagne, and maybe spot a famous face or two.
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Daniel
Dined 5 days ago
A rare evening out for me and two mates, and Gordon Ramsay Bar & Grill in Mayfair couldn’t have been a better choice. We don’t get out much, so we wanted somewhere special – and this place delivered. We shared two of the famous Beef Wellingtons between us, and they were absolutely superb – perfectly cooked, full of flavour, and lived up to the hype. The venue has a great vibe, classy without being stuffy, and the service was spot on – friendly, attentive, and really added to the experience. Top food, great company, and a fantastic setting. A proper treat – we’ll be talking about it for ages. Highly recommend.
The original Maze, Gordon Ramsay’s range of restaurants aiming for fine dining in casual settings, is set in the heart of one of London’s most affluent and celebrity-filled boroughs. Hotels and spas rub shoulders with top restaurants, so it’s no surprise this is a good place to hunt down some succulent sushi. Maze on Mayfair shines on a Sunday when diners can enjoy the bottomless sushi bar with a glass of fine champagne, and maybe spot a famous face or two.
Top review
Daniel
Dined 5 days ago
A rare evening out for me and two mates, and Gordon Ramsay Bar & Grill in Mayfair couldn’t have been a better choice. We don’t get out much, so we wanted somewhere special – and this place delivered. We shared two of the famous Beef Wellingtons between us, and they were absolutely superb – perfectly cooked, full of flavour, and lived up to the hype. The venue has a great vibe, classy without being stuffy, and the service was spot on – friendly, attentive, and really added to the experience. Top food, great company, and a fantastic setting. A proper treat – we’ll be talking about it for ages. Highly recommend.
4.4 (733)
£41 and over
Japanese
Soho
An experience quite unlike any other, Chef Paul Greening has created a Japanese urban farm, growing ingredients never seen in Britain before. This takes the phrase "farm-to-table" to a whole new level, as the tasting menu offers dishes created from ingredients literally grown on the premises. The three course "home-grown" menu includes Osaka style sushi, with salmon, avocado, and mizuna. Pair these flavors with the opulent setting of this Regent Street venue, and it’s clear to see why this is one of London’s top Japanese restaurants.
Top review
GraemeVIP
Dined on Apr 10, 2025
Our waitress - Annie - was brilliant and the food delicious - the overall cost was higher than expected but we had a great night
An experience quite unlike any other, Chef Paul Greening has created a Japanese urban farm, growing ingredients never seen in Britain before. This takes the phrase "farm-to-table" to a whole new level, as the tasting menu offers dishes created from ingredients literally grown on the premises. The three course "home-grown" menu includes Osaka style sushi, with salmon, avocado, and mizuna. Pair these flavors with the opulent setting of this Regent Street venue, and it’s clear to see why this is one of London’s top Japanese restaurants.
Top review
GraemeVIP
Dined on Apr 10, 2025
Our waitress - Annie - was brilliant and the food delicious - the overall cost was higher than expected but we had a great night
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