Bincho Yakitori
(Japanese)Bincho is a casual eatery on the second floor of the Oxo Tower specialising in yakitori, a Japanese style of cooking involving skewered meat and veg cooked on a grill.Donzoko
(Japanese)Donzoko serves a variety of popular and authentic Japanese dishes in Soho.EdokkoEdokko is a Japanese restaurant serving a variety of authentic Japanese dishes including a range of sushi and sashimi.Feng Sushi
(Japanese)Handmade food from this branch of the groovy sushi chain in North West London using fresh fish, vegetables, spices and seaweed.Hazuki
(Japanese)Reasonably priced and healthy Japanese offerings off the Strand.Kulu Kulu Sushi
(Japanese)A stylish and contemporary Japanese venue on Brewer Street Soho, Kulu Kulu was one of the first kaiten sushi restaurants in London and is still popular with visitors and locals alike.Matsuri St James
(Japanese)Matsuri serves a traditional menu of Teppan Yakki and sushi themed cuisine, in a warm and friendly atmosphere on Bury Street.Mika
(Japanese)No, not the irritating curly-haired dog whistle on legs, this is a funky Japanese venue off Portobello Road with a comprehensive selection of sushi menus and is certainly not looking to bring out any abysmal pop songs in the future.Moshi Moshi Sushi
(Japanese)If Liverpool Street is your station from where your journey home begins, we recommend you stick around to try out the award-winning Moshi Moshi Sushi, located within the station itself.Nobu
(Japanese)Nobu is an impressive and stylish venue on Old Park Lane, popular with A-List diners and possessing glorious views of Hyde Park. Part of the world famous Nobu chain founded by Japanese cuisine icon, Nobuyuki Matsuhisa.Nozomi
(Japanese)This gorgeous Japanese venue in Knightsbridge has made quite an impact since its inception a few years ago. Sumptuous Art Deco interiors and award-winning cuisine make Nozomi a wise choice.Pham SushiPham Sushi offers diners a delicious selection of Japanese dishes from its large and relaxed setting in Barbican.Roka
(Japanese)More award-winning contemporary Japanese dishes from this exciting venue on Charlotte Street. Robatayaki, Japanese-style grilling, is an adopted style here.Sake No Hana
(Japanese)Alan Yau's new Japanese restaurant is on two floors with a sushi bar downstairs and a resto bar upstairs.Saki Bar and Food Emporium
(Japanese)Indulge in some authentic Japanese or perhaps a cocktail wine with your cuisine here at the Saki Bar on West Smithfield.Sumosan
(Japanese)Sumosan is a well established restaurant in Mayfair serving a range of Japanese favourites on their menu but we recommend the astounding sushi.Sushi Hiro
(Japanese)Sushi Hiro offers excellent, high quality sushi and a range of impressive drinks including green tea, Japanese beer and sake.Toku
(Japanese)Striving to use organic produce wherever possible, Toku on Piccadilly offers a range of great quality authentic Japanese dishes including sushi, sashmi and Japanese curry.Ukai
(Japanese)Ukai on Portobello Road sell various Japanese inspired products including tasty tea cocktails, flower teas (which blossom in front of your eyes), delicate incense and a variety of stylish tableware. However, we'd recommend popping in there for one of their amazing Japanese sandwiches.Umu
(Japanese)With sensational design, sumptuous food and informed service, Umu brings a taste of the Orient to Mayfair. A truly memorable dining experience here is guarenteed.Viktor
(Japanese)Viktor and Vbar offers a unique mix of traditional and modern Japanese dishes in Knightsbridge.Zuma
(Japanese)This is another luxurious option in Mayfair with a contemporary twist to the informal, Izakaya style approach to drinking and dining.