98 Japanese Restaurants near London

Before Chinatown became synonymous with its many numbers of Chinese restaurants and businesses in the 1950s, its history had a rich tapestry dating back to ... Find out more

Welcome to Taro, the best place under the sun where your taste buds get a heavenly treat! If you are looking for a sumptuous Soho meal in an authentic Japan ... Find out more

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"Equally popular with whisky-sipping Japanese businessmen and petite girls from nearby Vogue House, Chisou may lack cliquey, celeb-spotting credentials, ..." Read our full review

"‘Omelette specialist’ may not be the sexiest USP in the business, but Abeno has chosen to build its trade around Japan’s hugely popul ..." Read our full review

For those who can't decide between going out clubbing or having a more social dinner, Oscars blends both. The lounge bar and nightclub is an addition to ... Find out more

"Cloaked in the shadow of the Ham Yard Hotel, you could easily miss this Soho Japanese, although those in the know are handsomely rewarded – espec ..." Read our full review

Hachi started with decades of experience and expertise identifying and importing the finest cuts of Wagyu meat in Brewer Street at the end of 2018 ... Find out more

"Kanada Kazuhiro was clearly on to a winner when he first concocted his tonkotsu ramen recipe in Fukuoka, because this marks London’s second Kanad ..." Read our full review

"Tokyo has some 4,000 ramen-ya and London has barely more than a handful but, thanks to Tonkotsu, authentic ramen noodles are having a moment. This pint ..." Read our full review

"While the buzzing throng surrounding Charlotte Street always makes it feel like the place to be, there’s one unassuming façade that you co ..." Read our full review

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"There may be cooler places to eat in Soho, but sometimes routine is bliss, & the anonymity of this small conveyor-belt sushi canteen can be very so ..." Read our full review

Alan Yau's original noodle chain has had to deal with a lot of indie competition of late – especially in the capital, where authentic ramen has become ... Find out more