98 Japanese Restaurants near London

"Light-hearted and fun, this Soho champion of Nikkei cuisine (a fusion of Japanese and Peruvian) pulls out all the stops. Chotto Matte is a large two-fl ..." Read our full review

" This restaurant has not been reviewed by Square Meal. But we do list the location, price and contact details, and you have the option of reading o ..." Read our full review

"A closely guarded local secret, the quality of Yoshino’s sushi belies it’s user-friendly, bargain-basement prices. Downstairs is a ten-seat ..." Read our full review

Zoku is a Japanese bar located close to Chinatown and Leicester Square. Zoku is a downstairs late night bar which makes up part of the Yatay restaurant and ... Find out more

"The second site for this unique take on a Japanese izakaya restaurant finds its home in Fitzrovia, in a much larger space than the Covent Garden origin ..." Read our full review

Kioku by Endo is a Japanese-influenced restaurant located on the rooftop of The OWO (The Old War Office) - one of London's largest food hubs. Endo Kazutoshi ... Find out more

"This “contemporary and relaxing” Japanese chain hails from Copenhagen and you’ll spot a minimalist Scandi influence, with designer fu ..." Read our full review

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

NIJU is a Japanese restaurant and sushi bar specialising in home-inspired dishes, created by Michelin-starred chef Endo Kazutoshi and Creative Restaurant Gr ... Find out more

Being in central London can be overwhelming. With so many places to eat, how will you know if you’ve picked the best place? Will you find a better pla ... Find out more

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

"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

Japanese ramen merchant Yamagoya has long been a fixture of London’s pop-up scene, but this is the first permanent site for the outfit. The stripped-b ... Find out more