99 Japanese Restaurants near London

" To mark its 10th anniversary, sexy subterranean Shochu Lounge on Charlotte Street has expanded with a new Kanteen offering fast-paced, casual lunches ..." Read our full review

"Bone Daddies' year-long pop up has gone permanent, with a refurbishment including a new upstairs bar and basement private dining. Housed in a former It ..." Read our full review

"A jet-black shopfront has appeared in Chinatown. Amidst the tourist-friendly lucky cats and red lanterns, Yatay resembles a goth kid in a smiley family ..." Read our full review

Amongst the hustle and bustle of Oxford Circus is Kintan, a Japanese restaurant designed to take diners on an enticing yakiniku adventure. Celebrating the a ... Find out more

Step into the wonderful realm of Sukoshi, a culinary haven for those who love sushi, shaped by over two decades of family owned mastery in the intricate art ... 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

"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

Marugame Udon is located in the heart of London, right next to Oxford Circus station. With an open kitchen, you can watch the chefs rolling dough, pressing, ... Find out more

"Tucked away on Hanway Place, tiny and unassuming Kikuchi has since 1998 been an antidote to the flashier likes of other high-end Asians such as Hakkasa ..." 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

"Koya Soho doesn’t take reservations. As a result, there is a queue down the street, even on a Monday. Normally, this would be an inconvenience. B ..." Read our full review

"Brazilian-Japanese restaurant Mano has managed to bag itself a spot on the street that everyone wants a space on, brushing shoulders with the likes of ..." Read our full review