Nami Sushi blends authentic Japanese techniques with the vibrant flavours of Brazil, creating a distinctive fusion dining experience in the heart of Tooting, London. Just a short walk from Tooting Broadway Underground station, the restaurant is open for lunch and dinner, offering a premium all-you-can-eat concept that’s ideal for birthdays, anniversaries and celebrations with family and friends. Beautifully presented dishes, handcrafted drinks and an energetic atmosphere make every meal feel like an occasion.
Inside, the restaurant draws inspiration from minimalist Japanese design, balancing clean lines with warm natural materials. A striking wraparound wooden sushi bar provides front-row views of the chefs at work, adding a theatrical element to the dining experience as dishes are prepared throughout the service. Rich leather seating, timber finishes, decorative paper screens and Japanese artwork create an elegant backdrop, while brass-toned pendant lighting and softly illuminated ceilings give the space a warm, intimate feel.
The menu showcases a wide range of premium sushi, sashimi, creative fusion dishes, hot plates and exclusive chef’s specials, encouraging diners to sample a variety of flavours throughout the meal. Signature creations include a truffle Wagyu roll topped with seared Wagyu, black truffle mayonnaise and caviar, while the Nami Passion Ceviche pairs fresh sea bass with passion fruit, leche de tigre and crisp sweet potato.
Alongside regularly changing monthly specials, the menu combines precise Japanese techniques with Brazilian influences, resulting in colourful, inventive dishes that are as visually impressive as they are flavourful. Desserts continue the Japanese theme with mango, green tea and strawberry mochi ice cream available.
The drinks menu reflects the restaurant’s fusion concept, with traditional Japanese options including hot and cold sake, fruity soju and Ramune sodas sitting alongside premium signature cocktails. Fresh boba teas, classic soft drinks, teas and coffees complete the selection, offering plenty of choice to accompany the restaurant’s bold Japanese-Brazilian specialities.