Our guide to the greatest sushi spots in London, from incredible temaki by the piece to once-in-a-lifetime omakase menus.

Sushi heads, you’re in for a treat. Chef Masayoshi Takayama – the man who launched one of New York’s most influential sushi restaurants, Masa – is set to open his first ever proper London restaurant.

Since opening in 2004, sushi restaurant Masa has soared to fame, securing three Michelin stars and garnering a reputation as ...

One of the best sushi spots in London according to Time Out Travel is Sushi Tetsu. Located in Clerkenwell, this small bar offers an exclusive omakase experience, where the chef selects a variety of ...

Read on for our pick of the 10 best sushi restaurants in London and to wash it down, read our guide to London's best sake bars. Kanpai! Endo Kazutoshi is a third-generation sushi master whose family ...

There are some new manga figurines, which are lame as hell. But it doesn’t matter: this is London’s best sushi, and a restaurant to go toe-to-toe with any other. Happily, a hybrid booking ...

Directly opposite Dorian, and from the same owners, you'll find Eel Sushi - a no bookings sushi bar that comes with bragging rights for those who get a seat here.

RECOMMENDED: London’s best Japanese restaurants ... the neon sign displayed above the counter at this jewel of a sushi bar, where the chefs are dedicated to matching each piece of artfully ...

There are some new manga figurines, which are lame as hell. But it doesn’t matter: this is London’s best sushi, and a restaurant to go toe-to-toe with any other. Happily, a hybrid booking system is ...

these are our go to recommendations for the best bottomless sushi restaurants in London. Inamo Soho was the world's first interactive restaurant in 2008 and also has a games room on site ...