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We love Sushi for a fancy date night. Like tapas, it makes for the perfect opportunity to swap and share – delighting you and your date in a culinary experience that surpasses other eateries. However, unlike tapas, Sushi will spare you that heavy or full feeling from a large bowl of paella – making it a perfect entre before any extracurricular activities…Thankfully London does not disappoint, with a vast array of Asian and fusion restaurants to satiate your every desire; but where to find the best sushi restaurants in London?
Hot Stone Steak & Sushi Bar - Best for an immersive experience
9 Chapel Market, The Angel, London N1 9EZ
Hot Stone is an award-winning restaurant, promising a classy date night enhanced by the delicious, authentic Japanese cuisine on offer. Famed for having the best Sushi in London, Hot Stone also provides ample opportunity to give your date that extra flavour of fun. Its namesake (ishiyaki) is a popular method of cooking – and eating – in Japan, and you and your date will be able to ‘cook’ your own food at your table using their signature hot stones, and truly experience authentic Japanese cuisine!
Roka - Best for a chic atmosphere and a lively late-night vibe
37 Charlotte St, Fitzrovia, London W1T 1RR
If you’re looking for London Sushi accompanied by a lively atmosphere and swish decor, Roka may be the place for you! Their richly varied, mouth-watering menu gives more of a contemporary vibe. Roka is renowned for its robatayaki cuisine (e.g. Japanese barbecue!). So, if you’re a fan of smokier umami flavours, head over to Roka on Charlotte Street.
ZUMA - Arguably one of the best sushi restaurants in London.
5 Raphael St, Knightsbridge, London SW7 1DL
Again, if modern cuisine and informal vibes are more your style, you should definitely hit up Zuma in Knightsbridge. ‘Informal’ Japanese dining involves a signature Sushi bar and Zuma upholds this tradition, whilst also serving delicious contemporary twists on authentic dishes. Zuma are all about bold flavours and minimalistic presentation, serving authentic cuisine with modern-day flair.
COMO Metropolitan, 19 Old Park Ln, Mayfair, London W1K 1LB
One of the best Japanese restaurants in London is undoubtedly Nobu, Mayfair. Ideal if you fancy a luxurious – albeit pricey – night out with your other half (or are trying to impress a prospective lover). Initially the lovechild of Robert De Niro and Nobu Matsuhisa, Nobu upholds the celebrity-inspired glamour and Japanese fine-dining experience of its New York flagship, including an impressively vast menu and some of London’s finest Sushi and Sashimi.
Sexy Fish - Best for a sexy atmosphere that sets the tone for some late-night dipping…
Berkeley Square House, Berkeley Square, Mayfair, London W1J 6BR
Sexy Fish is the ultimate date night venue, especially if you’re looking for a swish, swanky setting awash with artistic decor. In addition to its scrumptiousJapanese cuisine, Sexy Fish also functions as a late-night bar, with an array of cocktails on offer – not to mention their resident DJ! So, if you reckon your date could potentially progress into the night, Sexy Fish could be the best London sushi restaurant for you.
Sushi Samba - Best for exotic cocktails and amazing views
Heron Tower, London EC2N 4AY
Sushi Samba London is definitely up there as one of the best sushi restaurants In London with the most scenic locations to devour Japanese food – and your date (with your eyes, of course). Renowned for its breath-taking London views and divine decor, this restaurant also hosts a menu set to impress. It offers “an inventive culmination of three countries: Japan, Brazil and Peru” – specialising in Japanese tempura and, of course, sushi.
