Sushi in London?

Question

I have been spoilt I have eaten Sushi at one of the best Tojo's in Vancouver and now I know that most of what is easily on offer in London just isnt Sushi! Can anybody help with knowledge of authentic good restaurants in the London area

Answer 1

kulu kulu

Answer 2

I first ate sushi at Itsu, and have since gone to Yo!Sushi, and can not eat it. The sushi at itsu is so good that I can not eat the sushi at Yo because it just seems so chewy, and tasteless. Itsu is really good, not a total rip off, like some of these michelin star restaurants that some people have been suggesting. There are three Itsu branches, Soho, Canary Wharf, and Chelsea (the best). You have to go, check out details at itsu.com.

Answer 3

Last time i herd someone go to a sushi bar in london ,he survived for short hahahahaha

Answer 4

Visit www.toptable.co.uk. Type in Japanese for the cuisine and it will give you a list of Japanese restaurants. You also have the ratings of previous diners. It is all subjective, but it can be helpful to know what other people think of various places.

Answer 5

The top 10 Japanese restaurants in London (voted by Japanese people) - Via the Sushi World Guide.

Abeno (New Location) 47 Museum Street, London WC1A 1LY

Aki 182 Gray's Inn Road, London, WC1X 8EW



Asakusa 265 Eversholt Street, London, NW1

Asta Beaumont House, 5 Middlesex Street,

Asuka Berkley Arcade,209A Baker Street, London NW1 / Baker Street tube

Aykoku Kaku Bucklersbury House, 9 Walbrook, London, EC4 8DQ

Benihana 100 Avenue Road, London NW3

Answer 6

I really like Yo Sushi but then I haven't had the priviledge of going to the best in Vancouver.  

http://www.london-eating.co.uk/2059.htm

http://www.yosushi.com/

Might I suggest that if the Sushi in London are not up to it you find some other dish that satisfies your palate.

There are lots and lots of michelin starred restaurants in London

where you will find the very best cuisine.

http://www.londoneats.com/news/michelins...

Good luck

Answer 7

I went to a Japanese- California place called Kobe Jones- and actually their sushi was great- if not strictly traditional Japanese!