The best restaurants serving Japanese food in Bryanston and Dorset Square City of London, Westminster London

This lounge is tucked away inside The Price Akatoki and really is a hidden gem. The cocktails are unique with a broad range of diverse flavors. The mixologists really pour their passion into each drink. We had the pleasure of sitting at the bar and speaking with Mario and Daniele during our evening. They let us in on some upcoming changes and their revised cocktail list coming out in a few months looked amazing. Like many Japanese spirits, these cocktails also pursue perfection. The difference is, while they are well balanced like Japanese spirits; they each have an individual personality that shines through.

Perfect place to have nice and fresh sushi 👌🏻

We came for the Sushi masterclass for my partner's birthday and we had a great time. Chef Jhun was very friendly and knowledgeable and we learned a lot about sushi-making that we can use at home. The ingredients tasted great too. The one small problem was that the sushi that we rolled to eat afterwards was mostly vegetarian and we would have loved to have more fish. Nevertheless, we would recommend this experience.

It's super delicious. I like the steamed eggs in it very much. I don't know why it's so fresh. The rice is very large, and two people can only eat half of it～

We booked for the Kaiseki menu as a special treat: a sequence of dishes showcasing seasonal produce, culinary skills and of course, seafoods. Each dish was beautifully presented with only the clean simplicity and precision hinting at the painstaking prep. When it came to the eating, for us the flavours did not match up to the visual feast: perhaps the food was overly subtle for our palates or missing flavour across the board was a reflection of the seasonality of the produce available in late spring? We couldn’t quite work out what was amiss - we really wanted to love the food but the package felt somewhat underwhelming.

Interior has improved since the last visit which looked more like a converted pizza restaurant and now Looks like a restaurant with a large bar. Spacious interior with well spaced tables. Has the Tokyo roll- was good. The duck main was good but has to order an additional portion of rice. Service was good. Gin and tonics was well priced.

Top rated restaurant with Japanese cuisine. Their chef is fantastic. We had 6 courses with several meals for each course. Everything was so delicious, we enjoyed food, atmosphere and highly attentive service. Book in advance.

A short walk from Regents Park, and tucked away in an arcade near Baker Street tube. Calm and comfortable small restaurant with excellent sushi and sashimi in the bento boxes which we ordered. Intend to visit again when next passing through.

Yum, lovely food - almost rude not to have had sushi, but bento and jasmine tea hit the spot! Staff were lovely, affordable, slightly empty during the day but we got served! They thankfully had a lunch menu as the main one had pages and pages, which is sometimes off-putting. Selection is good but overwhelming is not. I went with a vegetarian friend also taken by bento, so beef and tofu it was, a little salad on the side, pickles, rice and dumplings too. Precursor of miso soup and we were happily satiated. We had tons and tons of jasmine tea too while we chatted. We were at one point the only 2 in there but it was a weekday lunchtime in a fairly central location still. The staff were helpful, knowledgeable, attentive and smiley :-) I'd go again, and take kids. Oh and try the sushi next time too

The customer service was incredible. I was greeted as soon as I walked into the door and served immediately. The food was even more delightful than the service. Will definitely be visiting again.

Disappointed when I found out that the sauces they use on the sushi, specifically the volcano and dragon rolls, are not Halal, when they advertise themselves as being alcohol free and halal-friendly! Please ensure that the halal options are clearly displayed to make it easier for customers.