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	Sen Nin Japanese Teppanyaki Restaurant Those who find the act of sitting in a regular restaurant a bit boring should experience Sen Nin Teppanyaki Restaurant in Islington. Never heard of Teppanyaki-style eating? Guests share tables surrounding a large hot plate, where theatrical Japanese chefs whirl, twirl, juggle, flip and flame raw ingredients into delectable meals. Set menus offer outstanding value, where diners can choose from a range of fresh meat or seafood along with soup, rice and vegetables. Chilled or hot sake is a must on the side, or you can choose from their range of Japanese inspired cocktails. Sushi, sashimi and tempura are also on offer, along with a special flame-grilled fruit dessert that’s well-worth saving room for. Cuisine: Japanese Location: 206 Upper Street, Islington, London, N1 1RQ [Map]	via Toptable

	Shogun A leader on the Japanese dining scene, Shogun has been showing London the ways of sushi for more than a quarter of a century. Located within the fine Millennium Hotel London, Shogun has a surprisingly cosy interior complete with stone walls and typical Japanese artworks. A long time favourite of celebrities and the wealthy of surrounding Mayfair, this intimate restaurant offers discreet and obliging service from friendly and helpful staff who know the menu – made up of beautifully fresh hand-rolled sushi, tempura, sashimi and teriyaki - like the backs of their own hands. The drinks menu offers only saké, but of the very highest quality, brewed on Shikoku, the smallest of Japan’s four main islands. Cuisine: Japanese Location: Adams Row, Mayfair, London, W1K 2HP [Map]	via Toptable

	SO Restaurant Modern in its minimalist use of dark wood, clean lines and bare-as-a-baba’s-wotsit walls, Soho’s So looks every bit the contemporary Japanese restaurant. The airy ground floor bar, dining area and shop-of-sorts (Japanese crockery sits prettily in numerous display cabinets) leads down to a main dining room. The furniture there is still wooden but stained almost black. The cooking is consistently very good – creative without being fussy, and much of it using organic ingredients. Menu in hand, make a visual beeline for the tempura selections (gorgeous), and then Grilled list. These knockout dishes – most notably the Wagyu rump, and Iberico pork – are cooked in the open kitchen over a rather special yogan-yaki grill resulting in an unique flavour. Friendly staff will knowledgeably suggest dishes and drinks. Cuisine: Japanese Location: 3 - 4 Warwick Street, Soho, W1B 5LS [Map]	via Toptable

	Soseki Japanophiles seeking a tranquil retreat in the heart of the City of London need look no further than Soseki, located in the shade of the Gherkin tower. In contrast to the contemporary architecture that encircles it, this restaurant is a visually hypnotic evocation of a Taisho-period teahouse. The vintage vibe is exemplified by the 1920s antique furniture, kimono tables, intricate lacquered screens and floral gold ceilings. Soseki is named for a famous Japanese novelist who yearned for his homeland during a sojourn in London, and this lovely restaurant would have made his homesick heart lift. There is no conventional menu here. Instead, Japanese cuisine is served ‘omakase’ style, or according to the chef’s inspiration and honouring to classic principles of Japanese cooking, as well as employing the freshest ingredients available. There is also a sushi bar inside Soseki, and the bar – which features stunning views of the Gherkin – serves a superb variety of wine, sake and beer. Cuisine: Japanese Location: 20 Bury Street, London, EC3A 5AX [Map]	via Toptable

	Toku Restaurant Contemporary Japanese dining on London’s famous Regent Street, Toku Restaurant is a high quality, restive alternative to chain restaurant dining. Simplicity and care are the cornerstones of the Toku Restaurant ethic with the focus on providing excellent service in a relaxed, peaceful atmosphere. Highly important to all involved is that the Japanese food served here is not only delicious but conscientious too, with a focus on fresh, organic ingredients, ethically sourced and following a tradition of attention to detail including rice milled on the premises. Here at Toku Restaurant you’ll find not only a well-stocked sushi bar, but a superb range of other authentic Japanese dishes including donburi and tempura. Cuisine: Japanese Location: 16 Regent Street, London, SW1Y 4PT [Map]	via Toptable

	Tsukiji Sushi An impressive Japanese restaurant belonging to The Westbury hotel in London’s Mayfair, Tsukiji Sushi is exciting lovers of Eastern food the city over. A positive embodiment of the latest approach to Japanese food, Tsukiji Sushi swaps conveyor belt food for high end styling and creative cookery. In red woods and simple lines, the interior of Tsukiji pays homage to old Japanese architecture yet in an entirely modern way. Head chef Show Choong, approaches his job with imagination and skill, using healthy, often organic and seasonal ingredients in his regularly changing combination of traditional and modern dishes, both hot and cold, almost entirely based around fish and seafood, creating a unique approach to sushi which will delight both newcomers and connoisseurs. Cuisine: Japanese Location: The Westbury Hotel, Bond Street, Mayfair, London, W1S 2YF [Map]	via Toptable

	Tsunami In the heart of the London’s West End, Charlotte Street is home to some of London’s most popular eateries and Tsunami restaurant is one of the best. Tsunami is a modern Japanese restaurant that is a tranquil haven just moments from bustling Soho, so it’s an ideal setting for laid-back lunches and intimate pre-theatre dinners. The interior is cool and contemporary, complete with sleek banquette seating and delicate floral motifs on the walls. The expertly-prepared sushi and sashimi will satisfy even the most discerning Japanese food fan and the menu also offers delicious hot dishes. For more adventurous diners, Tsunami offers an impressive selection of inventive, creative dishes that use Far Eastern flavours with real flair. Our favourites include the traditional chicken yakitori, sizzling teriyaki beef and deliciously crisp black cod tempura with wasabi mayo. For a light and elegant meal in W1, Tsunami is a top choice. Cuisine: Japanese Location: 93 Charlotte Street, London, W1T 4PY [Map]	via Toptable

	Tsunami Irashaimase Clapham. That’s right, South West London’s turning Japanese thanks to Tsunami restaurant, a slice of Tokyo life on Voltaire Road. Gathering armfuls of awards from the likes of Time Out and Hardens, Tsunami is quickly earning a reputation as the hottest restaurant on the block. The minimalist styling is in keeping with the space age-East theme of the place. Golden blossom blooms across the walls. Cocooning chairs reflect the tunnel-like shape of the relaxed bar space. Follow the curves into the warm, simply-decorated main restaurant where life revolves around a huge orange ‘sun’. Tsunami’s menu is stuffed full of typically Japanese cuisine made exciting with an innovative twist, everything from sushi to teriyaki and, of course, black cod are given a fresh look. And everything is made with the highest quality ingredients. Tsunami is a restaurant that’s absolutely top of many diners’ lists of favourite spots in south London. Cuisine: Japanese Location: 5 - 7 Voltaire Road, Clapham, London, SW4 6DQ [Map]	via Toptable

	Tsuru Tsuru, the South London sushi specialist, is a laid-back eatery that has successfully seduced London Bridge locals with its authentic Japanese food. Sushi fans are spoilt for choice with their modestly priced box sets, as well as healthy sashimi salads and chilli-spiked edamame beans. Tsuru’s fish is ethically sourced and the chicken is free-range, so you can enjoy a guilt-free meal - right down to the biodegradable packaging! If you’re craving something hot, their katsu curries are made fresh every day and the teriyaki bento boxes are a real treat. Why not pop in for dinner before a play at the Globe or a trip to the Tate Modern? Whenever you visit, Tsuru’s low prices and high standards are guaranteed to impress. Cuisine: Japanese Location: 4 Canvey Street, London, SE1 9AN [Map]	via Toptable

	Ukai A central London restaurant with an interesting concept, Ukai appeals to a varied crowd, especially to foodies looking for something new. Following on from the success of its sister restaurant in Portobello, Ukai is a Japanese restaurant which offers much more than your average sushi joint. Named after the traditional fishing practice of using cormorants to dive for fish, Ukai combines simple, unfussy modern décor with authentic Japanese cuisine. Offering a wide range of sushi - all fresh and perfectly prepared - this restaurant also offers delicious ramen and salads, all created using traditional Japanese methods of preparation. For Eastern food fans, Ukai is a must. Cuisine: Japanese Location: 58 Poland Street, Soho, W1F 7NR [Map]	via Toptable

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