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	Benihana Benihana restaurant in London’s Piccadilly offers a truly unique dining experience. The show-stopping chefs with their dancing knives and witty banter originated in New York in the 60’s and Behihana’s culinary experience has been enjoyed by more than 100 million diners worldwide. Each of Behinana’s large shared table enjoys its own dedicated chef who prepares a light, delicious, many-coursed Japanese meal teppan-yaki style before your eyes while entertaining you with samurai knife skills and a stream of charming patter. You can choose from several kinds of steak, chicken, or seafood and let the chef take care of the rest. Meals at Benihana are terrific fun for families, groups of friends and outings for work teams as well as easy first-date venues. The décor is modern Japanese, smart and minimalist. Service is charming and, if sushi is always part of your Japanese meal, Benihana’s sushi is an excellent example of authentic Japanese cuisine. Cuisine: Japanese Location: 37 Sackville Street, Piccadilly, London, W1S 3DQ [Map]	via Toptable

	Benihana An always popular restaurant on the style-forward Kings Road in London’s Chelsea, Benihana offers an exciting take on Japanese dining. A concept originated way back in the 1960s over in the Big Apple, Benihana brings together food and performance, pioneering ‘eatertainment’. Ideal for families, Benihana is sleek and stylish with a modern interior, but chances are you won’t be paying much attention to your surroundings – most diners are too busy being charmed by the tableside teppan-yaki cookery which sees the chefs create real drama before your very eyes. In addition to the delicious personally created dishes cooked and served at your table, Benihana also offers eat in and lunchtime take away sushi. Cuisine: Japanese Location: 77 King's Road, Chelsea, London, SW3 4NX [Map]	via Toptable

	Benihana Elegant Japanese styling and delicious fresh food await you at London’s Benihana Restaurant. Situated in the urban oasis that is the Grange St Paul’s Hotel in the very centre of the City, Benihana is a favourite not only of tourists but of locals fresh from the nearby offices, relaxing with colleagues or indeed entertaining clients. In keeping with the Benihana brand – the chain began in New York way back in 1964 – this superb Japanese restaurant swaps the conventional kitchen for a central hibachi grill around which diners watch their food being prepared before their eyes. Boasting a wide range of meat, fish and vegetarian dishes traditionally cooked Benihana offers a unique Japanese dining experience not to be missed. Cuisine: Japanese Location: 35 - 45 Carter Lane, London, EC4V 5AB [Map]	via Toptable

	Bincho Yakitori Situated in London’s Old Compton Street, Bincho Yakitori brings the fine art of quick and wholesome Japanese snacking to the heart of Soho. Skewered meat, veg and seafood is the name of the game here, healthily grilled over charcoal embers, ready to be snapped up by hungry diners seated at the buzzy yet chic counters surrounding the grills. On sunnier days, Bincho's large windows open out onto the street, providing a unique vista to people watch while nibbling edamame, sipping savory miso soup or sharing chicken yakitori skewers with friends over cocktails. A wide range of sake is on offer, as well as Japanese shochus and ice-cold Asahi. A perfect quick-stop for curious tourists, exhausted shoppers or pre-party clubbers. Cuisine: Japanese Location: 16 Old Compton Street, Soho, London, W1D 4TL [Map]	via Toptable

	Cape Town Fish Market Cape Town Fish Market restaurant is quite a bit more than what it says on the tin. This South African stalwart, now conveniently located in London’s Soho, is a fish market, seafood restaurant, teppanyaki and conveyor belt style sushi bar all under one roof. And if it swims or scuttles in the ocean, you’ll probably find the freshest example of it at Cape Town Fish Market. The firm house favourite, unique in a London restaurant, is the ‘select ‘n’ weigh at the fish display’, where you can create your own seafood platter from the market’s best. Sushi scoots by on a Kaiten-style conveyor-belt – perfect for those looking for a lighter bite. A selection of steak, lamb and poultry is also on offer for those who fancy something warm-blooded. The décor is truly smart yet relaxed, a combination of ocean-inspired blue wash lighting and sleek design. The message at Cape Town Fish Market is come, relax and enjoy. Cuisine: Japanese, South African Location: 5 & 6 Argyll Street, Sutherland House, London, W1F 7TE [Map]	via Toptable

	Cirilo Noodle Bar and Grill Tucked away on Cable Street in east London, Cirilo Noodle Bar and Grill is a much loved neighbourhood Asian and Oriental restaurant that has earned itself a loyal local following. Family owned, Cirilo Noodle Bar has that distinctly homely vibe that is reflected in both the service and the cooking. The mood is relaxed, and the portions here are generous. Favourites range from the hearty noodle soups to the hot platters, spring rolls and the udon noodle stir-fries, and we can guarantee you won’t leave here hungry. Located within walking distance of the Tower Hill tube and DLR stations, Cirilo Noodle Bar restaurant is an excellent choice for relaxed meals with friends, casual business dining and cosy tables for two. Cuisine: Asian/Oriental, Japanese Location: 4 Cable Street, Shadwell, E1 8JG [Map]	via Toptable

	Hakuba Restaurant Tucked away on Great Russell Street next to the Dominion Theatre, this little cocktail bar meets sushi house is a chic and cosy hideaway from the hustle and bustle of London’s West End. Only minutes away from theatre land, the Oxford Street shops and Tottenham Court Road station, Hakuba Restaurant serves fresh and light Japanese food and the slinky minimalist interior – which features orange leather swivel chairs and sexy lounges - is perfect for business dates, pre-theatre sashimi-sharing and sneaky cocktails. Don’t miss the south beach maki rolls, the grilled black cod marinated in a miso and yuzu citrus sauce, and the delicious dessert cocktails – our favourite is the punchy espresso martini. Cuisine: Japanese Location: 111A Great Russell Street, London, WC1B 3NQ [Map]	via Toptable

	Hashi As the cool feel of Wimbledon spreads towards Raynes Park, denizens of the area are being treated to a dining boom with Hashi as its starting point. Clean, crisp and actually rather fabulous décor wouldn’t look out of place in the funkiest ends of London. It’s a pretty good starting point for any restaurant, but to continue the treat with attentive service worthy of a VIP is a testament to the owners. Moving on to the kitchen, utterly fresh sushi is the talk of the town while crunchy rolls plus an extensive choice of rice and noodle dishes are perfect for those with an appetite for Japanese without a love of the raw. Cuisine: Japanese Location: 54 Durham Road, Raynes Park, London, SW20 0TW [Map]	via Toptable

	Ichi Sushi & Sashimi Bar Ichi Sushi and Sashimi Bar sums up its cuisine in three words - fresh, simple, delicious - there aren’t many restaurants out there who could be so beautifully concise. Concentrating solely on sushi and sashimi, Ichi is in the ideal position to be so confident. Without any unnecessary distractions the team here can concentrate on providing you, the guest with the perfect Japanese dining experience. And that means wonderfully sleek, simplistic surroundings with stunning views of Big Ben and the Thames as well as perhaps London’s very best sushi accompanied by sake, Asahi beer and western drinks. Ichi’s dedicated team of chefs with enviable skills and training create food which is a feast for the eye as well as the mouth. Cuisine: Japanese Location: First Floor, Park Plaza Westminster Bridge, London, SE1 7UT [Map]	via Toptable

	Itadaki Zen Europe’s first ever organic and vegan Japanese restaurant, Itadaki Zen is a trailblazer in the very centre of London. With its name combining Japanese terms for ‘taking the food of life’ and ‘to fix’, Itadaki Zen aims for much more than the simple sating of appetites. In the peaceful surroundings of the pale coloured dining room, food is taken for its healing properties as well as its flavour. With a slow food ethic reflected in the care taken over each dish, Itadaki Zen uses traditional, sustainable and authentic, seasonal and organic ingredients with the eventual aim of producing all of its own vegetables. Recurring on the menu are products deemed important in maintaining a strong and healthy metabolism. With an organically produced selection of wines, beers and sake though, Itadaki Zen isn’t too angelic. Cuisine: Japanese Location: 139 King's Cross Road, London, WC1X 9BJ [Map]	via Toptable

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