Endo at the Rotunda
Michelin-starred counter on the 8th floor of Television Centre. Chef Endo Kazutoshi serves a nigiri-focused 18-course omakase at a 200-year-old hinoki counter.
58 places to eat sushi in London: 23 à la carte sushi bars, 13 casual sushi spots, 12 omakase counters, 6 chains, 3 Nikkei restaurants and 1 conveyor-belt (kaiten) shop. 10 of them are halal-certified or say they serve halal food. Price bands are relative within United Kingdom.
Filter these in the interactive directory →Michelin-starred counter on the 8th floor of Television Centre. Chef Endo Kazutoshi serves a nigiri-focused 18-course omakase at a 200-year-old hinoki counter.
Six-seat counter serving a roughly 18-course omakase built largely on British seafood, including fish from Cornish waters.
Omakase counter from Taipei chef Shogo Amamoto, which took over the former Taku Mayfair site in 2026 with the existing kitchen team.
London outpost of Shinji Kanesaka inside the 45 Park Lane hotel. Around 18 pieces of nigiri, mostly European seafood with Yamagata rice.
Seven-seat edomae omakase counter run by Toru and Harumi Takahashi in a Clerkenwell alley since 2012; Takahashi trained at Nobu. Reservations by monthly email lottery.
16-seat omakase at 36 Albemarle Street led by Takuya Watanabe, formerly of Jin in Paris; holds one Michelin star per the Michelin Guide listing.
Nine-seat omakase counter from Mitsuhiro Araki, formerly of a three-Michelin-star Tokyo restaurant. Two seatings a day, omakase only.
Masayoshi Takayama's London counter at The Chancery Rosewood, with a seven-seat sushi counter and a wider Japanese menu; listed in the Michelin Guide in January 2026.
Six-seat Japanese-Mexican omakase counter at the back of Los Mochis, 2-4 Farmer Street, with a daily-changing menu from chef Leonard Tanyag.
Eight-seat counter at 58D Atlantic Road where Christopher Restrepo serves an 18-course omakase blending Japanese technique with Thai and Colombian influences.
Omakase restaurant at 3 Windmill Street led by Nepal-born, Osaka-trained chef Padam Rai, who previously worked in London's Michelin-starred Japanese kitchens.
Counter-dining sushi spot in Soho listed by The Infatuation for its good-value omakase menu.
The original London Nobu, co-founded by Nobu Matsuhisa with Robert De Niro. Omakase menus are offered from around £125 per person.
Izakaya-style Japanese restaurant at 5 Raphael Street with a sushi counter, robata grill and main kitchen; featured in the 2026 Michelin Guide UK.
Modern Japanese restaurant in a Grade II-listed former bank, serving sashimi, nigiri, maki and robata black cod; listed in the Michelin Guide.
Sixth-floor Japanese restaurant at 12-14 Basil Street with sushi and robata counters, an omakase option and a rooftop terrace; culinary director Renald Epie.
Japanese restaurant in a Georgian townhouse with a sushi counter serving classic nigiri and modern creations; run by Masaki Sugisaki and Keiji Fuku.
Walton Street (SW3 2JH) sibling of Dinings, opened May 2017, serving sushi and sashimi from Cornish day boats and Japanese suppliers with European touches.
Twelve-seat sushi bar at 118 Talbot Road from the Dorian team, with piece-by-piece nigiri, Spanish tuna and Dorian's wine list; listed in the Michelin Guide.
Soho neo-izakaya noted by The Infatuation for its nigiri, including fatty tuna and sweet squid.
Sushi bar at 3 Winnett Street (formerly Jugemu) where chef Yuya Kikuchi builds the menu around the daily fish market; the hand rolls at the bar are a highlight.
London Japanese restaurant that advertises halal sushi and wagyu beef.
Sushi restaurant at 14 Hanway Street, listed in The Infatuation's London sushi guide.
Halal Japanese restaurant in Hampstead offering full traditional set menus.
84 Wardour Street venue with sushi, Japanese small plates and fire-grilled meats and a downstairs sushi counter; added to the Michelin Guide in April 2026.
Neighbourhood sushi and robata restaurant from chef Endo Kazutoshi, more relaxed than his flagship omakase.
Sushi counter restaurant in London; a 2026 Tripadvisor listing and guides describe it as a good-value counter with a wide variety of sushi.
117-119 Old Brompton Road restaurant with Japanese tapas and a counter 'One by One' sushi omakase of 8 pieces (£50) or 10 pieces (£60).
Japanese restaurant in London stating that it serves halal sushi and other Japanese dishes.
Angel branch of the Sanjugo Japanese sushi group, which also has sites in Shoreditch and Victoria.
Modern Japanese sushi restaurant at 13-15 Great Eastern Street with sashimi, wagyu steaks and a happy hour; rated 4.7 on Tripadvisor.
Family-run sushi restaurant at 370 St John Street, Angel, where the owner trained at Suntory and Miyami.
Japanese restaurant on Blackheath Road with all food certified halal, serving sushi and soba.
Small sushi bar with an entirely halal menu of bento boxes, sushi rolls, halal Japanese curry and dumplings.
Small Whitechapel Road takeaway known for fresh halal sushi.
Neo-Nikkei omakase at 6 Chepstow Road, opened June 2025 by the team behind Fan in Lima; chef Jorge Sasaki serves an 11-course Japanese-Peruvian menu.
Japanese-Brazilian-Peruvian menu of sushi and robata at the Covent Garden branch of the Sushisamba group.
Sushisamba's Heron Tower restaurant serving Japanese, Brazilian and Peruvian cooking with sushi.
Britain's first conveyor-belt sushi restaurant (opened 1992), at Liverpool Street station since 1994; also serves à la carte and set menus, weekdays only.
Small sushi spot off King's Road with a second site on Lower Sloane Street; nigiri sets and salmon-topped rolls.
Describes itself as halal Japanese: sushi, hot dishes and desserts at 115 Wembley Park Drive, open daily; evidence is venue and delivery-platform listings, not a named certifier.
Small sushi bar at 240 Ferndale Road known for creative rolls, such as a soft-shell crab roll with kimchee hummus.
Shoreditch branch at 2-4 Stage Plaza, Curtain Road, serving classic and inventive sushi rolls; the group also has a Canada Water site.
Sushi restaurant in Canary Wharf rated 9.1/10 from 283 reviews on TheFork.
Temaki bar at 8 Slingsby Place in The Yards serving hand rolls such as King Crab California and Unagi Cucumber, plus nigiri, at a counter.
Fully halal menu per Feed the Lion: sushi, sashimi, uramaki, bento boxes, poke and bao at 149a Cannon Street Road; also listed as Sushi Masago by halal guides.
Fully halal takeaway at 247 Wick Road with sushi, sashimi, bento boxes and Korean-style dishes; no pork or alcohol, listed as halal in its name.
Sushi and hand-roll restaurant at 148 Tollington Park; Zabihah lists it as halal on staff's verbal assurance, not a certificate, so it is not marked halal here.
Sushi and hand-roll restaurant at 190 Dartmouth Road; Zabihah lists it as halal on staff's verbal assurance, not a certificate, so it is not marked halal here.
Sushi, hand rolls, maki, nigiri and hot dishes at 57 Green Lane; Zabihah lists it as halal on staff's verbal assurance, not a certificate, so it is not marked halal here.
Tiny sushi counter at 28 Camden Passage with three outdoor tables and no indoor seating, selling nigiri to eat in or take away.
Japanese restaurant at 82 Mile End Road, E13, listed on Tripadvisor as authentic Japanese cuisine and 100% halal; sushi plus hot dishes.
Branch at 1 Crossrail Place serving sushi and yakitori; Tripadvisor reviews dated August 2026 are positive.
Danish-founded sushi and yakitori restaurant at 11 Henrietta Street, opened October 2013.
Branch at 1 Nelson Road on the corner with King William Walk, opened in 2015.
Richmond branch of the sushi and yakitori group, rated 4.7 from 235 reviews.
The original London branch at 58 Wimbledon Hill Road, opened March 2012.
Long-running London sake and sushi group with nigiri, sashimi and bento at moderate prices; Golders Green offers an all-you-can-eat sushi and shabu-shabu menu.
UK conveyor-belt sushi chain with restaurants and kiosks across the country.
UK grab-and-go chain selling sushi, gyoza and noodles, with most branches in London.
UK takeaway chain of sushi and bento boxes with about 40 UK branches as of early 2026.