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.
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Open United Kingdom 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.
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.