Specialising in the long-standing tradition of Japanese charcoal cooking.Head Chef Charles Lee has worked in a number of Michelin starred restaurants during his career before arriving at ROBATA. Possessing a strong command of Asian cuisines from across the globe, Chef Lee has devised a menu which shows the diversity of the country’s food, highlighting traditional cooking techniques and contemporary flavours, along with using the best of British produce.ROBATA meaning ‘fireside’ specialises in robata grilled charcoal cooking, a Japanese tradition that was first introduced by ancient fishermen who took boxes of hot coals with them on their boats to warm their food at they gathered their day’s catch. While the cooking method has largely stayed the same, the menu is a modern interpretation of some of Japan’s most prized dishes as well as a number of ROBATA signatures sure to please Western pal
Yashin Ocean House was founded by some of London's leading experts in Japanese cuisine. Hosting an elegant dining hall with Edwardian architecture, the ambience is perfect for dates with friends, family or couples as well as solo visits. Our menu is centred on satisfying Japanese tapas and our signature Omakase sushi, also offering some of the finest delicacies in the world such as our exclusive Hida wagyu. Enjoy your meal with a glass of sake, as we offer one of the widest ranges in London, and can suggest the perfect sake to enhance and complement your dish.Our sushi concept is “without soy sauce – but if you want to”. Of course, we can serve as much soy sauce as the diner desires; however, what we want to emphasise is the taste of the fish. Therefore, each piece of sushi that we serve is brushed with the right amount of soy sauce and topped with an accompaniment that harmonises with the flavour of the fish.
Behind a discreet doorway, poised elegantly above Park Lane and yet a million miles from the world below, Sushi Kanesaka’s exclusive Michelin-starred dining event transports guests to another realm, where an adventure through refinement awaits to fascinate the senses. With a stable of internationally-renowned chefs, Michelin stars and a treasure trove of beautiful locations, Dorchester Collection knows the recipe for dining perfection. And now, to celebrate the Japanese culinary tradition of omakase within a sublime setting of sophistication and privacy, 45 Park Lane presents the singular mastery of Sushi Kanesaka; a world-class destination born to elevate the authenticity and ritual splendour of sushi in a true embodiment of Japanese fine dining. Where simplicity becomes an art form, Chef Shinji Kanesaka creates a menu of balance and harmony. Bringing his talents to Mayfair from Tokyo’s exclusive Ginza district, Shinji Kanesaka serves sushi in the Edomae style.
The best sushi in Richmond...First opened in 2004, Matsuba offers a combination of traditional and modern Japanese dishes placing the freshness and quality of ingredients at its centre and delivered to the customer with service to the highest.Located in the beauties of Richmond town centre, Matsuba strives to deliver excellence from dish to dish, from customer to customer which has seen success with diners from near and far.NOTICE TO CUSTOMERSOur the tasting menu last orders for lunch is at 1pm & Dinner at 8:30pmMATSUBA
Originally from Osaka Japan, fashion pioneer Michiko Koshino settled in Britain in the early 80’s becoming one of the most influential designers associated with the iconic London club scene.A whimsical play on the family name, Michiko Sushino is a traditional yet modern Japanese restaurant serving authentic sushi in Queen’s Park, London.With quality at the heart of the restaurant, Michiko’s belief in bringing people together to enjoy excellent food in a relaxed ambiance, creating a memorable dining experience.A whimsical play on the family name, ‘Michiko Sushino’ is a traditional Japanese restaurant and coffee bar serving authentic sushi in the most London of settings – a true merging of cultures.With quality at the heart of everything served, Michiko’s belief in the power of food bringing people together, has resulted in a relaxed and understated dining space focused on conversation and interaction.
