Humble Chicken is an all-action yakitori bar in Soho where you’ll pair perfect skewers with ice-cold beer.

With daytime luxury bento boxes and an exceptional evening-only tasting menu, Hannah is among the best omakase experiences in London.

Calling all Waterloo commuters and office folk. Lower Marsh Market is packed full of delicious grab-and-go options for your lunchtime needs.

Not to be confused with Tooting Market, Broadway Market is packed full of great spots for sit-down cheap eats and date-ready drinking dens.

Sushinoen is a casual Japanese diner serving accessibly-priced good sushi, and a range of other Japanese dishes.

This little Japanese spot in Coal Drops Yard is serving up some tasty and wholesome curry.

Kimura is a small Japanese grocery store at the bottom of Muswell Hill which is lowkey serving some of the best takeaway sushi in north London.

A teeny, tiny Japanese shop and takeaway counter in Tottenham, Sushi Heads is perfect for frozen dumplings, bottled sauces, and pretty good sushi.

A five-storey Japanese and Nordic themed shopping and dining centre in Belgravia with a café, two restaurants, and a roof terrace.

A Japanese café on the ground floor of The Pantechnicon, serving sandos and drinks.

Ikeda is a traditional Japanese restaurant in Mayfair popular with celebrities, chefs, and anyone who likes to eat high-quality fish in a lowkey room.

This bright and easy café specialises in - deep breath - extra fluffy, extra thick, Japanese soufflé pancakes.

Dozo is an intimate spot in Soho where you can get some good quality, affordable sushi.

Aqua Kyoto is a high-end Japanese restaurant and terrace bar behind Regent Street serving some quality sushi.

Chisou is a small, intimate sushi restaurant in Knightsbridge serving great Japanese classics like inside out rolls, udon noodles, and teriyaki.

A solid spot for some affordable-ish sushi in the City, Pham Sushi will work just as well for a business situation as a casual dinner over nigiri.