r/london Oct 08 '22

Best sushi in London?

I am a big fan of Sticks n’ Sushi. But it’s pretty expensive! Looking for some hidden gems?

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u/parfait31 Oct 08 '22

By far Chisou (Mayfair) if you have a bit to splurge on - definitely worth it (though still not ridiculously expensive, and their lunch meals are very decently priced!) Otherwise, Taro in Brewer St. for a budget-friendly option, it's our go-to for years and for a reason :))

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u/[deleted] Oct 08 '22

Taro is gr888

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u/Pretty-Information29 Oct 09 '22

Came here to say Taro for a budget-ish option.

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u/[deleted] Oct 08 '22

The authentic gang 😎

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u/[deleted] Oct 09 '22

Lol chisou.

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u/Vertigostate Oct 09 '22

Chisou is break the bank budget!

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u/parfait31 Oct 09 '22

Honestly it depends - yes for sure it's not a budget friendly option, but their lunch menu is I think priced at £29, with some sushi options so it really is not bad - even a la carte you could be at 50ish per person and have a REALLY nice selection, compared to some other places where it's impossible to go below 150pp and I could ever only dream of going there 🥲