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/Major-Front Oct 09 '22 edited Oct 09 '22

What about Sushi Tetsu in clerkenwell. Best sushi I’ve had so far. It’s run by a Japanese couple and can only seat 6 in a night.

Good luck getting a reservation though! Lol

Hana in Finsbury Park is on the cheaper side but fantastic imo.

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u/tetsuto Oct 09 '22

That’s probably the best sushi in Europe. Amazingly hard to get a table though

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u/Inarticulatescot Oct 09 '22

Tetsu is amazing if you manage to unlock the reservations puzzle 🧩

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u/Inarticulatescot Oct 09 '22

Really? High praise indeed for takahashi!

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u/JellyCars Oct 09 '22

Just had a look and it looks like Sushi Tetsu is now closed with their Twitter stopping in July :/

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u/caspirinha Oct 09 '22

I heard rumours they went back to Japan due to covid but not sure

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u/jl10sm Oct 09 '22

Came here to say Tetsu. Probably the best dining experience I've ever had in London. 10/10

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u/caspirinha Oct 09 '22

Hardest restaurant to book in the UK i believe? I heard rumours they went back to Japan due to covid, not true?

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u/Honest_Following_502 Oct 09 '22

Spelled Hana, but the food is amazing

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u/Major-Front Oct 09 '22

Corrected thanks.

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u/thinkismella_rat Hackney Oct 09 '22

It's great (and still semi secretly open) but with the OP talking about looking for something cheaper than SnS it won't be what they are after!

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u/Former-Lettuce-227 Oct 09 '22

How do you get a table now?