Guide to sushi delivery in London

Sanjugo surprises with its unassuming exterior but inside it's a Japanese oasis. The friendly staff and snug vibe complement skilled chefs, who create standout dishes like perfectly fried chicken karaage and a tempting pork and ginger donburi bowl. They also serve a wide range of sushi, sashimi, and maki rolls. You can dine in their vibey restaurant, which feels like you're actually in Japan – it even has a whisky and saké bar upstairs – or opt for takeaway; they're on all the standard delivery apps.

This classic Jewish deli in St John's sells more than just baked goods; it's a hot spot for sushi and other cuisines. Their skilled sushi team are on-site every day preparing fresh maki, sashimi, haiti, and rolls, which you can grab in-store or order for takeaway via any of their partners. Their award-winning smoked salmon has been hand-sliced on-site since 1944 and is well worth a try.

This laid-back Japanese speciality supermarket and fish wholesaler may seem modest at first, but the quality of its sushi is not to be underestimated. Inside, a sushi bar allows you to pick and mix from a variety of top quality nigiri, sashimi, and maki sets, all at a fraction of the cost compared to the city's more renowned spots. Perfect for a quick grab-and-go lunch, you can also conveniently stock up on essential Japanese pantry staples during your visit.

Sushisamba is probably one of the most upmarket sushi restaurants in London. The cuisine draws inspiration from the fusion of Japanese, Brazilian, and Peruvian culinary traditions, such as dishes like traditional Brazillian moqueca and tangy ceviche. Luckily for those who don't fancy dressing to the nines and heading to the 38th and 39th floors of the Heron Tower, you can get them to delivered straight to your door if you're in the right area.

This contemporary Japanese restaurant focuses on sushi, sashimi, and tempura, crafted exclusively from sustainably-sourced fish. They provide sushi delivery services throughout London, spanning from Notting Hill to Camberwell and beyond. They also offer a selection of vegan sushi for those who follow a plant-based diet.

Waso, an online Asian supermarket founded by Toshihiro Yoshimura, offers authentic Japanese dishes and rare pantry essentials. Executive chef Hideki Hiwatashi, formerly at Michelin-starred Roan Kikunoi, crafts delicious meals using top-notch ingredients, especially those hard to find elsewhere. Enjoy their home delivery service for a taste of Japan at home.

Sushi Shop in London offers a Japanese dining experience at home with their delivery service. The menu highlights are fresh nigiri, carefully crafted sushi rolls, and other Japanese-inspired dishes. They use only premium ingredients for all their dishes, and alongside sushi they serve ramen, gyozas, curries, and a range of drinks and desserts.

Situated just beyond the city centre, this Japanese restaurant is worth the journey, but they also conveniently provide delivery. Explore their menu featuring starters and hot dishes such as katsu curries, soups, and noodles. There's also a selection of sushi, including dragon rolls, rainbow rolls, and a vegan special roll. They also offer a variety of poké bowls.

Sushi N Sashimi Restaurant lives up to its name, serving Londoners with tasty fresh sushi, sashimi, and other Japanese dishes. This modest and compact local establishment features a few indoor tables but they also offer takeaway. Choose from convenient sushi platters and sets for a group gathering, or opt for individual rolls, temaki, and dishes like tempura or noodles.

Kay Tateish manages Sushi Show London and has a history in the sushi world for over 25 years. The restaurant takes pride in crafting many of its sushi boxes directly on-site, allowing customers to conveniently pick one up on the go or order for takeaway. Sushi Show is dedicated to offering the highest quality sushi in London and doubles as a one-stop destination for Japanese groceries and essentials.

Famous for its freshly-prepared and skilfully-crafted sushi, You Me Sushi offers a menu that includes nigiri, rolls, and other Japanese specialities, all made with a dedication to using high quality ingredients. You Me Sushi is the ideal spot for those craving authentic Japanese cuisine. They also provide citywide delivery services, so getting your next sushi fix is super easy.

Ukai in West London is your go-to for sushi in a former pub where the menu showcases visually pleasing dishes that have been crafted like little works of art. Choose from classic sides, ceviche, tempura, and a variety of sushi and sashimi options, including meat and vegetarian-friendly choices. Don't miss the cocktails and selection of international wines. They also offer takeaway, which you can easily order online.

Morinoya, located near Victoria station, offers fresh sushi, whether you prefer to dine in or grab a quick bite on the go. This snug and laid-back spot provides quick service despite being pretty popular. The menu showcases hot dishes like katsu and donburi, appetisers, and a wide selection of sushi rolls and sashimi. Morinoya also serves sushi sets and vegetarian options. You can also order drinks, including sake.

Taro is an ever-expanding chain of laid-back dining spots in London, serving authentic Japanese cuisine for both enjoying in and taking away. The menu is made up of traditional favourites, including steaming ramen bowls, noodles, teriyaki, sushi rolls, sashimi, tempura, and more. Depending on which branch you visit, you might be able to enjoy other dishes, such as bento box meals.

Cubé in Mayfair offers modern Japanese dining with an emphasis on quality. The stylish space is made up of intimate sushi bars where skilled chefs prepare artsy dishes, including handmade rolls and hot dishes like chicken karaage. However, they also offer delivery around the city. Traditional Japanese drinks, including sake and wines, are also available.

Kitcho offers contemporary Japanese cuisine in a relaxed setting and is known for its high quality sushi. The menu includes hot dishes, classic salads, and an extensive sushi selection. Enjoy a laid-back lunch or dinner in their restaurant, complete with Japanese drinks and sake cocktails, or opt for the takeaway service to enjoy it at home.

Kurumaya in The City offers Kaiten-style sushi and tatami dining with à la carte service as well as delivery. There are two branches, one in Barbican and one in St. Paul's, with a modern conveyor belt serving sushi. The à la carte menu features sushi, grilled specials, ramen, and more, with takeaway, delivery, catering, and event hosting services available. Sushi training sessions are also offered.

Midori in Muswell Hill offers authentic Japanese and Korean cuisine with a focus on sushi. The stylish yet homely restaurant features small plates, sashimi, salads, tempura, and donburi meals, with a menu that also caters to vegetarians. Sushi sets, including veggie options, are their most popular dishes. Dine-in or takeaway is available so you can enjoy on-site or in your own home.

Sushinoen in Whitechapel offers an authentic Japanese meal in a cosy setting, but they also offer takeaway services. The menu includes freshly-prepared sushi, sashimi, and traditional dishes. Traditional drinks like sake, sake cocktails, shochu, and Japanese beers are available to go with the food.

Tsunami, a stylish Japanese restaurant near Clapham High Street, has been a top spot for sushi and cocktails for over two decades. The menu is chock full of classic and special sushi rolls, sashimi, tempura, and mains like truffle tofu, roast duck, and teriyaki salmon, along with a selection of desserts. The well-stocked bar offers fine wines, sakes, Japanese whiskies, and creative cocktails. You can enjoy dining in or opt for takeaway.

Since 2006, Ai Sushi in North London has been a go-to local spot for sushi lovers. The à la carte menu features a range of sushi, appetisers, tempura, ramen, donburi, and bento boxes, all available to order for takeaway. However, if you're a die-hard sushi lover, you can't miss the all-you-can-eat buffet.

Azuma offers authentic Japanese and Korean cuisine in a sleek, pared-back space that is lovely to dine in, but they also offer takeaway so you can enjoy it at home. The menu highlights include sushi, noodles, bibimbap, individual rolls, sushi boxes, noodle dishes like ramen and udon, and bibimbap with various exciting toppings. Sake and Japanese beer are also available.

With a commitment to seasonality, there's always something new to try at Chisou, whether that's by dining in or ordering online for takeaway. The menu features a diverse selection of Japanese favourites, including sushi, sashimi, noodles, and a variety of sharing plates. 

Kami is a stylish restaurant where you can enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine. The modern restaurant has a sushi counter where skilled chefs craft sushi and sashimi. The menu includes individual sushi pieces and sets, options like gyoza and yakitori, and hot dishes like teriyaki and katsu curry. Everything is also available for delivery.

The menu at Kiyoto Sushi boasts an extensive selection of sushi rolls and Japanese mains like ramen and katsu curry, all available to enjoy at any of their restaurants around the city or as a takeaway. Sake is available to go along with your food, and catering platters can be ordered ahead for bigger events.

Matsuba has been a local dining favourite since its establishment in 2004. While sushi and sashimi are crowd-pleasers, Matsuba also serves classic dishes like teriyaki, yakisoba, and udon noodles. They provide takeaway services, but if you dine in, you can try their tasting menu to get a taste of everything. They also serve bento boxes, which are great for a lunch option. 

Moshi Moshi Sushi may be Britain's first conveyor belt sushi restaurant, but they also offer takeaway so you can get your fix at home. Located at Liverpool Street Station, they offer à la carte options, takeaway, and set menus, including all the authentic Japanese dishes like sushi rolls, sharing platters, and more.

The Oita team have two restaurants, one in Wood Green and another in Chinatown, where they serve a menu of tasty Japanese delicacies such as their signature chicken karaage, fresh sushi, yakitori skewers, and steaming ramen. You can dine in at either of their restaurants, but you can also opt for a takeaway if you fancy staying home.

If you have a hankering for freshly-crafted sushi and authentic Japanese cuisine, the fare at Po Po Sushi Bar is a must, whether that's dining-in or taking away. Menu highlights include things like gyoza and tempura, an extensive selection of fresh sushi, including vegetarian options, and hot options like katsu curry and yakisoba. There's also Japanese beer to wash it all down with.

Saki brings the art of sushi to Crouch End, but you can also order it to enjoy at home. The vibe is contemporary, with skilled chefs crafting sushi rolls and more. The menu centres around sushi and sushi sets, with the addition of classic Japanese dishes like noodles, sashimi, and katsu curry. Saki also serves sake and Asian beers.

Sticks'n'Sushi is one of the more popular sushi chains in London. The cuisine here is not only delicious but also visually striking, with each plate resembling a little piece of art. They specialise in traditional sushi and yakitori sticks, and the menu offers a selection of meat skewers and vegetable options. Dine in for a special occasion or takeaway to get your fix.

For wallet-friendly top-notch sushi, make your way to Sushi Atelier on Great Portland Street, which you can also enjoy as a takeaway. If you do dine-in, you'll get to see the sushi chefs showing off their skills at the counter. The drinks selection includes sake, wine, Japanese beers, shochu, and Japanese teas.

Sushi Tokoro is a well-loved sushi spot that's hard to miss with its traditional lanterns hanging outside. The food here includes everything from sushi and sashimi sets to individual rolls with fillings such as crispy salmon skin or grilled eel. The menu also boasts dishes like donburi and sides like takoyaki and gyoza. You can dine-in or opt for takeaway.

Sushi Wa in Highgate specialises in sushi and Japanese cuisine for enjoying in-house or as a takeaway. Whether you opt to enjoy your food in the elegant restaurant or choose the convenience of delivery and takeaways, Sushi Wa has you covered. Hosting a big do? The restaurant also offers catering. The menu also boasts a selection of noodles, curries, sushi sets and rolls, as well as bubble tea and Japanese beverages. There's also plenty for vegetarians.

Sushi Zento is a contemporary restaurant in Muswell Hill focusing on sushi and Japanese cuisine. The restaurant, concealed behind a black exterior, offers a low-lit, intimate space to enjoy a meal. However, they do also offer takeaways. The menu takes centre stage with a variety of sushi rolls, rice and noodle dishes, and tempura. There's also Japanese beer, sake, and plum wine to boot.

Several branches of Sushimania are dotted around North London, where they operate dine-in or takeaway. It's all about sushi and Japanese cuisine here, like traditional dishes such as agedashi tofu, tempura, and soft shell crab. You can enjoy the à la carte menu in the restaurant or at home with the delivery option. If you do visit in person, you can also treat yourself to bottomless sushi.

Since 2006, Wow Simply Japanese has been a mainstay in Crouch End for sushi. This unassuming restaurant serves traditional food, with the option for takeout. Ethical ingredients from UK suppliers are used to craft classics such as sushi, sashimi, katsu curry, fried rice, and noodle dishes. Everything is also available for takeaway.