Japanese London

Endulge your Asian persuasion, choose the capital for your Japanese restaurant.

Any world-renowned city should have culinary diversity represented in its choice of restaurants.

London is most certainly among those cities sighted as being rich in cultural diversity, this is reflected in the restaurants on offer.

As people become better acquainted with what denotes popular dishes of an international variety, Japanese food has attained its rightful recognition for delicious dining and the health benefits that are aligned with its template that has been employed for centuries. Even your layman by now will recognize the terms Bento, Sushi, Noodle, Satay, Soy, Sesame, Ramen, Tempura, Miso, Udon, Katsu, Soba etc. If you don’t, then it’s time to dive into Japanese food. The time to expand awareness of a broader persuasion around food is always the here and now.

fresheye highlights 3 London dining spots to tempt your Japanese persuasion. Think of the health benefits too of a Sushi meal. Two of the most healthy diets in the world are undisputedly Japanese and Mediterranean. Both regions reporting the lowest heart disease rate amongst its populations. Fish, fish oil and omega 3 are common in our understanding of good health and diet. Equal to the enjoyment of Japanese food is the dining experience. When eating within a Japanese inspired interior however traditional or modern, the senses are prompted to experience from a Japanese perspective. Using chopsticks too should authenticate the feel and mood. If you really want to indulge in authenticity then take a few slurps of your favourite soup. The flavours of the noodles and soup are multiplied when slurping. Slurping creates oxygenation which is said to enhance the flavour.

Joy to the lovers of good Japanese food where ever the price range be.

Restaurants

Set within the heart of Piccadilly, Engawa is one of London’s most authentic and traditional Japanese restaurants, specialising in the delicacy of Kobe beef alongside a stunning selection of fresh sushi and sashimi.

2 Ham Yard, London, W1D 7DT

Engawa

Top: INKO NITO Broadwick Street, the first UK site, opened its doors in May 2018. Situated on Broadwick Street, London, the new casual dining hotspot serves unconventional robatayaki Japanese fare in the heart of the Soho community, combining a laid-back setting with innovative flavours. 55 Broadwick Street London W1F 9QS

Above: Jugemu - Rustic Japanese barrestaurant offering dishes not commonly found in London. A tiny Japanese restaurant in Soho that feels like you stumbled into .a backstreet cafe in Kyoto.

3 Winnett St, Soho, London W1D 6JY