Sushi Gaga is light, fresh, luxurious and healthy. There’s no finer choice for summer cuisine than a freshly made and expertly put together menu of authentic, inventive sushi. Now, London’s Chinatown gets its very own gourmet sushi experience, located at a stone’s throw from the fashionable W Hotel site and St John Hotel, in the form of Sushi Ga Ga – arguably the first true Japanese restaurant to land in Chinatown, an area dominated by dim sum and crispy duck.

16 Lisle Street Chinatown London
Telephone: 0207 287 6606

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Goldfish - one of London’s most prestigious Chinese eateries - will expand its waistline this summer with a unique new dining emporium in the heart of London’s Square Mile. Possessing the same confident, celebrity-loved appeal of the Hampstead original, Goldfish City will instead offer a completely new Chinese brasserie style experience for time-poor individuals tired of sandwiches or packaged sushi. Focusing on fresh, fragrant and innovative Chinese cooking, the venue’s gourmet A La Carte Menu and authentic dim sum trolley of steamed, aromatic parcels will revolutionise the way City professionals and high profile figures do lunch.

The emphasis at Goldfish City is on speed, efficiency and fresh, exciting flavours – a winning combination in an area lacking gourmet, award-winning Asian food. Better still, the restaurant’s three spacious floors also incorporate an expertly manned and relaxed basement cocktail bar, private VIP area and Tokyo-inspired karaoke booth. It’s the ultimate destination venue the City has been waiting for.

Goldfish City restaurant spans 3 floors, giving you the choice of an Asian experience that suits.

46 Gresham Street, Bank,London, EC2V 7AY
Telephone: 0207 726 0308

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Leongs Legend Bayswater is the newest addition to the Restaurant Privilege group, Serving authentic Tiawanese Cuisine not to be missed

82 Queensway, Bayswater, London, Telephone: 0207 221 2280
Telephone: 0207 726 0308

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Hi sushi Japanese restaurants provide a refreshing mixture of aspiration and affordability - the very cornerstones for dining out in 2009.

Hi sushi Japanese captures the intimacy of traditional Japanese drinking and eating houses, allowing contemporary patrons to re-discover the lost 'sixth sense' in food - unami. Pushing the culinary envelope, diners can expect challenging, authentically prepared arrays of seasonally adapted yaki grills, tempuras cooked in iron bowls, noodles with slow-prepared fish stock and the freshest, more unusual sushi and sashimi.

You can use our quick booking section below to find the nearest Hi sushi restaurant to you. Click on the link to book a table at Hi Sushi online and avoid disappointment.

Hi Sushi Salsa Camden

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Hi Sushi Izakaya Covent Garden

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Hi Sushi Golders Green

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Hi Sushi Hampstead

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Hi Sushi North Finchley

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Hi Sushi Soho

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Koi restaurant is upmarket Japanese in the heart of Kensington. Koi Japanese is an understated yet stylish restaurant, spread over three levels, with each one devoted to a different type of cooking. The design is modern and slick, which works well with the high quality sushi and sashimi. The atmosphere at Koi restaurant is just right, intimate and calming complete with Koi, staying true to its name.

Koi Japanese restaurant is located at the very start of Palace Gate, near the Kensington Garden Hotel and the Royal Albert Hall, with the closest tube being High Street Kensington.

1 Palace Gate, Kensington, London, W8
Telephone: 020 7581 8778

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The Empress of Sichuan Chinese restaurant is located on the former site of Taiwanese restaurant Keelung. Empress of Sichuan brings beautifully executed dishes to discerning foodies - authentic creations that you would expect to eat in a traditional Sichuan home or inn - not in the centre of London. The ethos and ambiance of the restaurant combines a respect for the ancient heritage of the cuisine in a chic, modern environment. Warm woods, leather banquettes and ambient lighting provide an open yet intimate setting that allows diners to feel relaxed, while impeccably informed staff are on hand to help navigate the extensive menu options.

6 Lisle Street, Chinatown, London, WC2H 7BG
Telephone: 0207 734 8128

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Goldfish is one of London's quintessential Asian dining venues and the glitterati's Chinese restaurant of choice, Goldfish brings a new and modern style to Chinese cuisine with a wide selection of tantalising dishes.

Super sizing Goldfish this September due to popular demand, this slick Hampstead venue is renowned for traditional lunchtime dim sum as much as an innovative, avant-garde menu. In an affluent, discerning neighbourhood, the Goldfish expansion reflects an ever-increasing following of gourmands, all of whom can now enjoy a soothing two split level space which accommodates 120 additional patrons - doubling the size of Goldfish restaurant that regularly experiences queues out the door and predictably long waiting lists.

82 Hampstead High Street, Hampstead, London, NW3
Telephone: 0207 794 6238

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Serving authentic Hong Kong inspired Dim Sum Cantonese cuisine.

To savour delicacies including authentic handmade dim sum prepared by chef's flown in especially from Hong Kong head to one of China's town's slickest venues book a table online now to avoid disappointment

15 Gerrard Street, Chinatown, London, WC1
Telephone: 0207 4941200

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Leong's Legend acclaimed Taiwanese restaurants will be giving discerning foodies the chance to sample authentic grub through the festival menus specially created for the London Restaurant Festival, enabling diners to sample variety on a budget at Leong’s Legend restaurant.

The decor at Leong’s is reminiscent of traditional Chinese drinking dens with low lying lamps floating above each table. It is a great place to get introduced to the true taste of Taiwanese cuisine.

Leong's Legend I
3 Macclesfield Street Chinatown London W1
Tel: 0207 287 0288

Leong's Legend II
26 Lisle Street Chinatown London WC2
Tel: 0207 734 3380

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Suki Dim Sum, Thai and Japanese restaurant London, a restaurant serving a fusion of fine cuisine from Japan, Thai and China. Suki Restaurant is in the heart of Chinatown on Gerrard Street, close to Leicester Square. Suki is set over three floors and is sumptuously decorated in a modern Japanese style.

The second floor of Suki restaurant is home to the “hot pot”, with the small booths at the back making an ideal setting for intimate evenings.

Suki Mix and Match Restaurant
39 Gerrard Street Chinatown London W1D 5QD
Tel: 0207 434 0899

Suki Hot Pot (2nd Floor) Restaurant
39 Gerrard Street Chinatown London W1D 5QD
Tel: 0207 287 7695

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