"The menu is a pretty punchy £187 per person for the full omakase experience, with a slightly reduced price of £167 on Saturday lunchtimes. So you not only have to be fast off the mark to enjoy eating here, you also have to be a bit flush. 'The husband and wife team behind Sushi Tetsu continue to serve some of the most expertly crafted sushi you can get outside of Japan in a warm, intimate setting - a truly wonderful experience,'"
"features no frills takeaways such as Sushi Show in Islington and classic conveyor belt spots like Soho's Kulu Kulu, as well as Michelin star restaurants Endo at the Rotunda in White City and Umu in Mayfair. It remains one of the most in-demand tables in town due to limited seatings and the fact that there are only seven counter spots in the restaurant. Seven!"
London's top sushi destinations span no-frills takeaways, conveyor-belt venues, and Michelin-starred restaurants. Sushi Tetsu in Clerkenwell operates an intimate omakase counter with only seven seats and has been open since 2012. The full omakase menu costs £187 per person, with a reduced £167 Saturday lunchtime price. The husband-and-wife team at Sushi Tetsu serves expertly crafted sushi in a warm, intimate setting. Midweek solo bookings are easier to secure. Lower-cost options include Sushi Show in Islington, with maki priced £6–£10, and Sushi Kyu in Soho, offering a £49 pre-theatre omakase menu.
Read at Time Out London
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