Kotta Sushi

Hidden Gem for Beatles Fans, Remarkable Sushi!

Nestled inconspicuously in the bustling streets of London, this Japanese-influenced hideaway offers a refreshing reprieve from the frenetic pace of city life. A short stroll from the iconic Abbey Road, it provides the perfect pitstop for Beatles fans in search of sustenance. Here, the bento boxes are a revelation: a rewarding amalgamation of fresh flavors, authentic preparation, and delightful presentation. Though not helmed by Japanese chefs, the culinary team excels at capturing the spirit and flavor of Japan, transforming timeworn favorites such as black cod miso and spicy scallop rolls into instant local classics.

The intimate, down-to-earth atmosphere is irresistibly magnetic, drawing regulars and first-time visitors alike into its cozy embrace. While the compact selection of main dishes might initially seem limiting, it achieves something wholly commendable – ensuring each dish is a masterclass in quality and execution. On busy nights, the service staff manage to maintain a warmth and attentiveness against mounting dining room momentum, introducing newcomers to their carefully curated sake collection with grace. An unwavering commitment to freshness stands out amidst London's expansive sushi scene, though the occasional hiccup in hygiene or service does arise, mitigating otherwise unblemished impressions. Nevertheless, value-seekers and sushi enthusiasts will find it hard to overlook this charming local outpost, subtly fortified as much by delectable offerings as by its enviable proximity to an eminent landmark. — Nigel Gourmet