Asian Restaurants In Brighton

Whether you're teasing each other over where to tuck into Thai, seriously gasping for some sushi or avid that you've having Indian for dinner, there's no shortage of great places to eat in town. From independent venues to popular chains and indulgent eats, check out our recommendations for the best Asian restaurants in Brighton and get familiar with the tasty treats on offer. You can thank us later.

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Last updated on 23rd January 2026




Thai: Giggling Squid Brighton

Head to Giggling Squid Brighton, located in the heart of The Lanes, and enjoy a fun Thai dining experience just minutes from Brighton's iconic seafront.

From fragrant curries to flavour-packed tapas, the menu showcases Thailand's finest ingredients, beautifully presented in a chic, floral interior. With friendly service and an inviting atmosphere, it's a go-to spot for authentic Asian cuisine in the city - and don't forget, their Hove location offers the same delicious dishes a short trip away.

Japanese: Blossoms Brighton

Tucked in Brighton's Lanes, Blossoms is a Japanese-inspired spot that's playful. Its menu of shareable small plates mixes Japanese flavours with contemporary flair, featuring crispy chicken bites, caramel miso pork ribs, sushi rolls and sashimi, all designed for tasting and sharing.

The drinks match the food in ambition: award-winning cocktails, curated wines, and immersive events like Ghibli Taste and Tales make every visit feel like an experience. For intimate celebrations, the private Crimson Koi room offers a moody, luxurious escape.

South East Asian: No No Please

Tucked away on Preston Street near Brighton's iconic West Pier and i360, No No Please is a stylish bar, lounge, and restaurant offering a relaxed, walk-in-only experience.

The chic yet cosy space is perfect for anything from quick cocktails to leisurely evenings sharing bold, flavour-packed Southeast Asian small plates. Expect crispy Thai wings, fragrant curries, and inventive vegan dishes that balance spice and texture. The bar crafts thoughtfully curated cocktails, batched in small quantities to deliver quality and speed. Whether it's a date night or a group outing, No No Please combines welcoming vibes with adventurous flavours.

Pan-Asian: The Ivy Asia

Tucked away in the historic Lanes, The Ivy Asia promises a unique fusion of Eastern charm and bold, colourful glamour. The stylish restaurant features gorgeous displays of blossom and a bright green floor, as well as Asian-inspired murals on the walls.

This popular venue cooks up an extensive menu of pan-Asian eats, from sweet and sour king prawns to confit duck leg and a variety of sushi rolls. They also offer premium set menus from £48 per person, perfect if you want to try a wide range of plates.

Japanese: Bincho Yakitori

Tucked away on Preston Street, Bincho Yakitori is a an authentic Japanese izakaya inspired by the backstreet bars of Tokyo. Cosy and intimate, it specialises in traditional yakitori, charcoal-grilled skewers of meat, seafood and charred vegetables.

The weekly changing menu packs in hearty mains alongside a rotating cast of sensational small plates. Over on the drinks list, there's big-time Japanese beers, sake, whisky and a few carefully chosen cocktails.

Japanese: Wabi Sabi

Wabi Sabi serves up only the highest quality Japanese fare to the hungry foodies of Brighton. We're talking sashimi, sushi, donburi and all kinds of katsu dishes.

With a focus on authentic dishes with a modern twist, all ingredients are sourced locally and dishes made fresh. There's plenty of interesting tipples to pair with your plate too. Take your pick of crisp beers, Japanese-inspired cocktails and Brighton's largest selection of sake.