Make your way over to Fitzrovia and discover Sican, which boasts quirky, purple-hued interiors and regular live entertainment. Pair that with the enticing Nikkei menu, featuring a droolworthy array of sushi alongside beef tataki tacos, lobster gyoza and killer cocktails, for one helluva meal out.

If you're looking for the best Nikkei restaurant in London, Ayllu is a hot contender. The Paddington plot was simply made for date nights, with dark, sultry interiors and mouthwatering munch. Get stuck into smoked octopus tiraditos, freshly prepared sushi and slow-cooked pork belly.

At its venues in Leyton and Stratford, Bamboo Mat is slinging out a range of mouthwatering Nikkei dishes. Not only can you get delightful sushi rolls (including ones that are flame-torched at your table), but also ceviche, chicken antiucho and ox cheeks with yuzu potato puree.

Sitting prettily in Kensington, this intimate dining destination offers quite the experience. Just like the gorgeous interiors, the food menu at Zuaya is sumptuous; dive into pan-Latin plates such as tuna avocado tacos and seabass ceviche elevated with wild berries.

Serving up sophisticated fusion fare, Prelude By Oriole is giving us a taste of things to come at their permanent reopening later this year. Expect tasty small plates like raw scallops with kiwi, beef tartare and chickpea chips with aioli dip, as well as a range of premium spirits and internationally-inspired cocktails. This speakeasy-style spot has got live piano music every night too.

Seeking out the best restaurants for Nikkei cuisine? Lima is the cool, contemporary hangout that's worth knowing. Head over to the Fitzrovia find and take advantage of the ceviche tacos, mushroom aji and slow-cooked rib of beef.

Be immersed in Peruvian culture over at COYA Mayfair, one of the best Latin restaurants in London. While surrounded by vibrant patterns, tropical plants and royal blue seating, treat your tastebuds to a load of upmarket eats washed down with plenty of pisco sours.

Bringing a modern twist on traditional Peruvian street food, Ceviche Soho totes a temping list of Nikkei eats. Pop by to tuck into the flambéed beef fillet and seabass bao buns or, for a tasting journey across Latin America, try out the discovery menu.

Flaunting plush velvet booths, dangling foliage and rooftop views, Sushisamba Covent Garden is a total beaut. It's also one of the best Japanese restaurants in Central London, marrying East Asian and South American elements for an inviting dining experience.