Sushi lovers, roll up. Whether you’re a maki fan, a sashimi enthusiast, or just here for the endless nigiri, the capital has a great selection of Japanese restaurants where you can eat to your heart’s content - at an affordable price too. So, if you’re ready to soy-prise your taste buds and put your appetite to the ultimate test, let’s dive into the best all-you-can-eat sushi London has to offer.
Unlimited Sushi In London
Inamo
- Location: Covent Garden and Soho
- Best for: Cheap eats and interactive games
If you’re looking for a sushi feast with a side of futuristic fun, Inamo in Soho and Covent Garden has you covered. Their interactive tables don’t just hold your sushi platters; they double as digital playgrounds, where you can order your next dish with a tap and play retro games.
For £45.95 per person, you get 90 minutes to indulge in as many rolls, Asian tapas, and sizzling bites as your stomach can handle. We’re talking butterfly rolls with prawn tempura and eel sauce, crispy salmon skin rolls, and even vegan sushi like the red dragon roll and vegan salmon onigiri. Perfect for group gatherings (the offer is valid for up to 25 guests in Covent Garden and 16 in Soho), this is a must for sushi lovers with serious appetites.
Inamo's unlimited sushi affair has the option to add free-flowing wine or Asahi beer.
CLAP London
- Location: 12-14
Basil Street, SW3 1AJ
- Best for: a lively brunch with a resident DJ
This bottomless brunch deserves a round of applause - quite literally. At CLAP London, the stylish restaurant blends unlimited Japanese indulgence with high-energy beats and free-flowing drinks in the heart of Knightsbridge. From midday to 3pm every weekend, guests can dive into a lavish spread for £45 per person, starting with an unlimited self-service sushi bar stocked with sashimi, nigiri, signature salads, and expertly crafted sushi.
Diners can then move on to an exquisite main course, before finishing with a refined selection of sharing-style desserts. And for those who like their brunch with a little extra buzz, free-flowing drinks are available from £30 per person, including prosecco, Whispering Angel rosé, and wines, or the premium package (£55 per person), which upgrades the offering to Veuve Clicquot, sake, Aperol spritzes, Nippon sangrias, and bloody marys.
A self-service sushi bar? Count us in.
Sushi Cafe
- Location: 555 Battersea Park Road, SW11 3BT
- Best for: a chilled-out spot offering salmon avocado rolls galore
At Sushi Cafe in Clapham, the art of sushi is taken seriously. Since opening in 2013, it has quickly become a beloved destination, offering a premium sushi experience that won’t break the bank. But the real fun? The buffet menu. For just £25.80 per person, guests can indulge in over 50 delicious dishes, including favourites like chicken teriyaki, tempura, salmon nigiri, and the ever-popular salmon avocado roll.
And the best part? It’s all you can eat. Keep ordering until they have to roll you out after 90 minutes of pure sushi bliss. Whether you're craving the classics or looking to try something new, this spot has got your tastebuds covered. Just be sure to book ahead, because a sushi feast like this is always in demand.
Expect colourful rolls and friendly service.
Shiro
- Location: 100 Liverpool Street, Broadgate Circle, EC2M 2QS
- Best for: sushi in the City
At Shiro, every Saturday transforms into an unforgettable sushi celebration. For just £39 per person, you can enjoy their unlimited sushi brunch that’s a feast for both your tastebuds and your brunch-loving soul. Available all day long, it features a mouthwatering spread that goes beyond the usual - think chashu pork hirata buns, robata chicken thighs with yakiniku sauce, and togarashi and nori fries.
The real showstopper is the unlimited sushi platter, packed with an array of nigiri, hosomaki, and uramaki, giving you the chance to try it all. For those looking to elevate the experience, the restaurant also offers free-flowing drinks packages like prosecco and mimosas, Champagne and sake - making it the perfect Saturday treat in the heart of London.
The menu at Shiro is enough to maki you hungry by just looking at it.
Sushi Eatery Soho
- Location: 40 Frith Street, W1D 5LN
- Best for: authentic eats in Central
London
For all-you-can-eat sushi in London's Soho, head to this den on Frith Street. This budget-friendly spot is built on the idea that great sushi doesn’t just come from skill, but from sourcing the finest ingredients with care. By using nearly 95% locally sourced products, minimising waste, and saving water, Sushi Eatery Soho is all about sustainability without compromising on taste.
For just £25.80 Sunday to Thursday and £27.80 Friday and Saturday, you can dive into a world of fresh, vibrant dishes at lunch or dinner, Monday through Sunday. It’s not just a buffet; it’s a sushi lover’s paradise where the menu evolves daily, offering a mix of the classics you crave and exciting new creations.
Hop off the tube at Tottenham Court Road for all-you-can-eat sushi.
Ai Sushi
- Location: 830 High Road, N12 9RA
- Best for: hand rolls and a wide range of nigiri
Ai Sushi has been a staple in North Finchley since 2006, proudly standing as the first Japanese restaurant in the area. Known for its commitment to high-quality ingredients, it offers a delightful range of a la carte dishes as well as a mouthwatering buffet.
For those with a big appetite, you'll adore being able to devour as much tuna and avocado maki as your hearts desire. Available on Friday evenings and all day Saturday for £28.80 per person, and at a slightly lower price of £26.80 Sunday through Friday, it’s the perfect way to indulge in a variety of fresh dishes. What's more, as a special treat, groups of four get a complimentary signature dragon roll when they feast on the buffet.
A gem on London’s all-you-can-eat sushi scene.
Sushi Shimai
- Location: 24 Milkwood Road, SE24 0HH
- Best for: BYOB to the sushi buffet
Sushi Simai, located on Milkwood Road, is a cosy, inviting spot where sushi lovers can dive into a buffet of fresh, delicious dishes for just £26.80 per person. The buffet includes a tempting variety of sushi and Japanese dishes, along with a sweet ending featuring ice cream and mochi for dessert.
While drinks aren't included, the small, independent spot offers a selection of wines to complement your meal. And if you prefer to bring your own bottle, they have you covered with a service fee of just £8.00.
Tsukiji Sushi Fusion
- Location: Fulham and Tooting Broadway
- Best for: Instagrammable platters
Tsukiji Sushi Fusion in Fulham and Tooting Broadway bring the authentic flavours of Japan to the heart of West London, offering a dining experience that’s both traditional and excitingly unique. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, blending classic Japanese elements with a modern twist, creating the perfect setting for any meal.
For those with big appetites, Tsukiji’s all-you-can-eat buffet
is an absolute must-try. For just £27.50 per person, guests can
indulge in a wide variety of mouthwatering dishes, from a
comforting bowl of miso soup to crispy chicken gyoza, prawn
tempura, maki, and tantalising rolls like the spicy tuna uramaki
and spicy salmon dragon rolls.
Eat with your eyes at Tsukiji Sushi Fusion.
FAQs
How much
does all-you-can-eat or unlimited sushi cost in
London?
Price for all-you-can-eat sushi varies by venue and format. Budget-friendly spots like Sushi Eatery Soho start from around £29.80 per person, mid-range options like Sushi Salsa and Ai Sushi sit around £26-£30, while premium experiences such as CLAP London's weekend sushi spreads are £45 per person. Most venues charge a flat per-head rate regardless of how much you eat.
Is there a time limit at London's all-you-can-eat sushi places?
Yes — most London all you can eat sushi restaurants operate a timed sitting, typically 90 minutes. Always check the specific restaurant's terms when booking, and be aware that some venues charge for unfinished dishes to reduce food waste.
Do I need to book unlimited sushi in London in advance?
Booking ahead is strongly recommended, especially for weekend sittings and group visits. For any all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant in London, booking online in advance via DesignMyNight is always the safest bet.
What's the difference between all-you-can-eat sushi and bottomless sushi in London?
The terms are often used interchangeably, but there's a subtle difference. All you can eat (AYCE) typically means ordering from a set menu in rounds — you choose dishes, they're brought to your table, and you repeat until your time is up for an unlimited sushi experience. Bottomless sushi usually pairs food with free-flowing drinks for a set duration. Our all-you-can-eat sushi guide focuses on unlimited food offerings available to book today, but some venues like CLAP offer bottomless drinks at the same time for an additional fee.
Is there vegan or vegetarian all-you-can-eat sushi in London?
Yes — several AYCE sushi restaurants in London cater to plant-based diners. Inamo includes vegan options within its unlimited menu, including the red dragon roll and vegan salmon onigiri. Sushi Eatery Soho uses nearly 95% locally sourced products and offers vegetarian-friendly dishes as part of its daily-changing menu. Always check with the restaurant directly when booking if you have specific dietary requirements.
Hungry for more? Check out our
guide to sushi brunches to explore bottomless sushi
options.
