Lowest available rateAAA-CAA RateGovernment RateSenior Citizen RatePromotional CodeE-CertCorporate Account IDTravel Agency ID Enter Code or ID Or review or change a specific reservation View All Rates & Packages Ichi Sushi & Sashimi Bar Ichi Sushi & Sashimi Bar serves London guests fresh fareSpecialising purely in sushi and sashimi, Ichi Sushi’s menu can be summed up in three words: fresh, simple and delicious. True sushi aficionados appreciate the just-caught freshness found in the selection of fish and the outstanding quality of the restaurant’s rice. With its impressive views of Big Ben, Ichi Sushi & Sashimi Bar makes London travellers feel like they're dining at an intimate, upscale Tokyo sushi bar. All of the dishes are made to order at the counter by the restaurant’s team of experienced sushi chefs. This intimate London sushi restaurant is cool and contemporary in design with a choice of seating at the sushi bar, where you can watch the skilled sushi chefs, or at tables throughout the restaurant.

This South Bank Japanese restaurant is ideally located near the London Eye, Houses of Parliament, National Theatre and Royal Festival Hall. Reservations and private hireMake an online reservation by visiting the Ichi Sushi & Sashimi Bar dedicated website. This Japanese restaurant can accommodate larger groups and is available for private hire. Reviews and recommendationsView the reviews, awards and recommendations for Ichi Sushi & Sashimi Bar. Contact Ichi Sushi & Sashimi Bar: +44 (0) 20 7620 7373 Ichi Sushi & Sashimi Bar has been awarded Certificate of Excellence 2016If you're looking for the best places to eat in London, we're your guide. From pop-ups to established spots; hidden away places to gluten-free, vegan, vegetarian delights, here's our selection of the best places to eat and drink in London: London's Best Themed Restaurants London's Best Bars With Skyline Views London Has The World's Best Food, But Challenges Are On The Way You May Not Have Heard About These Restaurants

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Here are the best places to get you as sozzled as your sausages. — The Great Exhibition (@TheGreatExhibit) March 1, 2015 This purse-friendly brunch at a cosy East Dulwich pub offers bottomless Mimosas or Bloody Marys, bottomless tea or coffee, bottomless toast, and a main all for just £20. A classy affair, indulge in a two- or even three-course set brunch at the swanky hotel and wash it down with bottomless Bellinis, Mimosas or prosecco for an extra £15. MORE: 11 sweet, sweet brunch ideas you’ll want to make right now 3. New Street Grill at Old Bengal Warehouse £15 for free flowing prosecco, plus options including blueberry crumpets with bacon, and lobster mac ‘n’ cheese. It may be at the pricey end of the brunch scale, but for £55 per person you get unlimited Veuve Clicquot Brut NV champagne (plus house wine or beer if that’s not your thing) plus a wide range of dishes such as luxury sushi and sashimi, yakitori, noodles, and mochi ice-cream.

Amazing value at £10 for bottomless prosecco with your brunch, soak up the bubbles with some bubble & squeak or a full English at this Shoreditch restaurant. It's #SundayBrunch time tomorrow and the first Sunday in the new year! Why not come round to Forge and enjoy it with a #FullEnglishBreakfast! Thanks to @johnstallard for the picture #shoreditch #sunday #breakfast A photo posted by Forge & Co. (@forgeandco) on Jan 3, 2015 at 2:42pm PST Not only does this Japanese-style brunch include bottomless prosecco and red or white wine, it also offers unlimited hot and cold signature dishes, a cocktail on arrival; chips, dips, and edamame for just £39/£46 per person. This little piggy became flesh… served with mustard miso and apple pickle. A photo posted by Flesh&Buns (@fleshandbuns) on Mar 13, 2015 at 4:17am PDT Who doesn’t like pizza for breakfast? For £48 per person, you can stuff your face with a three course brunch including breads, jams, antipasti meat platters and brunch pizzas, followed by sweet dessert pizzas topped with fresh fruit and mascarpone.

Plus there is live entertainment on a stage with crowd-sourced karaoke. Another refreshingly alternative brunch option based in Covent Garden, this restaurant offers £10 prosecco refills alongside a Peruvian brunch menu. 9. Bourne & Hollingsworth Buildings Wash your eggs benny down with bottomless Bloody Marys for £15, or bottomless Bellinis for £16 at this great little Farringdon restaurant. Pancakes for brunch at Bourne and Hollingsworth Buildings #pancakes #brunch #breakfast #foodie #instafood #igers #yummy #berries #clerkenwell #london #restaurants A photo posted by Bourne & Hollingsworth (@bourneandhollingsworth) on Feb 23, 2015 at 7:22am PST Move straight on to Sunday roasts at The Gaslight Grill and indulge in unlimited Bloody Marys at a DIY Bloody Mary bar featuring home-infused vodka, gin, tequila, and whiskey for £20 per person. This Canary Wharf restaurant offers bottomless raspberry bellinis, Bloody Marys, prosecco, white wine, red wine, or rosé for £20.