The story
The Fuji Grill, situated on Sloane Street in Belgravia, London, is a Japanese restaurant that brings a fresh perspective to dining in the city. It operates within the Beaverbrook Townhouse, a setting that blends clubby comfort with contemporary style. The restaurant has earned a Michelin Recommended distinction, a nod to its considered approach to Japanese cuisine.
The kitchen introduces Tapasu, a dining concept that marries the precision of Japanese cooking with the convivial spirit of tapas. The menu is built around small plates and sharing dishes, designed to be enjoyed family-style. This approach makes the food accessible, whether you are a seasoned sushi enthusiast or new to the cuisine.
A signature offering is the Temaki, hand-rolled sushi characterised by its taco-like shape, typical of Northern Japan. The à la carte menu leans into this trend, featuring bite-sized hand rolls and other small plates meant for the table. For a deeper experience, the 12-course Omakase is available every evening. "Omakase" translates to "I leave it up to you," and here it represents a journey through modern Japanese specialities, crafted by the restaurant's sushi chefs using authentic techniques.
Beyond dinner, The Fuji Grill offers a Japanese Afternoon Tea, a contemporary twist on the tradition that pairs signature temaki with house-made patisserie and premium Japanese loose-leaf teas. Lunch options include set menus and bento boxes, with vegan, meat, and fish choices. The restaurant also features a notable sake list and counter dining, making it a versatile spot for everything from a quick lunch to a leisurely evening exploring modern Japanese flavours.
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