Inko Nito London

Robatayaki Flair in the Heart of Soho

Located on bustling Broadwick Street in Soho, Inko Nito London is a modern, industrial-chic restaurant bringing a playful twist to traditional Japanese robatayaki grilling. Just a short walk from many of London’s top concert venues, this stylish spot blends bold flavors with a laid-back vibe, making it a hot pick for music lovers looking for a pre- or post-show bite.

The open kitchen and communal tables create an energetic dining experience, while the wood-fired grill adds smoky depth to every dish. With a focus on sharing plates, Inko Nito is all about sociable dining, whether you’re heading to a gig with friends or flying solo.

Why Concert-goers love it

Inko Nito ticks all the right boxes for concert-goers: it’s close to major West End venues, offers fast, friendly service, and has a menu designed for sharing and snacking. The casual yet trendy vibe makes it easy to drop in before a show, and with its central location, you won’t have to rush your meal to make curtain time. Bonus: the noise level is lively but not overwhelming—perfect for amping up the night without losing your voice in conversation.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends looking to fuel up before a night out
• Solo travelers wanting a cool spot to dine near the action
• Couples on a romantic weekend escape
• Fans who want a hip and happening pre-show atmosphere
• Budget-conscious concert-goers who still want quality eats

What People Say

Reviewers love the creative small plates—especially the beef short rib, Korean fried cauliflower, and signature nigaki sushi. Guests praise the chill but polished atmosphere and the friendly, attentive service. Many note it’s a perfect find for a “quick but quality meal” and highlight the good value for central London dining. The robata-grilled dishes earn high marks for flavor and presentation.

Areas for Improvement

Some diners mention that portions can be on the smaller side, especially for heartier appetites. A few guests found the menu a bit too adventurous if you're a picky eater, and it can get busy during peak times—so booking ahead is wise. But most agree the overall experience is worth it.

The Bottom Line

If you're looking for bold Japanese flavors and a vibrant setting just minutes from London’s top music venues, Inko Nito is a solid pre-show pick that delivers on taste, style, and convenience.