Sushi Masa Willesden Green

Fresh, Fast Sushi Just Minutes from the Action

Casual and cozy, Sushi Masa Willesden Green is a local gem in northwest London offering classic Japanese fare with a focus on sushi and sashimi. Tucked along Walm Lane and just a short tube ride from central London’s major concert venues, it’s a smart stop for fresh, satisfying bites before the show. The restaurant serves an extensive menu of maki, nigiri, and Japanese small plates, all at wallet-friendly prices and with impressively swift service.

Why Concert-goers love it

Quick turnaround times and consistent food quality make Sushi Masa a go-to for concert-goers on a schedule. It’s close enough to the action without the central London crowds, and the relaxed, low-key vibe means you can enjoy your meal without competing with loud music or packed tables. With generous portions and efficient service, it’s ideal for squeezing in dinner before the doors open.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends craving a casual sushi feast
• Solo travelers looking for a quick and delicious bite
• Couples wanting a cozy stop before a night out
• Fans seeking a chill pre-show atmosphere
• Budget-conscious music lovers who don’t want to sacrifice quality

What People Say

Reviews on TripAdvisor and OpenTable consistently praise the freshness of the fish, the value for money, and the friendly, efficient staff. Diners love the generous sushi sets, variety of rolls, and the authentic feel that’s hard to find without heading into central London. Many note Sushi Masa as a “hidden gem” and a repeat favorite for locals and visitors alike.

Areas for Improvement

The dining room is on the smaller side, so it can feel a bit tight during peak hours. Reservations aren’t always available, so arriving early is wise. Some guests mention the interior is more functional than fancy—but the focus here is clearly on the food.

The Bottom Line

If you’re after affordable, high-quality sushi and a stress-free pre-show meal near London’s live music scene, Sushi Masa Willesden Green hits all the right notes.