The Fuji Grill

Refined Japanese Dining Steps from Sloane Square

Set within the elegant Beaverbrook Town House on Sloane Street, The Fuji Grill offers an intimate, upscale Japanese dining experience in the heart of London. Just a short stroll from concert hotspots like Cadogan Hall and Royal Albert Hall, this chic spot blends old-world charm with modern culinary flair. Expect a sleek, tranquil atmosphere with polished service and beautifully presented dishes—from sushi and sashimi to robata-grilled delights.

Why Concert-goers love it

Whether you're heading to a classical concert or an acoustic gig, The Fuji Grill is the perfect pre-show destination. Its quiet, refined vibe offers a calm retreat before the music starts, while its proximity to major venues makes getting to your seat on time a breeze. Service is attentive and efficient, so you can enjoy a high-quality meal without feeling rushed.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends looking for a stylish spot to kick off the night
• Solo travelers wanting a serene, elevated experience
• Couples planning a romantic evening out around a concert date
• Fans in search of a sophisticated, pre-show atmosphere
• Budget-conscious music fans who don’t mind splurging a little for top-notch quality

What People Say

Diners praise the exquisite presentation and freshness of the sushi, calling it some of the best in London. Many mention the peaceful ambiance and the feeling of being tucked away from the bustle, yet still close to the action. The staff earns high marks for being knowledgeable and courteous, with several guests noting they felt well taken care of from start to finish.

Areas for Improvement

Some reviewers mention that prices are on the higher end, and the menu can be limited compared to larger Japanese restaurants. It’s also a relatively small space, so it’s a good idea to book in advance, especially before a big show.

The Bottom Line

For concert-goers seeking a quiet, elegant meal just minutes from the music, The Fuji Grill delivers a refined Japanese experience that's worth arriving early for.