SUSHISAMBA Covent Garden

SUSHISAMBA Covent Garden doesn't sit inside the Market Building so much as crown it. Perched on the Opera Terrace beneath Eric Parry's glass roof, running the full east side of the Grade II listed structure, the restaurant looks out across the Piazza from a position that makes the most of London's most theatrical public square. Inside, the tri-cultural fusion of Japanese, Brazilian, and Peruvian cuisine plays out across a theatre-style open kitchen, robata grill, and high-energy sushi bar, with a living ceiling of South American and Japanese plants overhead and dramatic black and white marble underfoot.

Cuisine as Event Centrepiece

The fusion concept works because the execution matches the ambition. Chef-curated menus cover everything from sushi and sashimi to Brazilian churrasco and Peruvian anticuchos, with one of the world's largest sake lists and a serious Japanese whisky collection behind the bar. For event planners, this means the food and drink programme does the heavy lifting — guests don't need additional entertainment when the culinary experience is this distinctive.

Spaces Within SUSHISAMBA

The Private Dining Room in the South Pavilion — one of the oldest parts of the original market — seats 15 at a circular handmade table with a private balcony overlooking the Piazza. It's intimate, beautifully finished, and equipped with AV for corporate use. The hidden Speakeasy bar adds a 30-person venue-within-a-venue for networking and VIP occasions. Semi-private restaurant hire (up to 80 standing) lets events tap into the full restaurant atmosphere, and exclusive hire opens the entire space for up to 300 standing.

Covent Garden's Premium Event Address

Two minutes from Covent Garden tube, SUSHISAMBA sits in one of London's most footfall-rich locations. The combination of architectural setting, culinary identity, and the Piazza views creates an event experience that starts at arrival and runs through every course. For client entertainment, milestone celebrations, and corporate dining where the venue should be memorable in its own right, SUSHISAMBA Covent Garden sets a standard that few London restaurants can match.