SUSHISAMBA

Two panoramic glass elevators climb Heron Tower at five metres per second, the City falling away through the glass until guests step out on the 38th floor into a restaurant where the view spans from Wembley in the west to Olympic Park in the east and the Thames winding south. SUSHISAMBA occupies the 38th and 39th floors of 110 Bishopsgate — a position that places events genuinely above the London skyline rather than merely alongside it.

Japanese-Brazilian-Peruvian Fusion at SUSHISAMBA

The culinary identity is as distinctive as the elevation. Japanese, Brazilian, and Peruvian cuisines converge across a menu of sushi, churrasco, ceviche, and robata-grilled dishes — all prepared in-house with an open kitchen and robata grill creating live culinary theatre within the dining space. One of the world's largest premium sake collections sits alongside pisco, cachaça, and signature cocktails. All catering is handled in-house — no external caterers, no dry hire — but the SUSHISAMBA name carries culinary credibility that most venue catering operations don't approach.

Event Spaces Across Two Floors at SUSHISAMBA

The 38th-floor Main Dining Room is the largest space: double-height ceilings with distinctive pendant lighting, floor-to-ceiling windows, and two outdoor terraces. The East Terrace is Europe's highest outdoor dining terrace. The Tree Terrace features a 26-foot custom sculptural orange tree, outdoor fire pit, and wood banquettes. Indoor-outdoor flow runs throughout.

Above, on the 39th floor, the SAMBAROOM bar and private dining room offer a more intimate register — a suspended central table, plush lounge seating, and its own entrance and cloakroom. Combined via a sweeping staircase, exclusive hire across both floors handles up to 400 guests with the kind of variety — restaurant, terraces, cocktail bar, private dining — that multi-space events typically require multiple venues to achieve.

Events at SUSHISAMBA Heron Tower

Corporate entertaining, product launches, Christmas parties, brand activations, wedding receptions, and milestone celebrations all use the space. The views create impact that arrives before any programme begins and stays with guests long after. The alcohol licence runs until 3am. Liverpool Street station sits at the base of Heron Tower, and the EC2 address places events in the City's commercial core.