Best Sushi Making Classes In London

After a Japanese sushi making class in London for kids? Then check out the brilliant workshops on offer at Sticks'n'Sushi, whether you're in Wimbledon, Islington, Chelsea or Greenwich. Aimed at children eight to 12 years old, these sessions are led by a helpful and patient instructor who'll teach your little ones how to make authentic Japanese bites.

They'll create a kappa hosomaki roll, a pink Alaska uramaki roll and two pieces of shake nigiri during the 90 minutes. Squash will be provided throughout, and they'll leave with a goodie bag containing a certificate, their bandana, a rolling mat, chopsticks and a chocolate fish, as well as an educational Japanese number and phrase sheet - all included in the £40 ticket price.

Located in Fitzrovia, Sican is a vibrant Nikkei restaurant that flawlessly combines Japanese and Peruvian cuisines. They offer one of the best value sushi making masterclasses around, as the £40 price includes bottomless bubbles for 90 minutes.

The immersive workshop is led by their expert chefs, who'll teach you how to make sushi rolls, nigiri and sashimi, infused with both Japanese and Peruvian flavours. You'll get to enjoy all these tasty bites afterwards, while sipping bubbles or cocktails.

Want to level up your next sushi making course in London? Then add on a little sake, courtesy of Inamo Soho. This unique Japanese restaurant is best known for its interactive screens on the tables, but they also host their sushi and sake masterclasses every single Tuesday evening, costing £39.95 per person to attend.

Don your apron and get stuck into creating nigiri and salmon maki, guided by their talented chefs. You'll then get to devour these bites during the sake tasting that follows, where you'll get to sample four different drinks from the premium Akashi-Tai range - from a hot honjozo genshu to a sweet plum blend.

With participating venues everywhere from Bromley to Kingston, and even inside Selfridges, the YO! Sushi School is the perfect place to master your culinary skills. They run these sessions every Wednesday evening, with both adults and kids tickets available (from £24.95 each).

You'll begin with an Asahi, a glass of prosecco or a soft drink, before learning more about Japanese cooking from their sushi master. You'll be taught to make the likes of salmon nigiri, cucumber maki, crunchy California rolls and more - with a vegetarian menu available too. Plus, there'll be delicious edamame and gyoza to share.