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An exclusive 15-seater omakase counter in West London, located in a 'Bond villain’s eyrie' at the former BBC TV Centre, known for offering arguably the best and most difficult-to-reserve omakase experience in the city.
A celebrated sushi master who helms Endo at the Rotunda, renowned for his exceptional omakase creations.
Last updated: 6/30/2026, 3:04:44 AM
Endo at the Rotunda offers an intimate and refined omakase experience with only 11 seats, located on the 8th floor of the iconic former BBC Television Centre. Led by Chef Endo Kazutoshi, it's known for its 'sushi in the clouds' concept, focusing on exceptional quality ingredients and an interactive, memorable dining journey.
Customers consistently praise the exceptional quality of the sushi, often calling it the best they've ever had, highlighting the fresh ingredients and perfect execution. Chef Endo's engaging personality and the intimate atmosphere contribute to a unique and memorable experience. However, some reviews mention very high prices (around £360 per person) and significant dissatisfaction with service, citing rude staff, long delays between courses, and feeling mistreated, particularly regarding photography policies.
The restaurant is situated on the 8th floor of The Helios building within the Television Centre, offering panoramic views. It is currently temporarily closed following a fire, with a pop-up operating at Annabel's.
Reservations are highly sought after and released exclusively through the restaurant's website. Due to its limited seating and high demand, booking well in advance is essential.
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