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Dinings

Name: Dinings
Address: 22 Harcourt St, London, England, GB

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Sara

March 15, 2019

Dinings has a reputation larger than its compact Marylebone setting for great (and pricey) Japanese food with innovative flourishes. Booking highly advisable. Once one of Marylebone’s best-kept secrets, Dinings now has a reputation larger than its compact, converted-townhouse setting. Getting a table in the basement is unlikely without a booking, but if you’re lucky there may be a spare stool at the street-level sushi counter. If you’re not keen on small spaces, then you may just like the ground floor better – it’s brighter with more windows. Whatever your thoughts on the venue itself, the food is indisputably excellent.

Sarah

July 26, 2013

A tiny, popular restaurant which serves authentic Persian cuisine (giant flat breads scattered with salad and grilled meat). Good inexpensive food in simple surroundings.

Dr. Charanjit

September 18, 2018

Former Nobu chef Masaki Sugisaki now has outposts of Dinings in the well-heeled honeypots of Chelsea and Tel Aviv but this cramped Marylebone townhouse is where he established himself as one of London’s most inventive Japanese chefs. Fish from Cornish dayboats is crafted into finely wrought sushi and sashimi at a ground-floor counter, potato tacos might be filled with lobster with jalapeño mayonnaise, while hot stuff includes Wagyu steak with wasabi salsa. Book well ahead: the tiny dimensions mean this is not somewhere to drop into on the off-chance.