

When it comes to sushi in Brighton there is only one real option for many of the city’s residents. Moshimo Brighton is the premier sushi and Japanese restaurant, and one of the city’s most popular eating destinations. From the eye-catching architecture to the sensational sushi dishes, eating at Moshimo is an immersive experience that offers an authentic taste of traditional Japanese cuisine with a modern twist. Underpinning everything is an ethos of serving only the freshest fish and seasonal ingredients available, prepared on site with skill, and a passion for creating elegant dishes that are bold in their simplicity.
Modern diner with sliding screens that can open to the outside and a deck with Japanese-style seats.
Hours
| Friday | 12–10 PM |
| Saturday | 12–10 PM |
| Sunday | 12–6 PM |
| Monday | 12–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–10 PM |
| Thursday | 12–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Bartholomew Square, MOSHIMO, Brighton BN1 1JS, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1273 719195
Website: http://www.moshimo.co.uk/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Reservations: moshimo.co.uk
Order: Order online
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Related Web Results
MOSHIMO – Japanese & Sushi Restaurant in Brighton
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Reviews
My wife had a chicken katsu burger… oh my lord! Amazing.
Plum wine
The conveyor to pull off plates is also a really nice touch.
There’s four of us having lunch, all equally impressed.
Highly recommended!
From including from the menu and from the sushi conveyor belt. Limited beer options but that’s to be expected.
This visit was quite a letdown overall. The restaurant felt unclean, and the bathrooms were unpleasant with two taps not working and no tissues available to dry hands.
The food was below expectations. The ribs, which were advertised as “fall off the bone,” were hard, dry and chewy. The sauce did not help, and I had to send them back. The chicken katsu was bland and served somewhat cold, as was the rice, even though the waiter said it had been freshly made. The sushi was another disappointment, with very overcooked rice that ruined the texture, although the salmon and avocado inside were fresh and enjoyable.
There were a few positives. The presentation of the dishes was very nice. The vegetable tempura had a lovely batter and the gluten free option was inclusive and thoughtful. The gyoza were soft and the sauce paired well. I also appreciated that gluten free soy sauce was available.
Service was another weak point. The waiters mostly stood around chatting to each other, and a member of our group had to get up twice to get their attention because they were not paying attention to tables.
In summary, while there were some nice touches, the poor hygiene, disappointing food and inattentive service make this a place I would not recommend.
Food was exceptionally good, as it always is here. Great value, especially with the annual members card. Fantastic variety, catering for veggies and vegans too, yay!
Would love a bit more vegan protein that isn’t fake meat, but hey, I’m not complaining, just gently suggesting!
Staff are always friendly, capable, available and competent.
All in all a reliably fantastic restaurant with great prices, wonderful food, super service and a friendly vibe.
Highly recommended!
We got the bento boxes and some Japanese tapas- worked out £20 pp and we were absolutely stuffed. They have a sushi conveyor belt if that’s what ur into, and although we didn’t have it, it was a novel experience to see it all happen. Would absolutely recommend.