Nori Club
Fresh sushi platters and hot ramen bowls for a refined event.
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Fresh sushi platters and hot ramen bowls for a refined event.
Hand-rolled sushi and sashimi, prepared live by trained chefs.
Japanese street food — katsu, gyoza, and donburi bowls made to order.
Hand-rolled sushi and sashimi, prepared live by trained chefs.
Fresh sushi platters and hot ramen bowls for a refined event.
Fresh sushi platters and hot ramen bowls for a refined event.
Japanese street food — katsu, gyoza, and donburi bowls made to order.
Japanese street food — katsu, gyoza, and donburi bowls made to order.
Hand-rolled sushi and sashimi, prepared live by trained chefs.
Japanese street food — katsu, gyoza, and donburi bowls made to order.
Fresh sushi platters and hot ramen bowls for a refined event.
Hand-rolled sushi and sashimi, prepared live by trained chefs.
Japanese street food — katsu, gyoza, and donburi bowls made to order.
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Nori Club and Bento Company are my top picks for Japanese catering in Notting Hill — both handle up to 180 guests, cover a solid range of dietary needs including gluten-free and vegan options, and come in at accessible starting rates around £900–£950. I'd lean towards Nori Club as the slightly friendlier entry point on price, with Bento Company a strong alternative if dairy-free provision is a priority for your group. The wider shortlist, including the nearby Sakura Street in Brent at just 2.3 miles, gives you plenty of room to match budget and logistics as your plans take shape.