If you’re visiting London and looking for sushi in Soho, OKA Kingly Court is right in the centre of one of the West End’s busiest shopping, dining and entertainment areas.
Located on the first floor of Kingly Court, Carnaby Street, London W1B 5PW, OKA serves handmade sushi, sashimi, robata-grilled dishes and contemporary Pan-Asian plates. Its central location makes it an easy choice for lunch or dinner while exploring Carnaby Street, Regent Street, Soho or the West End.
Where Is OKA Kingly Court?
Kingly Court is a three-storey dining courtyard located between Carnaby Street and Kingly Street, with access from Carnaby Street, Kingly Street and Beak Street. Once inside, head to the first floor to find OKA.
For visitors exploring Kingly Court Soho, the restaurant is within walking distance of Oxford Street, Regent Street, Piccadilly Circus and several West End theatres.
From Oxford Circus – Around 5 Minutes’ Walk
Oxford Circus is served by the Central, Victoria and Bakerloo lines. From the station, head towards Regent Street and Carnaby Street before entering Kingly Court.
This is a convenient route if you’re shopping around Oxford Street or Regent Street before your visit.
From Piccadilly Circus – Around 5 Minutes’ Walk
Piccadilly Circus is served by the Piccadilly and Bakerloo lines. Walk north towards Soho and Carnaby Street to reach Kingly Court.
The route also makes OKA easy to reach if you’re visiting Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square or heading to a West End show.
From Tottenham Court Road – Around 8 Minutes’ Walk
Tottenham Court Road is served by the Central, Northern and Elizabeth lines. Walk towards Soho and Carnaby Street, with Kingly Court around eight minutes away.
Why Visit Carnaby Street?
Carnaby Street is known for its place in London’s fashion and music history, particularly during the Swinging Sixties. Today, the pedestrianised area brings together shops, independent businesses, restaurants and bars.
If you’re researching Carnaby Street restaurants before your trip, Kingly Court is a useful place to know. Its three floors are dedicated to dining, with a variety of cuisines just off the main shopping street.
What You Should Try at OKA
If you’re looking for a Japanese restaurant in Soho, OKA’s menu gives you plenty to explore beyond the classics.
Start with the Dragon Roll, made with prawn tempura, asparagus, spicy mayo and avocado, or try the Salmon Truffle Roll with seared salmon, crispy onion and truffle mayo. For sharing, the Rainbow Roll combines tuna, salmon, hamachi, avocado and prawns.
Beyond sushi, dishes worth trying include the Hamachi Ceviche, Miso Orange Broccoli, Miso Black Cod, Bulgogi Beef Fillet and grilled Black Tiger king prawns.
You can see the latest dishes on the Kingly Court menus.
Eating Around Carnaby Street and Soho
There are plenty of Carnaby restaurants to choose from, but OKA’s location makes it particularly convenient if you want Japanese and Pan-Asian food without moving away from the main sights.
Regent Street, The London Palladium and Piccadilly Theatre are all nearby, so lunch or dinner can easily fit around shopping, sightseeing or theatre plans.
You can also find OKA on the official Soho website for more information about its Kingly Court location.
Plan Your Visit to OKA Kingly Court
OKA Kingly Court is open Monday to Sunday from 12pm until 10.30pm.
Whether you’re searching for sushi in Soho, comparing Kingly Court restaurants or exploring places to eat around Carnaby Street, OKA offers sushi and Pan-Asian dishes in a central location that’s easy to reach from three major Tube stations.
Explore OKA Kingly Court or browse the Kingly Court menus before your visit.