Mayha London

Mayha London Mayha London is a restaurant located on Chiltern Street. The venue shares highlights from its menu and behind-the-scenes moments, including fresh sashimi selections such as hiramasa (kingfish/yellowtail) and hamachi, alongside signature drinks like a margarita infused with fresh melon and tequila. Mayha London has also introduced an omakase menu experience, presented as being shaped by seasonal flavours.

Recent social media posts

Our team is taking a well deserved break for the summer ☀️, see you back on September 15th! 🍣
17/08/2026

Our team is taking a well deserved break for the summer ☀️, see you back on September 15th! 🍣

Our spring menu is now served! 🐇🌸
26/03/2026

Our spring menu is now served! 🐇🌸

Happy New Year from all of us ♥️
01/01/2026

Happy New Year from all of us ♥️

Behind the scenes 🥢
30/12/2025

Behind the scenes 🥢

Merry Christmas from all of us at Mayha ♥️🐇
25/12/2025

Merry Christmas from all of us at Mayha ♥️🐇

A day at Mayha 🐇♥️
25/11/2025

A day at Mayha 🐇♥️

We infuse fresh melon with tequila and blend it into our signature margarita 🍸
18/11/2025

We infuse fresh melon with tequila and blend it into our signature margarita 🍸

Fresh Hiramasa sashimi — Kingfish, also known as Yellowtail 🐠
24/09/2025

Fresh Hiramasa sashimi — Kingfish, also known as Yellowtail 🐠

Happy Autumn Solstice 🍂 Discover our new omakase menu shaped by the season’s richest flavours. Book your seat at the cou...
22/09/2025

Happy Autumn Solstice 🍂 Discover our new omakase menu shaped by the season’s richest flavours. Book your seat at the counter 🐇

Fresh Hamachi sashimi 🐇
15/09/2025

Fresh Hamachi sashimi 🐇

Address

43 Chiltern Street
London
W1U 6LS

Mayha London, Chiltern Street, London

Public transport (recommended)
- From Marylebone Station (Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan): Walk west along Marylebone Road toward Baker Street, then continue to Chiltern Street. Approx. 8–12 minutes on foot.
- From Baker Street Station (Bakerloo, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan): Exit toward Baker Street/Chiltern Street area and walk to Chiltern Street. Approx. 10–15 minutes on foot.
- From Paddington Station (Circle/Hammersmith & City/Elizabeth line): Take the Circle/Hammersmith & City line one stop to Baker Street or use local buses toward Marylebone/Baker Street area; then walk to Chiltern Street. Typical total time: 20–35 minutes depending on connections.
- Bus options: Use routes serving Baker Street or Marylebone Road stops, then walk a short distance to Chiltern Street.

Driving
- Set your sat-nav to “Chiltern Street, London” and follow local road signage into the Marylebone/Baker Street area.
- Expect congestion and limited parking availability nearby; allow extra time for traffic.

Parking
- Look for nearby pay-and-display bays along surrounding streets in the Marylebone/Baker Street area (availability varies).
- Consider using a nearby public car park in the Baker Street/Marylebone vicinity if street parking is full.
- Note that many nearby streets may have resident permit restrictions and/or controlled zones—check signs carefully before leaving your vehicle.

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What people say

Mayha London on Chiltern Street is a standout restaurant for anyone who enjoys thoughtfully prepared Japanese-inspired dishes with a modern, flavour-forward touch. The team’s social updates highlight a strong focus on freshness and craft, from beautifully presented sashimi selections to carefully composed menu moments that feel both refined and welcoming.

A recurring highlight is the quality of the raw fish offerings. Guests can look forward to fresh Hiramasa sashimi (Kingfish/Yellowtail) and Hamachi sashimi, both of which reflect an emphasis on clean flavours and careful sourcing. There’s also plenty of creativity in the drink menu, including a signature margarita featuring fresh melon infused with tequila—an inventive pairing that balances sweetness and brightness with a smooth finish.

Mayha London also shows real attention to detail behind the scenes, suggesting a kitchen that takes pride in preparation and presentation. Overall, it comes across as a place where you can enjoy elevated Japanese dining in a lively setting, with menus that feel curated rather than generic.