Tabu London is a great destination for a fun night out in London. It has two floors, the lounge is called Yuki by Tabu and is located at the upper level. Meanwhile, the club itself is called Tabu London and is located on the lower floor. Looking for more info? This Tabu London review will give you an idea on what to expect, as well as, how to book a Tabu London table.

Yuki by Tabu is a modern Japanese-themed cocktail lounge. The cocktail menu is guaranteed to have you stumped with all the great choices, from a Osaka Mule to a Matchatini, the Japan-inspired menu isn’t one to miss. And what would a Japanese-themed lounge be without sake. There is an extensive selection of the finest sakes to pick from either by the glass or bottle. If the cocktails don’t make you full, fear not, there is also sushi. The sushi is freshly made by a chef on-site and is a great way to start your night.

Tabu London, on the lower ground, is a stark difference from the Yuki by Tabu. You’re teleported into a scene from the movie Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift. An underground, hidden part in a street alley of Tokyo is what it feels like (in a good way).

The bottle shows in Tabu London are not to be missed. Giant Pikachu’s, Pac Mans, Super Mario characters and more of our favourite video game characters are lit up with lasers, sparklers, and flashing lights. What’s even more impressive is that the shows are constantly evolving with time, and you can always expect to be surprised no matter how many nights you go.

Hip-hop, R&B, and top charters are played in Tabu London. There is also a live MC to keep the hype going. Their resident DJs are some of London’s best DJs. If you have the budget, you can book a table right behind the DJ and experience the ultimate VIP treatment with your very own large booth table.

Tabu is located on Dover Street, right across the 5-star Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Mayfair. It’s in London’s most prestige locations, rightfully soon. Table bookings are highly recommended for a premium experience.