Ohayo Sushi Bar

Head down Mill Road towards the station and you'll find Ohayo tucked in among the independent shops and cafes that make this stretch worth the walk. It's the kind of place where they take their sushi seriously—no fusion nonsense, no theatrical dry ice, just honest nigiri and maki done well. The counter setup means you can watch them work, and honestly, it's worth timing your visit around quieter periods if you want to chat with the chefs. At ££, you're getting proper value for sushi that doesn't taste like it's been sitting under a heat lamp.