What are the best mushroom dishes in London?

Based on diner recommendations, the best mushroom dish in London is at Levan. We compared 12 restaurants serving mushroom dishes.

How much do mushroom dishes cost in London?

Mushroom dish prices in London range from £4.50 to £135.00 across 12 restaurants.

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Best Mushroom Dishes in London

12 restaurants compared

Price range: £4.50 – £135.00

Avg recommendation: 89%

Top 5 Mushroom Dishes in London (Quick Answer)

Based on diner recommendations across 12 restaurants:

Mushroom Tempura at Levan, £11.00 (Peckham)
Delica Squash Curry at Tempo, £19.00 (Bethnal Green)
Shroomy at Dough Hands, £13.00 (Nunhead)
Sweetbreads with Morel Mushrooms at Josephine, £28.00 (Chelsea)
Porto-shroom Taco at Masa Tacos — 92% recommended, £4.50 (Seven Dials Market)

Scroll down for detailed comparisons, prices, and diner tips for each restaurant.

All 12 Mushroom Dishes

Mushroom Tempura

Levan

Peckham·$$$

£11.00

Lightly battered and fried mushrooms served with a dipping sauce.

Tip: Pair this with the Comte frites for a strong vegetarian start. The dipping sauce has enough acidity to balance the fried elements.

Delica Squash Curry

Tempo

Bethnal Green·$$

£19.00

Vegan curry with delica squash, shimeji mushrooms, coconut milk and galangal.

Tip: This works as a main for one vegan diner or as a shared side alongside the chicken skewers and beef. The galangal gives it a warmth that is different from regular ginger.

Shroomy

Dough Hands

Nunhead·$$

£13.00

Soy-roasted mushrooms, taleggio, tarragon, and garlic on a thin crispy base.

Tip: The soy-roasted mushrooms give this a meaty, savoury depth that most veggie pizzas lack. Do not dismiss it because it is the vegetarian option.

Sweetbreads with Morel Mushrooms

Josephine

Chelsea·$$$

£28.00

Creamy veal sweetbreads with earthy morel mushroom sauce.

Tip: The sweetbreads are crispy outside and tender inside — soak up the buttery morel sauce with bread. Hardens calls this dish superb.

#592% recommend

Porto-shroom Taco

Masa Tacos

Seven Dials Market·$

£4.50

Grilled portobello mushroom with pico de gallo and adobo crema.

Tip: The blue corn tortilla has a slightly nuttier flavor than the yellow one, which pairs perfectly with the earthy mushrooms.

#690% recommend

Mushroom & Pecorino Flatbread

Chestnut Bakery

Belgravia·$$

£11.50

Sourdough base with a medley of wild mushrooms and sharp pecorino cheese.

Tip: The mushrooms are roasted to concentrate their flavor. It's a very satisfying meat-free option for lunch.

#790% recommend

Scottish Cèpe, Banana and Crème Fraîche

Brooklands by Claude Bosi

Belgravia·$$$$

An avant-garde dessert pairing savory mushrooms with sweet fruit.

Tip: Order this even if you're skeptical. It's the kind of dish that makes you rethink what a dessert can be.

#890% recommend

Chicken & Girolle Pie

The Marksman

Hackney·$$

£32.00

Rich chicken pie with wild mushrooms, often served to share.

Tip: This is typically served to share. Ask the kitchen if it's available and whether to order for 2 or more.

#988% recommend

Ekoki Corn Cake

Chishuru

Fitzrovia·$$

£11.50

Fermented corn cake topped with chestnut mushroom purée and coconut cream.

Tip: One of the best vegetarian options. The mushroom puree is deeply flavored and the corn cake is the star.

#1088% recommend

Mushroom Parfait

Fallow

St James's·$$$

£18.00

Silky shiitake and lion's mane mushroom parfait with grilled bread.

Tip: Even committed meat-eaters rate this as one of the best starters on the menu. The texture is as smooth as any liver parfait. Order extra bread.

#1188% recommend

Fettuccine with Wild Mushrooms

Trullo

Highbury·$$

£13.50

Fresh fettuccine with seasonal wild mushrooms, balanced and not heavy.

Tip: The wild mushrooms change with the season — ask what variety they're using today. The pasta should taste like mushrooms and pasta, not like a creamy sauce.

#1285% recommend

Mushroom Dashi with Soba Noodles

Evelyn's Table

Soho·$$$

£135.00

Umami-rich mushroom dashi broth with hand-pulled soba noodles.

Tip: Slurp the noodles to get the full coating of dashi broth — it's meant to be eaten with some noise and enthusiasm.