Seven Lucky Gods

Seven Lucky Gods is a stylish and vibrant Japanese izakaya that brings the lively spirit of Tokyo to the city's waterfront. With its sleek interior, neon lighting, and buzzing atmosphere, it's the perfect place to unwind with friends. The menu is a tantalising mix of street food and contemporary small plates, featuring everything from tuna tataki and Loch Duart salmon sashimi to kimchi fries, crispy karaage chicken, and koji marinated onglet from the robata charcoal grill.

Amid the myriad of buzzing neon signs, chaotic marketplaces and captivating architecture in Japan's capital city, izakaya bars line the streets in Tokyo. 'Izakaya' (居酒屋) meaning 'stay-drink-place' is a traditional bar which inspired Bristol's own Japanese soul food venue called Seven Lucky Gods. Located in the ever-improving Cargo at Wapping Wharf, Seven Lucky Gods is an Asian restaurant serving small plates, fresh sushi alongside an accompaniment of artisanal cocktails.

Address: Unit 26, Cargo 2, Wapping Rd, Bristol BS1 4RW, United KingdomPhone: +44 117 929 1310Website:7luckygods.comDetails: $$, Japanese restaurant. Discover the delightful world of Seven Lucky Gods, a laid-back sushi restaurant in Bristol that captures hearts with its great vibe and spectacular food. The restaurant exudes a friendly and chatty ambiance, thanks to the super friendly staff who go above and beyond to ensure guests have an unforgettable dining experience.

Seven Lucky Gods combines everything we love about Japanese dining: vibrant atmosphere, colourful interiors and of course, tasty small plates that are designed to be shared. Inspired by izakaya bars, the venue is a perfect hangout spot for both foodies and people who like to party. On the everyday menu, you’ll find a choice of sushi and sashimi, salads, crispy dishes such as chicken katsu curry arancini and snacks straight from the grill such as charred edamame.

Went here a couple months ago with a voucher that we were given over Christmas. My girlfriend has a sesame allergy, which we found out was the one allergy that couldn't be catered for, but unfortunately we had no choice. Our waiter, who was also the manager, was incredible and made sure we could try as many dishes as possible, with the additional issue of me being gluten-free.

From the cantinas of Mexico to the Izakaya bars of Tokyo, Japanese cooking is the inspiration at Seven Lucky Gods, another Wapping Wharf favourite that's available for click and collect or delivery. Vegan highlights include the Sichuan friend cauliflower and the spicy sweet potato futomaki sushi. View this post on Instagram

At the heart of Bristol’s bustling landscape lies a rooftop gem — Seven Lucky Gods. A fusion of contemporary design, and immersive cultural elements, this venue promises to deliver an unmatched dining and leisure experience. Here, we unfold the myriad features that make Seven Lucky Gods a coveted destination in Bristol.

Japanese-Izakya-inspired restaurant, Seven Lucky Gods at Wapping Wharf offers a £7 lunchtime bento (available on weekdays from 12-5 pm) which includes Panko pumpkin and miso aubergine, plus rice, Sichian pickled cucumber, kimchi, and farmed greens. Image - Kimchi fries at Seven Lucky Gods

Seven lucky gods is a contemporary, Japanese bar and restaurant offering Asian small plates and sushi, all within a buzzing atmosphere, right in the centre of Bristol’s harbourside in the Wapping Wharf development.

Seven Lucky Gods – Another Wapping Wharf stronghold, Seven Lucky Gods brings Japanese small plates, sushi and a healthy dose of neon lighting to the Harbourside. Their cocktails aren’t half bad either.

A Japanese style Izakaya bar and restaurant at Wapping Wharf. From the team behind Hyde & Co, The Milk Thistle, The Ox, Pata Negra & Bambalan. They’re opening back up for bookings from July 22th.