Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Galloway

"YES. Edamameon Holywell Street is one of the best Asian restaurants in Oxford for its high-quality ingredients. I love the enormous bowls of Japanese ramen and hearty katsu curries.Visit Wednesday-Sunday for lunch, Friday-Saturday evenings for dinner or Thursday evening for sushi night. Aside from fitting around these opening times there are zero downsides… Grab a seat on a shared table and tuck in.Main dishes: £7-£10.50."

"YES. Edamameon Holywell Street is one of the best Asian restaurants in Oxford for its high-quality ingredients. I love the enormous bowls of Japanese ramen and hearty katsu curries. Visit Wednesday-Sunday for lunch, Friday-Saturday evenings for dinner or Thursday evening for sushi night."

"No wonder a constant stream of students squeeze in and out of this tiny diner – it’s Oxford’s top spot for delicious, gracefully simple Japanese cuisine. Changing noodle and curry specials include fragrant... Top ChoiceCaribbean in Cowley Road & Southeast Oxford"

"A proper celebration venue with a dark and moody design, perfect for a spot of romance over a glass of sparkling sake and proper good Japanese food. Find Sticks N Sushi on the roof terrace at the Westgate, just beyond Cinnamon Kitchen – which is also a strong contender!"

"One stands out from the crowd though, Edamame, an authentic, small, family run place on an Oxford back street, worth a stop if you are in Oxford but make sure you check the opening times first, they are changeable.."

"Yo Sushi One of a chain of converyor belt Sushi restaurants in the UK. Normally popular and the fish is always fresh. Contact DetailsYo Sushi73 - 75 George Street Oxford OX1 2BQ"

"The Heath Robinson Museum is a biographical museum dedicated to the life and art of its namesake. The museum displays memorabilia, artwork, and objects from the life of Heath Robinson, as well as hosts exhibitions and events that support Robinson's life mission and vision. Admission to the museum is free."

"Other good colleges to visit include Merton, Magdalen (pronounced ‘mawd-lin’), Corpus Christi, Hertford, All Souls and Oriel. To get an insight into the weird and wonderful world of Oxford academia, take a guided tour led by a former student. Oxford Walking Tours run 90-minute tours which take you around some of the oldest colleges. Along the way you get insider information about the university’s history and rituals (tours cost £12.95 for adults, £11.95 for students/seniors and £5.95 for under 16s)."

"This small but atmospheric Oxford college is free to visit and doesn’t take long to wander around. They’re known as one of the only colleges to still participate in the annual tortoise racing festival in May. You can find the entrance on Merton Street."

"North Parade is a colourful and charming part of Oxford located off the Banbury Road, a 30-minute walk from Central Oxford. With Instagrammable pink pub, The Rose and Crown, decked out with flowery window baskets at all times, you could wander this area as a further free activity in Oxford. If you can time your visit around 2nd or 4th Saturday of the month, visit for the North Parade Farmers Market."

"10am- 2pm every 2nd and 4th Saturday, at North Parade Avenue. They also have one-off night markets. Check their website for details of these."