Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Porthcawl

"One of the best vegetarian restaurants in Cardiff city centre, YO!. is home to so much more than just sushi. Make your way through their menu of Japanese bites including meat-free rolls, tofu katsu curry, mushroom ramen and gyoza along with plenty of sides."

"Cardiff St David's is an affordable pit-stop for Japanese dishes. Browse their range of signature sushi, noodle dishes and wholesome curries, alongside an extensive range of meat-free favourites."

"Back in 2018, Sushi Life sprang from what seemed like nowhere to be rated the top restaurant in Cardiff on TripAdvisor. The 1980s-style red-brick building you'll find it in couldn't be further away from the colourful makis, California rolls, ramens, curries and rice dishes you'll find on the plates inside. 'Hell in the Kitchen' rolls come filled with prawn tempura, cucumber and avocado, topped with tuna, Japanese mayonnaise and sriracha sauce, while spicy tuna rolls combine tuna (obviously), avocado, cucumber, sesame seeds, that mayo, chilli powder and chives."

"For over a decade Cardiff has been the filming location for famed TV series Doctor Who and its spin-off, Torchwood. In 2009 one of the main characters of Torchwood – Ianto Jones – was killed off."

"And speaking of Torchwood, there's even a shrine to one of the loved characters, Ianto Jones. Visit: Just go to the actual site."

"Expect a choice selection of established and emerging Welsh artists. The gallery mixes regular solo and group exhibitions with a revolving display of new paintings, sculptures, ceramics and limited editions. Find it near the National Museum and Galleries of Wales."

"There are three light, airy floors in this 19th century townhouse to perfectly showcase the Welsh and Wales-based artists featured. It boasts ‘the most important living Welsh artists, including Harry Holland, Sally Moore, Shani Rhys James and Kevin Sinnott’, as well as 20th century Welsh artists Gwen John, Augustus John, Ceri Richards, David Jones, Sir Cedric Morris and more. There are monthly solo exhibitions in the main gallery and a constantly-changing exhibition of paintings, prints and sculpture on the other two gallery floors."

"Mermaid Quay and Cardiff Bay itself are so breathtakingly beautiful locations. It is such a chic and cosmopolitan atmosphere, with plenty to do such as the Welsh Millenium Centre, some of the restaurants along the strip such as Nandos, and Zizzi’s, The Everyman Cinema for the perfect screenings, and the Glee – Cardiff’s first comedy club. Cardiff Bay being such a large waterfront allows for many visitors and has a lot of boat trips and cultural attractions to be enjoyed here, as a student."