SushiDog opens new Camden branch with launch offers
The grab-and-go sushi chain is launching its 17th location at Boxpark Camden on August 8, 2026.
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SushiDog, a grab-and-go sushi chain, is launching a new branch at Boxpark Camden on August 8, 2026. The opening marks the company's 17th location across London and Birmingham.
To celebrate the launch, the first 100 customers arriving at 12pm on opening day will receive a complimentary Signature SushiDog, Sushi Bowl, or Sushi Salad. Additional promotions are available for other patrons.
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All customers visiting between August 8 and August 9 can receive 50% off one main item. The new Camden branch will seat 42 people and will operate with reduced hours of 12pm to 5.30pm during its initial launch period.
Greg Ilsen, co-founder of SushiDog, stated that Camden was selected as a location due to its reputation as an exciting food destination. The brand, founded in 2018, aims to provide fresh, high-quality sushi with the convenience of a coffee purchase.
SushiDog offers dine-in, takeaway, delivery, and catering services. The new branch features the company's characteristic bold design within the Boxpark Camden street food setting. Dishes are prepared fresh to order, allowing customisation of proteins, vegetables, and sauces.
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