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Where to EAT in London
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We are with a long list of amazing places to try, and many of them are new in London. Sure, some things have changed since the pandemic. Business hours are shorter, and finding somewhere to eat on a Monday or any other days of the week can be challenging.
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We are Londoners who are wildly passionate about all the delicious food found around this world-famous and historic city. It is true that English food has a bit of a bad reputation, however London Taste changes that view. Our magazine editor’s visited some of the restaurants. Once eaten, your mind will chance! London is great city to eat.
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Buffet
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The Mughal’s Indian
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There are few things as satisfying as a well done Indian buffet. The buffet takes place daily during lunch time, or all day on Sundays. If you want to eat at the Sunday evening buffet for dinner you will need to make a reservation.
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mughalsrestaurant.uk/
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Sonargaon
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Bringing the tastes and delights of Indian food in Whitechapel.
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So whilst you may want to start your meal with a classic pakora starter or a traditional tandoori dish, you also have the option to embrace a bit of English culture and indulge yourself in a Chicken Tikka Omelette.
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sonargaonwhitechapel.co.uk
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chicken WINGS
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JolliBee
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Move over KFC, in the Philippines and England it’s all Jollibee. Go around and ask Filipinos, and I am sure that this has always been part of their celebrations and milestones. A party is not a party without it!
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jollibee.uk
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Clutch Chicken, Hoxton
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For a more health-conscious dinner, try this intimate, rustic-chic dining room that offers up buckets of free-range chicken fried using healthy oils.
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clutchchicken.com
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SEA FOOD
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Lyon’s | Crouch End
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With its chipped vintage tiling, Lyon’s old-school decor might look modest but it’s actually an elaborate ploy to win diners in with low expectations, and then wow them with Penang fish collars and jerk sea bream.
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lyons-restaurant.com
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The Seafood Bar | Soho
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msterdam offshoot The Seafood Bar is a haven for pescatarians – and a challenge to anyone who fancies themselves as having a big appetite.
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thenudge.com
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Kebab
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Efes
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Efes serves to Londoners since 1974 in Mile End, Maple Street and Dartford.
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efesrestaurantbar.co.uk
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Sofra
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One of the London’s first Turkish Kebab House founded and managed by legend Chef Huseyin Ozer.
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sofra.co.uk
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Lebanon Cuisine
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JolliBee
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jollibee.uk
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JolliBee
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jollibee.uk
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Indian
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Bengal Tiger
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Tikka Makes You Holla!
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Bengal Tiger is an authentic Indian restaurant and bar, located on the heart of the city; in Old Street
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bengal-tiger.co.uk
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Silka
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A taste of home
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Silka Urban Indian resteurant is situated right at the entrance of Borough Market. Silka specializes in delicious Indian Urban cuisine featuring fresh ingredients and masterful preparation by their culinary team.
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silka.co.uk
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Italian
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FIGO
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Figo reflects both the tradition and the modern aroma of cucina italiana! Each selection of our menu has been carefully selected from specific regions that have evolved it’s taste over centuries of good eating.
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figorestaurant.co.uk
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Sulu
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Sulu promotes healthy eating and drinking that will suit customers from different lifestyles, background and age groups.
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mysulu.com
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Mexican
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El Pastór
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Inspired by the 1987 cult classic The Lost Boys, this oxymoronically (self five for the excellent word) friendly pizzeria boasts a killer 80s sou.
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tacoselpastor.co.uk
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Temper
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While temper’s offering has seen a slight shift since lockdown, their USP remains the same: excellent quality, in-house butchered meat and traditional corn tacos.
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temperrestaurant.com
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Middle east
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Layalina & Privée
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A restaurant, bar and cabaret club in Knightsbridge, Layalina is one of the best places in London for Middle Eastern food. From the decor to the dishes, this Beauchamp Place beaut looks to highlight the fun and opulence of Lebanese dining with everything from cocktails and canapés, to 7-course spreads.
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layalina.co.uk
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EartH Hackney
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It may look like nothing fancy from the outside, but wait till you step inside EartH Hackney and you’ll be taken aback by the stunning interiors of this multi-use space. Check out the bar and kitchen where you’ll find stuffed pitas and salads inspired by Tel Aviv.
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earthackney.co.uk
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Pizza
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Lost Boys Pizza
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lostboyspizza.com
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Manifesto
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An unassuming spot tucked away in Clapham Junction, Manifesto gambles that sourcing the very best ingredients will result in the very best pizzas.
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manifestopizza.com
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spaghetti
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Padella
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If there’s currently a London pasta cult, then Padella surely has to be the charismatic leader.
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padella.co
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Lina Stores
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Good things come to those who wait. After 75 years as a smashing Soho deli, Lina Stores decided the time was ripe to try their hand at running a pasta restaurant a few years back.
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linastores.co.uk
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Steak House
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Steakout
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Originating in early 2008 Steakout tooks the known into the unknown; taking the all so common beef steak, tenderising, marinating with unique flavours and serving in our sizzling Steakout style.
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steakoutuk.com
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