Nothing much about the appearance of Mien Tay would suggest it's worth a visit. This is one of the more 'unreconstructed' Vietnamese restaurants on...

Has anyone told Busaba Eathai that the Thai generally don't eat with chopsticks? We can't help feeling that their routine supply on Busaba's communal tables...

The Ally family's modest dining establishment on a rundown stretch of Edgware Road has drawn much acclaim over the past 18 years - and not only because it...

Opened in 2008, Rasa Sayang is now established as one of the better Malaysian restaurants in Soho. There are two dining areas; we prefer the smaller...

Given the display of roast meats hanging out front, you may assume this is just another Hong Kong-style Chinatown café. The simply decorated interior, with...

Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten now has a 29-restaurant empire across the globe, and his London venture replicates a venue he opened in New York's...

Soon you'll be able to walk from Bloomsbury to Dalston (via Theobald's Road, Clerkenwell Road, Old Street and Kingsland Road) without being more than a few...

The distance Cây Tre keeps from Kingsland Road's concentration of Vietnamese restaurants seems to give the place a forward-thinking attitude its...

Amaranth has built a loyal following over the past decade for its bold flavours and low prices (helped by a BYO policy). In fact, it's so popular that...

Rosa's is located in the heart of trendy Spitalfields, and so often packed. The cool basement has proper seats, not the red stools of the rather dark ground...

When a place calls itself 'one of London's trendiest restaurants' on its website, it sets itself up for a fall before you've even sat down. This Will Ricker...

Vietnamese cooking has been predicted as the next big thing for decades - along with Korean food, tea bars, and Marco Pierre White returning to the stove....

Located within the discreetly luxurious Halkin hotel, off Belgrave Square, Nahm is plush yet minimalist. Its windows face a delightful garden, and the warm...