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Nanyang Blossom, Knightsbridge

What they say…

‘“Nanyang Blossom” is a stunning contemporary Asian cuisine restaurant crafted by Chef Patron Daren Liew. The name itself tells a beautiful story. When a dish is in full “blossom,” it becomes not only visually appealing but also … Read more →

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Sale e Pepe, Knightsbridge

To mark 50 successful years of service, Sale e Pepe – which I later learn is something of an institution – has recently treated itself to a birthday glow-up. The Knightsbridge eatery (which boasts a glittering past… having once been … Read more →

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Chai Wu, Harrods

The Blurb

Located on Harrods fifth floor, Chai Wu serves up haute pan-Asian cuisine for Knightsbridge’s well-heeled, hungry shoppers. The restaurant’s inventive menu showcases a delectable melding of cherished and unconventional dishes, from delicately steamed dim sum to all manner … Read more →

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Hawksmoor, Knightsbridge

Nestled in a side street off Brompton Road, Knightsbridge is a deceptively large branch of the popular London steakhouse. The Hawksmoor Empire, dreamt up in 2005 by childhood pals Will Beckett and Hugh Gott, came about when the pair embarked … Read more →

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Sumosan Twiga

 

The Blurb

Sumosan Twiga is a Knightsbridge staple. Known for serving Japanese and Italian dishes, the brand can be found in hotspots all around the world including Moscow, Dubai, Courchevel, Berlin, Montenegro, and Monaco.

The Style

Set on one … Read more →

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The Franklin

The blurb

The Franklin hotel – hidden down a Knightsbridge backstreet like a beautifully chic secret – has recently become home to Michelin-starred Chef Alfredo Russo. Bringing his world-renowned knowledge to a menu that combines simplicity with sophistication and quality … Read more →

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'A varied British menu, prompt service and enough choice to cater for every palette'

Joe’s Cafe

Open Mon-Sat: 10am-7pm; Sunday: 10am-6.30pm

The blurb

The newly relaunched Joe’s Cafe, the iconic restaurant based inside JOSEPH, on Sloane Street has just been renovated, modernising the space and updating the menu with internationally influenced, boldly flavoured dishes, alongside the … Read more →

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'Kurobuta serves up Japanese-inspired food that prioritises comfort without compromising on style'

Kurobuta

Mon–Sun midday–10.30pm

The blurb

Don’t let the location fool you. Styled after an izakaya (the Japanese version of a gastropub), Kurobuta is a casual respite from the posh streets of Knightsbridge. While I’m a bit of a traditionalist when it … Read more →

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'It is very easy to want to order at least one dish from each section'

Polpo, Harvey Nichols

Mon–Sat midday–10.30pm, Sun midday–10pm

The blurb

Polpo describes itself as a ‘bacaro’, or Venetian pub, designed for guests to enjoy a little snack and a beer or glass of wine while perched on a bar stool, or to order several … Read more →

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L'eto
'The food was almost entirely on point'

L’ETO

Mon–Wed 8.30am–10pm, Thu–Sat 8.30am–11pm, Sun 9am–10pm

L’ETO. It’s certainly not the most typical of names for a café and restaurant, is it? You’ve got your classical tinge of continental European-ness stemming from that well-placed apostrophe, tempered by those glaring capital … Read more →

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