Fitzrovia

10 reviews Fitzrovia
The only Chinese restaurant to be awarded a Michelin star, Hakkasan is the brainchild of Wagamama-owner Alan Yau. Catering for lunch and evening meals, Hakkasan serve an extensive variety of eloquently prepared gastronomic Chinese delights such as lobster tail served with sliced orchids and strawberries or scallop shu mai with tobiko. The restaurant itself is decorated with authentic Chinese armouries which all add to that authentic Oriental feel. They now boast their own bar called Ling Ling which offers cocktails and their legendary dim sum.

9 reviews Fitzrovia
Roka is the sister restaurant of Zuma. They serve innovative Japanese cuisine in a bright and modern decor with the emphasis on lots of small dishes so you get to sample a wide selection of the menu.

6 reviews Fitzrovia
Ooze specialises in risotto. Their passion is working with fresh seasonal ingredients to make combinations of risotto that you may not have had before. They have also adapted the technique for making risotto so that you can eat quickly (in and out in around 30 minutes) if you want to.

5 reviews Fitzrovia
Costa Dorada serve a variety of Spanish dishes and drinks for both dinner and supper which include tortillas and tapas. They also provide Latin music and entertainment in an air conditioned restaurant. They cater for vegetarians and private parties up to a maximum of 170 guests upon request.

4 reviews Fitzrovia
Jerusalem is a minimalist downstairs bar, where the people add the warmth and the atmosphere - it gets very busy in the evening. The food is modern European and occasionally there are DJs in the evenings as well as live music sets.