Dinning Out In Style in Culinary Capital London

Other than its towering citadels, ancient castles and sprawling royal gardens, London is perhaps best known for its unequalled culinary prowess. Regarded as one of the finest cities to wine and dine in, London is also where new chefs slave away to make a name for themselves in the most gastronomically versatile capital in the world. Home to nearly 6000 restaurants, 5000 pubs and bars, the British capital serves up a plethora of cuisines from over 70 countries worldwide. From multi- course banquets to delectable pub fare, let us explore the myriad of dining options available in culinary capital London.
If its traditional English fare, there's the Roast, Lamb and Flag Public House and Inn the Park, Rhodes W1, Paramount and Clarke's which also offers Scottish and Irish cuisine in to the mix. Modern British and European cuisine are the order of the day at Babylon At The Roof Gardens, Arbutus and Mezzanine Restaurant where contemporary dishes are served in the unique setting inside the National Theatre of London. Italian food fanatics on the other hand should head on down to Bertorelli St. Martins Lane, Orso or L'Anima while 500, Signor Sassi, Franco Manca, Daphne's and Bocca di Lupo are also popular among London's Italian food connoisseurs. The Oyster Bar and Rhodes Twenty Four are two of the city's finest French restaurants although the Michelin Star wining L'atelier De Joël Robuchon is considered by many to be one of the world's most innovative French eateries.
Those in the mood for curry must drop in for a meal at The Cinnamon Club, Amaya or Moti Mahal while Sagar has also won over locals with its distinct Karnataka fare and affordable price tags. American food enthusiasts can try Christopher's and Circus as Santa Maria del Sur serves up delectable South American cuisine complemented by argentine charcoal grilled specialties. Asian fusion is all the rage at Inamo although those who like their Chinese food made the traditional way must step in to the Dumpling Inn, Baozi Inn or Ba Shan. Expect scintillating pad Thai at Rosa's and London's best sushi at Sushi-Hiro while Korean fare finds its British home in Cah Chi as Song Que serves mouth-watering Vietnamese favourites. Vegetarians on the other hand can try the freshly made treats on offer at Food For Thought as African delicacies are prepared to perfection at Momo.
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