Flavors: 5 Must-Visit Restaurants in Soho, London

You have chosen to stay at the’Covent Garden Hotel in London ? Great idea! And to make sure your trip is a complete success, here's 5 Restaurant Recommendations in the Soho Neighborhood Don't miss it!

1/ The highly acclaimed Yauatcha
Right in the heart of Soho, Yauatcha is packed from early evening onward. That’s because in London, people tend to dine very early, and many Londoners eat as early as 5:30 p.m. so they can go to the theater or the movies afterward. At Yauatcha, you can enjoy delicious dim sum as well as utterly decadent desserts. Admittedly, it’s not exactly a budget-friendly spot, but that doesn’t matter: here, you’ll be amazed by the wide variety of steamed and fried dumplings—there’s something for every taste and in every shape. Yauatcha is also the perfect place to enjoy tea with macarons. A must-try!

Give it a try: ravioli with vegetables that melt in your mouth

Website: http://www.yauatcha.com

 

2/ The Popular Mildreds
Since 1988, Mildreds has established itself as THE vegetarian/vegan restaurant that is both popular and renowned for the quality of its cuisine. You’ll find couples there, friends taking pictures of their plates, tourists eager to try the restaurant’s famous burger, and regulars waiting in line for a table. You’ll discover that the plant-based cuisine It's both invigorating and especially creative! The upstairs room is cozier than the large downstairs room, which is often very noisy.

 Give it a try: Today's vegan burger with sweet potato fries.

Website: http://www.mildreds.co.uk

 

3/ The Very Typical Koya Bar
Although the Koya restaurant closed its doors in 2015, Koya Bar allows us to continue enjoying the venue typically Japanese. For a budget-friendly trip to Asia, Koya Bar welcomes you. Be warned: this tiny spot fills up very quickly, so be sure to arrive early—there are only 25 stools and a crowd that loves this place. Despite Koya Bar’s small size, the menu is extensive: hot or cold udon noodles, rice dishes, small plates, domburi…

 Give it a try: Udon with Mushrooms and Walnut Miso (Kinoko)

Website: http://www.koyabar.co.uk

 

4/ The Very Creative 10 Greek Street
If you like the modern and creative cuisine, you’ll be charmed by this restaurant, which Londoners can’t stop raving about. Be warned: reservations aren’t accepted, so you’ll need to be a little patient, but it’s well worth the wait! The menu is short and exceptionally creative, and the cuisine is top-notch. Fish lovers will be particularly in their element. We love the cozy atmosphere and the chance to watch the hustle and bustle of the street.

 Give it a try: desserts such as Catalan cream with cranberries.

Website: http://www.10greekstreet.com

 

5/ The Surprising Bao
Do you know the Taiwanese cuisine ? No? Well, now’s the time to discover truly traditional dishes along with a wonderful selection of teas to accompany your meal. Again, reservations aren’t accepted, so come early or bring a book to pass the time! Take a seat at the counter, and you’ll be served a steamed bun filled with delicious ingredients: the famous «Bao.».

 Give it a try: The most traditional roll is served with braised pork and sprinkled with peanuts.

Website: http://baolondon.com