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The pod couple

Emma Wevill and a friend share a Japanese bento box in stylishly reappointed Satsuma

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Que Viet

Chris Hudson heads east to try one of the standout Vietnamese restaurants along the Kingsland Road

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A taste for the classics

Emma Wevill rediscovers the flavours of her childhood at Royal China – Queensway

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Le Cercle

Helen Warwick indulges in creative French fare at the slick and stylish offshoot of Club Gascon

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Tagine treats

Chris Hudson finds himself in the heart of Marrakech, without even leaving London

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Worth the weight

Chris Horton is impressed by Tibits — a friendly, self-service veggie restaurant where you pay by the gram

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Mela

At Mela, Seamus McDermott tucks into chef Kuldeep Singh’s specially created festival menu

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Banana Tree, Bayswater

Chris Hudson tries a bit of Indochinese cuisine – in record speed

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The Rib Room

Fifty years after it first opened, The Rib Room Bar & Restaurant will re-launch this October following a major refurbishment programme and with a new head chef at the helm....

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The pod couple

Emma Wevill and a friend share a Japanese bento box in stylishly reappointed Satsuma

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Banana Tree, Bayswater

21-23 Westbourne Grove, Bayswater, W2 4UA

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Mela

152-156 Shaftesbury Avenue , WC2H 8HL

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Ping Pong

83-84 Hampstead High Street, NW3 1RE

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Paramount

Centre Point, 101-103 New Oxford Street , WC1A 1DD

When it comes to views and food, Paramount really is...

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Roast

The Floral Hall, Stoney Street, Borough Market, SE1 1TL

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The Hawksmoor

Seven Dials, 11 Langley Street, WC2H 9JG

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