A mini guide to Soho

London

Curated by Eva Tsang

Soho; cool, energetic and diverse. Its vibrant, grungy streets are home to an eclectic mix of independent fashion labels, iconic record stores, bespoke tailors, pubs, coffee shops and so much more. And because Soho is buzzing with brilliant food options, we are happy to share our guide to “where to eat” curated by us, in partnership with This Is Soho.

  • Andrew Edmunds

    Restaurant featuring a Modern European menu served at candlelit tables in a snug 18th-century townhouse.

    Andrew Edmunds
    Photography by Stefan Karlström

  • Evelyn’s Table

    Tiny former beer cellar of an 18th Century pub known for Modern European dishes and wines.

    Evelyn's table
    Photography by Stefan Karlström

  • Bao

    Restaurant famous for its steamed buns and a range of contemporary Taiwanese dishes and teas.

    Bao
    Photography by Stefan Karlström

  • Soho Grind

    Espresso bar serving house-blend coffees plus breakfast and lunch, with a basement cocktail bar.

    Soho Grind
    Photography by Stefan Karlström

  • Inko Nito

    Unconventional Japanese robatayaki serving delicious charcoal-grill veggies, meat and fish in a bright and airy space.

    Inko Nito
    Photography by Stefan Karlström

  • XU Teahouse & Restaurant

    Taiwanese Teahouse & Restaurant reminiscent of social clubs and classic dining rooms of 1930’s Taipei.

    XU Teahouse & Restaurant
    Photography by Stefan Karlström

  • Shack-Fuyu

    Izakaya-style dining offering western-inspired Japanese comfort food in a casual setting.

    Photography by Stefan Karlström

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