Harden's says
After nearly 10 years, this individual concept – a “British pub and chop suey kitchen” (originally dreamt up by Alan Yau, now in other hands) has spawned this large sibling – a 185-cover space on Level 1 of Battersea Power Station. The aim here is more sleek and contemporary and necessarily less pub-like, so how much of a family feel there will be is debatable: indeed the press release says: “Expect sleek, contemporary interiors that still feel warm and inviting—a departure from the cosy old-school pub aesthetic of its Soho sibling.”
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