Harden's survey result
Summary
The “Nordic-Korean-Japanese fusion cooking” at this experiment-driven, “forage-style restaurant” in Holland Park is a “real surprise” and deserves wider recognition. The “top-quality ingredients” include “excellent fish and seafood”, and much of the distinctive flavouring comes from fermentation processes. The venue is a well-designed basement, and there are plenty of vegan options on the tasting menus.
Summary
With its funky six-course tasting menus of experimental Japanese and Nordic fusion food – with a 100% vegan option – this good-looking, Holland Park haunt deserves to be better discovered, and, though feedback is limited, fans “love it”. ‘Cook like Pavel’ masterclasses are a feature – a 90-minute demo, followed by lunch.
Summary
Limited feedback on this minimalistic Holland Park basement (originally a supper club) whose fusion cuisine blends Japanese and Scandi’ influences – fans rate the food as absolutely outstanding, but some visitors feel it’s a case of style over substance.
Summary
With its “experimental fusion of Asian and Scandi’ inspirations”, this “cool”, new, Holland Park basement (born of a supper club collaboration) sure is “bringing something new to the ’hood”; but while fans say it’s “exciting”, or sense “great potential”, sceptics say “the menu is incomprehensible”, and results plain “poor”.
Restaurant details
120-122 Holland Park Ave, London, W11 4UA
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Opening hours
| Monday | CLOSED |
| Tuesday | 6 pm-9:30 pm |
| Wednesday | 6 pm-9:30 pm |
| Thursday | 6 pm-9:30 pm |
| Friday | 12 pm-2:30 pm, 6 pm-9:30 pm |
| Saturday | 12 pm-2:30 pm, 6 pm-9:30 pm |
| Sunday | CLOSED |
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