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Fusion Restaurants in Marylebone

1. Carousel Fusion restaurant in Marylebone 71 Blandford St - W1

“A great concept”, this Marylebone venue invites a never-ending roster of top chefs from around the world to prepare their greatest hits at single-sitting dinners. The “always interesting” and “typically high quality” results justify regular visits as “an excellent way to try different food experiences and unusual cuisines”. Meanwhile, the versatile in-house kitchen team knock out excellent small plates at lunch times. The gallery upstairs rotates the artists, too.

Price £58

Food Very Good

Service Good

Ambience Very Good

2. Twist Fusion restaurant in Marylebone 42 Crawford St - W1

“Eduardo Tuccillo’s relative newcomer [it’s three years old] is well-hidden in the depths of Marylebone” on a site that some reporters “date themselves” by recalling in its days as Garbo’s (long RIP). As with its long-departed predecessor, the “minimalist interior” is a fraction “bare and noisy”, but all reports acknowledge it as “a real winner”. “Plates are designed for sharing, tapas style” and “if you are a proper foodie, you will love his phenomenally creative Italo-Spanish cooking with some Asian-fusion to surprise as well”. “It’s in my neighbourhood but I’ve only just discovered it: glad I did!”

Price £64

Food Very Good

Service Exceptional

Ambience Very Good

3. The Providores and Tapa Room Fusion restaurant in Marylebone 109 Marylebone High St - W1

“Peter Gordon, the father of fusion food, still produces delicious food with great flair” – “superbly executed and with vibrant flavours” – at his Marylebone venue. There’s a strong taste of his native New Zealand led by “exceptional Kiwi wines”. It’s quite a “cramped” place though, and some recommend “choose the bustling, atmospheric ground floor, not upstairs”.

Price £73

Food Very Good

Service Very Good

Ambience Good