McDonald's is pretty damn good, but i've only heard rumors. If you have the deep pockets it's definitely worth checking out!

 

Nobu is for tourists.

 

Yeah it's overrated, I paid half the price for the exact same menu I had at Nobu Budapest compared to London a few months ago.

 

Garfunkel's Pizza - it's ace.

 

hedone is probably the best but it's certainly not for everyone. ingredient quality will be off the charts; but you have to be able to appreciate it, or else you'll be like 'what was that about?'

harwood arms is a good bet; it's more casual but w/ focus on great food. it's a pub so if you want white tablecloths, not your place.

if you want to take a trip, sportsman is a pub that's serving some of my favorite food in the world.

fat duck is a short train ride & definitely recommended if you've never been. probably impossible to get a reservation on such short notice though.

sat bains is 2 hours out but it's probably some of the most innovative food in the UK right now.

(yes, as you can see, london proper doesn't have much. nobu? smh...)

- chuck

 

Tajima-Tei for sushi, lunch time, and you won't regret it www.tajima-tei.co.uk
Zuma, nobu, Roka, etc all cool, but this is different...

 

We have just come back from London, we ate at Zuma, Amaya and Arbutus. Zuma had one of the best soft shell crab that I have ever eaten. We tried to get to Fat Duck but didn't have time, have heard it is awesome. (left my F360 at the Berlin airport but is survived perfect, with these guys - Flughafen-Parkplätze und -Hotels zum Bestpreis)

 

Did Zuma and Fat Duck already.

How about the other 2?

 

Excluding what's already been mentioned

Novikov
Locanda Locatelli

The Ledbury
Pollen Street Social
Scott's
Amaya
Dinner

 

Dinner at Hestons - Mandarin Oriental
Best pork chop I have ever tasted in my life

Indian food

Benares - or Rasoi !

Both excellent

If you go to Benares you have to without doubt try the Mango Passion fruit chutney cocktail
It will blow your mind !