Best Restaurants in Soho

Baaria is an artisan Sicilian bakery and Restaurant, but also a Café, Cocktail & Wine Bar in Central London, located on Charing Cross Road between Leicester Square and Tottenham Court Road. We started with the simple idea of bringing the best Sicilian artisan products to the UK. We put lots of love and careful thought into everything we do and work exclusively with Italian-sourced ingredients. We hope you enjoy all we offer and share the experience with others.

Refined Taiwanese food, rare teas and luscious cocktail libation. Taiwanese restaurant BAO is getting a slinkier, more sophisticated big sister in the shape of XU. Opening in June on Chinatown’s Rupert Street, the cool new eatery from the trio of siblings behind BAO are set to serve up a refined take on classic Taiwanese dishes. Spread across two floors, XU (pronounced ‘shu’) presents a swish cocktail bar, a tea bar, private dining rooms as well as a chic 76-cover restaurant.

Veeraswamy is London's oldest Indian restaurant in Piccadilly, has been the rendezvous of the famous and fashionable as well as lots of ordinary lovers of Indian food since its inception in 1926. The luxurious, chic, and exotic décor evokes Maharaja's palaces of the 1920s. A menu of classical dishes from throughout India is combined with more contemporary creations.

Tamarind Kitchen offers a convivial Indian dining experience on Wardour Street, Soho, with soulful, sensory dishes that reimagine the award-winning cuisine of Tamarind of Mayfair in an enticing setting created by Russell Sage Studio

Located one-minute walk from Piccadilly Circus, Kricket is an oasis in the heart of Soho. The restaurant has a theatre kitchen, counter seating, and long sharing tables, perfect for groups! Our chefs serve a seasonal sharing menu that includes all the Kricket classics. Our bartenders shake Indian inspired cocktails alongside a selection of independent spirits, craft beers, and small production wines

The Palomar is a Soho restaurant in the heart of Theatreland, serving the food of modern Jerusalem. Our menu is influenced by the rich cultures of Southern Spain, North Africa and the Levant. Our drinks offering marries the cuisine and ambience of the restaurant with a considered wine list of current and future icons alongside a list of cocktails, beers and spirits, and a lovingly curated selection of no and low-alcohol alternatives. The space has been designed around an open kitchen bar that runs through the restaurant, merging indoor and outdoor spaces creating a vibrant, energetic experience, where warm hospitality and guest experience are paramount. The Palomar has held a Michelin Bib Gourmand since 2014.

Cantonese dim sum in the heart of London. An all-day dim sum tea house celebrating authentic Cantonese cuisine with a modern influence. Yauatcha operates two restaurants in London; in the heart of Soho and in the City, along with international locations in Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Kolkata, India, and in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Yauatcha’s menu offering, served throughout the day, is dim sum dominant cuisine. It is formulated under the ‘core and peripheral’ strategy, meaning traditionally there are about ten dim sum dishes that form the generic definition of what dim sum is all about. These are; shu mai, har gau, cheung fun, venison puff, sticky rice in lotus leaf, chicken feet, char sui bun, taro croquette, pan-fried turnip cake, and congee.

This branch of BaoziInn is located in Soho, an 80-cover restaurant serving authentic, affordable Northern Chinese street food, and the first in London to offer all-day Cantonese Dim Sum with Sichuan and Hunan influences.

Yming is a Chinese Restaurant offering an extensive Chinese menu featuring Szechuan dishes served in simple, contemporary surroundings.

The best Chinese restaurant in Soho. The Duck and Rice have a mix of both classic British pub-style and with menu full of authentic elevated Chinese dishes.

Handmade Dim Sum and carefully crafted Cocktails, in the heart of London. We are known for our Dim Sum (点心 translates as: 'to touch the heart'), beautiful flowering Chinese teas and cocktails with a twist. Join us in one of our London restaurants in Soho. Enjoy unlimited dim sum and bottomless bellinis on Sundays - an experience not to be missed!

Wan Chai Corner restaurant offers classically Cantonese dishes, with great choices. You can taste steamed or fried dishes, seafood or meat, sweet or savory. You name it, Wan Chai Corner has it. Wan Chai Corner also serves a super selection of Cheung fun; Hong Kong rice noodle rolls encasing tempting fillings like scallops, beef, or crispy bean curd. The restaurant is located in Soho, London.

This branch of Lobos Meat and Tapas is located on 48 Frith Street Soho, the restaurant is focused on prime cuts of Spanish and British meat. Meaning wolves in Spanish, Lobos offers a short, sharp list of vibrantly authentic, traditional tapas with ingredients sourced locally, evolving seasonally, and therefore dishes that will change frequently depending on what is available from the market.

Haozan restaurant is the pioneer of exquisite oriental food in the heart of London's China Town. Combining the finest ingredients with modern culinary techniques, Haozhan brings to China Town exemplary food served with great care and attention in a contemporary setting. Being just a stone's throw away from Leicester Square and Theatreland, Haozhan is a perfect venue to start or end a great night out. Whether it's a new Hollywood blockbuster movie you want to watch or that play everyone is talking about, Haozhan is conveniently located in the heart of all the action.

Shuang Shuang welcomes everyone to enjoy this most satisfying and communal of meals, with broths inspired by the regions of China and over 40 authentic ingredients to choose from. Shuang Shuang restaurant is located in Soho, London.

Lido is one of the longest established Chinese restaurants in London, serving authentic Chinese cuisines such as dim sum and aromatic duck. Lido restaurant is located in Chinatown, London.

Er Mei was the first Sichuan restaurant to open in London’s Chinatown and is located on Lisle Street, the original street that started the Capital’s vibrant area dedicated to Asian food and culture. Thanks to Sichuanese owners, Sichuanese Chef, and a Culinary Director based in Chongqing, Er Mei serves authentic Sichuan dishes that are being currently served in restaurants in the Sichuan region and cannot be found elsewhere in London. Sichuanese cuisine is often stereotyped as being all about chili heat and the numbing taste of Sichuan pepper.

Bun House Restaurant is a throwback to 1960's Hong Kong serving up gourmet takeaway Canton bao upstairs and China-only cocktails downstairs. With pickled treats, far-east a-go-go records, fried duck tongues, velvet, pigs ears, rattan, numbing cucumber & ceramics. Some things made in China, some things made here. The restaurant is located in Chinatown, London.

Gerrard's Corner is delighted to provide the best Chinese food and the best services to every customer. Customers can choose whatever food they wish, dim-sum, main courses, or fresh seafood. Gerrard’s Corner is located in Gerrard Street, China Town in central London.

Salsa! Soho, nestled in the vibrant heart of London's entertainment district, is a lively restaurant and bar celebrating Latin America's spirit and flavours. This dynamic venue is renowned for its energetic atmosphere, colourful decor, and infectious blend of Latin music that keeps the dance floor alive until the early hours. Salsa! Soho is not just a dining destination; it's an immersive cultural experience that transports guests to the streets of Latin America with every visit. Upon entering, guests are greeted by a kaleidoscope of colours, from the brightly painted walls adorned with Latin American art to the warm, inviting lighting that enhances the festive ambience. The setting is casual and welcoming, with an open layout encouraging mingling and dancing, making it the perfect spot for celebrations, casual gatherings, or a fun night out with friends. The menu at Salsa! Soho is a vibrant tribute to Latin culinary traditions, offering a wide array of dishes that are as flavorful and diverse as the cultures they represent. From sizzling fajitas and hearty burritos to fresh ceviche and tantalizing tapas, each dish is prepared with authentic ingredients and techniques, ensuring an authentic taste experience. The restaurant also caters to various dietary preferences, ensuring everyone can enjoy a taste of Latin America.