An infusion of the Orient with Pan-Asian Tapas, ingredients sourced from all over Asia including Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Japan and China, uniquely fused by our Head Chef.
Luxurious seating with intimate lit tables in cool, calm, modern surroundings.
The uniquely designed restaurant also features a private dining room with an exclusive bar 'The Cellar Bar' - for up to 25 people dining or 45 people drinks and canapés and a smaller private dining rooms 'The Retreat' - for up to 6 people or ‘The Snug’ - for up to 4 people.
Please contact reservations for our private dining experiences.
MBER truly is a hidden gem in The City of London.
Located just around the corner from Liverpool Street Station, Pho is a healthy Vietnamese restaurant that specialise in pho noodle soup, the national dish of Vietnam. Aside from pho, you can also expect to find amazing sharing starters, healthy salads, hearty rice bowls and decadent curries. They have a range of freshly made juices and also Vietnamese beers and a large wine and cocktail list. Pho’s menu is 40% vegan and nearly entirely gluten-free too. They also have an accessible kids’ menu where children can get a meal and a drink for £5.50.
At Pedro's Wine bar, our mission is to bring the best wines of Portugal to the UK - affordable, higher-quality alternatives to the well-known wine varieties that fill supermarket shelves and restaurant menus. Welcoming space, dog-friendly, serving unique, and hand-selected Portuguese wines & spirits, as well as traditional Portuguese bites, just 1 min away from Maltby Street food market. We are bringing a new concept to the of the Bermondsey beer mile. Book your table, and sample some of the wines before you buy.We want London and the wider UK to open their minds, fill their glasses and drink with us, and enjoy a taste of the best in Portugal.
SAWASDEE KHA,The flavours of Thai cooking are easy to identify: Lemon Grass, Fish Sauce, Coriander, Galangal, Garlic, Sweet Basil and Coconut Milk; all combined to make a harmonious and unforgettable experience, as is its aesthetics. With its philosophy of decorated dishes, beautifully set out in small groups, accompanied with exquisite vegetable carvings and complemented with tiny bowls of clear soup steaming beside communal pots of fluffy fragrant rice. All elegantly placed together to be served in the manner for sharing.Thai food is known for its diversity as each dish reflects heavily upon its geographical origins, thus by drawing upon these influences we can create stunning culinary masterpieces.Customer admittance (AGE)We unfortunately cannot accommodate babies, pushchairs or car seats during evening service (5pm). NO MOTORISED SCOOTERS STORAGE INSIDE RESTAURANT.
The site of the Old Tea Warehouse is surrounded by religious history and can be traced back as far as 1592, where the Creechurch Monastery once stood. Indeed it is said that upon renovation of the site, old bones were found (where the staff loos are now!) and the original East India Co Tea Warehouse was believed to be built on a graveyard so you never know who you may bump into in our basement lounge... Unique for a City pub we have a private patio tucked away for time out of the office and a cool basement complete with three electronic dartboards.
