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Asia de Cuba is closing after 20 years - but what's taking its place?

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It's all change at the St Martins Lane Hotel today with the announcement that they're closing their 20 year old Asia de Cuba restaurant this week. Thursday will be the final day of service for the Chino-Latino restaurant which, to begin with, will be replaced by a popup restaurant for the next month or so.

The popup, St Martins Lane Kitchen, will take its cue from the foods of Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia. So think Soft Shell Crab, Vietnamese Pomelo Salad, Cambodian Fish Amok and desserts like Kaffir Lime Flan.

Of course, what's way more interesting is what's going to replace it. Right now all they're saying is that "later this spring, St Martins Lane Kitchen and Blind Spot will close for refurbishment in order to introduce one of the highly successful brands from the stellar collection of restaurants in sbe hotels."

Looking at the hotel chain's current roster, that could mean Cleo by Danny Elmaleh - a Mediterranean restaurant, a Katsuya robata place from LA chef Katsuya Uechi or a restaurant by José Andres who they have a longstanding partnership with.

 

More about St Martin's Lane Hotel

Where is it? 45 St Martin's Ln, London WC2N 4HX

Find out more: Visit their website or follow them on Twitter @StMartinsLDN

 

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