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- Dave's Hot Chicken turn up the spice level for their arrival in London
If you're the kind of person who opts for lemon & herb when they go to Nando's then keep scrolling because you're not going to want anything to do with Dave's Hot Chicken. The cult US chicken chain, which originated in Nashville, arrives in London this week and - as that name suggests - they turn up the heat when it comes to their burgers and tenders.
The chain was set up by three friends in an East Hollywood car
... - Singapulah will serve up a taste of Singapore on Shaftesbury Avenue
Updated 25/1/24 with the opening date
Several years back, Singaporean restaurateur Ellen Chew trialled a new concept in Soho. The pop-up was a cafe by day (Arôme) and restaurant by night (Singapulah). We all know how well Arôme did - it currently has two
... - Frank and Jackson Boxer launch Below Stone Nest, a dive bar on Shaftesbury Avenue
This is a turn up for the books. You don't normally think of Shaftesbury Avenue when you're looking for a cool place to drink in the West End. But a new dive bar being opened by the Boxer brothers, Frank and Jackson, sounds like it'll be the hottest place to be this autumn.
Below Stone Nest sees the brothers behind Brunswick House, Orasay and Frank's Cafe in Peckham, take on the bar space
... - US chicken wing chain Wingstop choose Shaftesbury Avenue for their UK flagship restaurant
With 1000 restaurants all over the world it was only a matter of time before chicken wing specialists Wingstop set their sights on London. - Aussie chain Doughnut Time is opening on Shaftesbury Avenue
Popular Australian doughnut company is on the move and the first of a UK rollout will be its store on Shaftesbury Avenue - Yamagoya launches a limited edition raindrop cake
Prepare to have your Instagram feed flooded. From next week, the ramen popup Yamagoya on Shaftesbury Avenue will be introducing Londoners to the raindrop cake.
This rather beautiful creation is a cult Japanese dish - mizu shingen mochi, made in the shape of a water droplet. It's made from special agar powder and is served up with sweet molasses syrup (Kuromitsu) and kinako (roasted soybean flour) for dipping. It's quite literally a melt in your mouth dessert
... - LEON Shaftesbury Avenue puts on singing staff
What: LEON Shaftesbury Avenue
In a nutshell: LEON brings its usual healthy fast food to the West End, served to you by singing staff
Summing it all up: Healthy lunchtime chain LEON has auditioned 40 aspiring luvvies to create a team that can not only cook, but also sing to customers at the same time.
