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A gorgeous restaurant with some excellent food. Service is as on point as you would expect. I had the prix fixe pre theatre menu. A delicious ceviche followed by a perfect risotto. Portion sizes are small so I ordered a side of delicious broccoli. Had a cheese plate for my third course.

Amazing food, brings me back to Shanghai albeit for atleast 10x the price. While the food was great I thought the drinks were excessively expensive. £4 per person for a hot cup of Chinese tea!

Cultural appropriation equal garbage food. Borsch was not delicious at all, barely had any meat, chicken Kyiv wasn’t delicious at all it was flavourless and just greasy. The only thing that we order that was actually russian was pelmeni and they weren’t that bad, cause I don’t know how bad of a cook you should be to not make pelmeni correctly. it took too long to cook all the food. Well anyways overpriced russian restaurant ones again trying to bait and misinform foreigners about cuisines

Finally got around to posting the review of Restaurant Gorden Ramsey his three Michelin starred signature restaurant in London which was a very special treat for my 50th.  To set the scene we opted for the 7 course taster menu called the prestige and matching wine accompaniment.  The good stuff Firstly the food was outstanding. The flavours the chef managed to pack into the crystal clear consume was amazing. Layers of flavours coming in waves telling the story of what ingredients were used in its creation. Truly the finest consume I have ever tasted.  There were a couple of other things that neither of us thought went together in our opinion but food and taste is very personal and the rest was fantastic.   The lows: The cheese trolley was a real disappointment to be honest. It was stacked full of various cheeses from local to French and the waitress responsible for this gave her suggestions on what we should try. Firstly I should say that the portions of cheese were tiny and neither of us liked two of the cheeses but we weren't offered any replacements despite these two being the cheeses that she suggested.  The biggest let down was the service. We were one of the first tables to arrive, three tables arrived together, to start with they were so attentive you felt like you couldn't have a conversation as they were on top of you all of the time. It got so bad at one point,  I picked up a pallet cleaners off the plate and just before I could put it back down a waitress tried to take the plate away!  The last service disappointment was as the evening went on the service got slower and slower which is to be expected and not a problem at all. But we paid a lot of money for the accompanying wine matched to the food for each course. The wine servings were so small that we ran out 3 times between courses!  We were only offered a top up to make up for the delay in service on the final desert wine as we had finished this before the long awaited desert arrived, but we went short for the main and fish dishes having to finish these course with only water.  All in all a great experience and fantastic food but at this level there are too many others we want to try so we wouldn't rush back.

The place is tiny but very nice and the food is quite good, BUT the choice is very limited, prices are too high for what you get, and we have been charged a full 12% service charge to eat sitting at the bar waiting long time from one dish to the other. Wine was mediocre and expensive too. I understand the position in central London, but we won't be back.

10 of us went for for dinner between colleagues. The food was very average as well as the service and the room amazingly noisy. Definitely not worth the price.

One of the best Russian cuisine restaurants in London. Definitely worth to try some traditional dishes. Lots of options, quite authentic and atmospheric. You'll never get wrong with 'pelmeni' (dumplings) and 'nastoika' (home made liquor). Quite expensive though, but still a fine deal for location + overall experience

Review rating: 5.0

I booked for a business lunch based on a recommendation from a colleague, I cant fault the atmosphere or service which was efficient and friendly, however, when it came to the food, I was extremely disappointed. I ordered the 'Some like it hot' pizza, expecting the warmth of chilli and the smoky spicy richness of njuda with the kick it promised, what an utter let down, the pizza was bland, no heat whatsoever and total lack of flavour, do the chefs not test their food to make sure it lives up to the description? I have had better tasting pizza from a hole in the wall vendor. Such a shame given the price and reputation of this restaurant.

Review rating: 3.0

A gorgeous restaurant with some excellent food. Service is as on point as you would expect. I had the prix fixe pre theatre menu. A delicious ceviche followed by a perfect risotto. Portion sizes are small so I ordered a side of delicious broccoli. Had a cheese plate for my third course.

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Amazing food, brings me back to Shanghai albeit for atleast 10x the price. While the food was great I thought the drinks were excessively expensive. £4 per person for a hot cup of Chinese tea!

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Cultural appropriation equal garbage food. Borsch was not delicious at all, barely had any meat, chicken Kyiv wasn’t delicious at all it was flavourless and just greasy. The only thing that we order that was actually russian was pelmeni and they weren’t that bad, cause I don’t know how bad of a cook you should be to not make pelmeni correctly. it took too long to cook all the food. Well anyways overpriced russian restaurant ones again trying to bait and misinform foreigners about cuisines

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