The family-owned Asia restaurant in St. Albans occupies an elegant and minimal space within the listed surroundings of the old post office, just a two-minute stroll from St Albans Rail Station and less than five minutes’ walk from Clarence Park.With its Oriental carvings and streamlined leather seating, the chic white-walled dining room has a subdued yet welcoming ambience, providing a perfect backdrop for the smart menu of pan-Asian cuisine. Indian and Thai dishes predominate, accompanied by a well-rounded list of wines from around the world. Signature dishes include the Bengali Monkfish Curry, Tamarind Roast Baby Chicken and Chilli Lime Sea Bream.
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Fashionable Bam-Bou hides four floors of pan-Asian elegance behind its elegant Georgian façade, all furnished in handsome colonial style. Bam-Bou’s urbane menu blends Thai, Chinese and Vietnamese influences to produce dishes such as baked mackerel in banana leaf and mutton massaman curry with quince. Three private rooms are available, while the top floor bar is a hideaway from the hectic pace of central London. 
Setting the standard for small luxury hotels and restaurants in London, the exceptional style and unique cuisine of Blakes is second to none and attracts a desirable clientele of film stars, musicians and designers to this South Kensington sanctuary. The beautiful chic decor is the enticing trademark of Anouska Hempel, the London hotelier and internationally renowned designer. To match the sophisticated look and feel of Blakes, Anouska Hempel has also crafted a range of irresistible dishes for the restaurant’s menu. A great emphasis has been placed on ensuring that the food is elegantly presented to look as good as it tastes. Alongside a selection of salads and caviar, the restaurant menu offers a delightful combination of East and West in the main courses, ranging from Sea Bass Fillet with Soba Noodles and Lobster Galangal with Jasmine Rice on Snake Beans to Grilled Dover Sole with Béarnaise Sauce and Gyuniku Style Beef Fillet Teriyaki. The delicious British tradition of Afternoon Tea can also be enjoyed in the superb setting of Blakes Restaurant. 
Directly opposite Leeds station on the City Square lies Chino Latino, an upbeat Asian fusion restaurant accompanied by a hip Latin cocktail bar. The sleek interior adds to the cool buzz, but it’s the cuisine that has won this smart little eatery awards and regulars. Clustered with dishes such as sushi, dim sum, grills and seafood, the menu is both confident and well-executed. The late-night bar serves a huge range of cocktails, imported beers and saké. 
Curved banquette seating, sleek mirrors and warm parquet floors make Cicada a chic, mellow spot for dining in fashionable Clerkenwell. The stylish menu of pan-Asian fusion food, served from the open kitchen, is equally tasty, with dim sum and tempura plus spicy curries and barbeque specials. After eating, the buzzy mixed media crowd spills out of the restaurant to prop up the lively bar, or relax outside before heading downstairs to Cicada’s club room. 
Cocoon is one of the leading Pan-Asian restaurants in London and winner of some of the most prestigious awards in the restaurant industry. Combining an innovative and futuristic elegance with culinary brilliance, Cocoon certainly delivers an evening of exquisite dining. With an attractive selection of ancient cooking treats from Japan, China and Thailand, Cocoon offers expertly prepared recipes with a stunning equilibrium of herbs and spices to satisfy those with a call for exotic foods. Inspired by the food halls of Asia, it comprises of six interlinking cocoons, which offers a stunning yet intimate sophistication. Delectable sushi dishes and fragrant Pan-Asian foods à la carte are placed at the centre of the table for everyone to indulge in and share. This beautifully exclusive restaurant is also compromised of a champagne bar and cocktail lounge for Cocoon enthusiasts who stay for the vibrant late night events on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings with astounding DJs to conclude another appetising night. 
East One is a casual, contemporary Oriental eatery situated in Edgware’s bustling Century Plaza. The restaurant is decorated in neutral tones, with communal refectory-style tables and a raised seating area for more secluded dining. An enormous fiery dragon squats on the ceiling above the buffet, where a lunchtime set menu is served, while the evening all-you-can-eat offers popular Chinese and Thai dishes with half-price portions for children. 
An elegant Asian restaurant in Leicester Square, FuluShou serves affordable fusion cuisine in comfortable surroundings.Within the stylish Casino at The Empire in the heart of London’s West End, FuluShou offers a casual dining experience enhanced by a lively ambience. The theatrical open kitchen invites you to watch the skilled chefs at work, preparing authentic Chinese and pan-Asian cuisine.Informal and relaxed, an evening meal at FuluShou features simple yet flavourful dishes from all four corners of Asia. There is also an enticing selection of exotic Asian teas available to complement your dinner.Highlighted by attractive wall hangings, low-backed tables and lounge-booth seating, FuluShou is a cosy destination, ideal for intimate Asian dining every evening. 
Gatwick Oriental is a stylish, elegant eatery at the foyer level of the Sofitel London Gatwick Hotel offering a smart menu of pan-Asian cooking. Food ranges across Thai, Chinese Malaysian, Japanese, Indonesian, Singaporean and Hong Kong cultures, and is served in a bright dining space filled with potted plants, crisp white tablecloths and wicker and ironwork chairs that exude a contemporary yet colonial feel.