Incredible food and wine. We had a 10 course tasting menu with wine pairing. I usually avoid…read morewhite+rose wine as i have never found ones that I like, but all the wines chosen were great and complemented the course. So good!

I loved everything I had here - even made room for dessert! Did the dulse cake starter - like a…read morecassava croquet, and then the Hen-Of-The-Woods And Okinawa Gnocchi - Devon mushroom, Okinawa Gnocchi and a fennel court bouillon, and healthy decadence - Peruvian chocolate w salted caramel and vanilla ice cream. Would totally come back!

Tofu Vegan (on Charlotte St) fed us twice during our stay in the neighborhood. We enjoyed all the…read morerecommendations from the super nice staff and will make this a definite stop during our regular trips to London! If you're not vegan/vegetarian - I recommend giving it a try and see if you're not surprised how good it is!

Tofu Vegan is a very good vegan restaurant in the Whitechapel area. They serve a selection of…read morefreshly made dim sum and some entrees. This is a popular restaurant and when I went at dinner time on a Thursday the line was out the door. So we opted for takeout. Everything was delicious and healthy. Vegan dim sum is hard to come by. If you felt left out of the dim sum scene because you are vegan, come join the fun at Tofu Vegan. Highly recommend.

Food is absolutely AMAZING! It was quite quiet and service was fast. Its a shame about the 12.5%…read moreservice charge, however its completely optional. Its nice to know that OMNOM is a non for profit.

Namaste at OMNOM is an absolute delight. My wife, who is vegan, and I, who is not, went yesterday…read morefor an early evening supper before a play the Almeida, and we were thrilled at having such a range of deliciously tasty food that we could share. For once the problem was now "what to have", but instead "what not to have"! The chilli chick'n was fantastic - tangy, spicy, but not too hot; the gunpowder potato was better than Dishoom; the labbabdar "shrimp" was amazingly like the fish version, and the veg eatable biryani was an utter joy. Top that off with a helpful and attentive staff in a lovely surrounding, and OMNOM becomes a must-see restaurant. We shall definitely return!

Stopped by Honest Burgers for lunch. This place was about a block from my hotel and it was rated…read morehigh on Yelp - so yeah, you guys made up my mind for me. The burgers are flavorful, hot, and obviously made to order. While I got a smash burger, you can select for the full sized traditional burger. I loved mine. This place has a hang out vibe. You can sit here and watch folks stroll by on the sidewalk. The staff are very friendly well. If you need a place to hang and have a good burger - this is your place.

I popped in for a late night snack after arriving in London. I was immediately met at the door with…read morea smile and offered a table. Since I was getting take-away, I was politely handed a menu and offered a seat. The entire restaurant was clean and had a nice and inviting atmosphere. The grill and kitchen was in view of most of the seating which allowed for a great burger smell to hang in the air. My order was completed quickly and passed to me in an efficiently packed box in a bag. The burger was EXCELLENT and the chips (fries) played their normal role as a parter to a good sandwich. I also was able to dust off a fresh pint while waiting for my order. Great place to visit for a good burger!

Not just "hyped", dishoom deserves the recognition!…read more SERVICE Amazing service, easy to make reservations online, and easy to check in and get seated once your entire party has arrived. INSIDE Spacious, clean, and plenty of seating both upstairs and down. MENU For larger parties, they recommend their prefix menu which includes a various sampling of lots of delicious items. FOOD 10/10 I haven't eaten Indian food much, but was thoroughly impressed. From my mango lassi which was perfectly sweetened and tart to buttered buns, fried okra, black Dahl, garlic naan, and lamb skewers, everything was delicious. I esp loved the lamb skewers! We ordered a side of garlic naan with cheese which is basically a quesadilla and it was super cheesy and delicious as well. OVERALL Would def recommend Dishoom when visiting London. It'll definitely be a hit in your books!

There isn't much I can add about Dishoom that hasn't already been said. As a huge fan of Indian…read morefood, I can honestly say I haven't had better. The food was exceptional -- aroma, flavors, spice levels, portions; everything was perfect. While visiting London, a local friend invited me to Dishoom, knowing how much I love Indian cuisine. We arrived on a Sunday afternoon around 5PM, and the place was already packed. They don't take reservations for dinner unless you're a large group, but trust me, the wait is worth it. They have a fantastic bar where you can grab drinks while you wait for a table (they give you buzzers). I tried the Negroni and another tequila-based cocktail (sadly I can't remember the name), and both were phenomenal. Shared plates are definitely the way to go at Dishoom. We ordered the gunpowder potatoes (incredible), an appetizer with potatoes and pineapple (not my favorite; the pineapple threw me off), monkfish curry (amazing), and chicken curry. It was a lot of food for just two of us, but I couldn't stop eating. I seriously wanted to bottle up that sauce! The service was surprisingly impeccable, especially considering how busy they were. We ended up spending about £110 for an incredible dinner, and we nearly couldn't finish everything. Lastly, the ambiance! Inspired by Iranian cafes in India, the atmosphere at Dishoom is eclectic. I loved the dim lighting, unique decor, and the lively pace of the restaurant. Just go!

Korean food in London is ok, and I would say the taste here was also ok. I think the hidden gem of…read morethis place is that it offers vegan options, and during the week I see this place is usually packed and you can't get in without a reservation. So there's something good about this place, but it just didn't hit it for me.

I love Korean food and tasted good ones, but this place is just plain. Nothing special…read more Overpriced. I'll avoid if there is other options.

Ehh you better LOVE tofu if you wanna like the fish n chips here. It's a pretty big cut of tofu so…read moreafter the first bite, every next bite tastes the same. It was pretty creative to wrap the tofu in seaweed before battering the tofu though. The pea soup on the side was decent. Overall the meal was bland and expensive but if you're craving vegan fish n chips and don't mind filling up on tofu, this place is.... ok

Good Vegan food with lots of options in a nice environment. I got the mac n cheese and fish and…read morechips.

I love vegetarian restaurants - and love upscale ones even more…read more This is a lame addition to the upscale vegetarian category. Vegetarian cooking is British cooking taken to the highest level. Good ingredients - Simply but Expertly Prepared. Good ingredients are critical and flavor retention in the kitchen is life and death. We did a mixed vegetable soup. (Fancy name - Tuscan soup . Simpler reality - vegetables boiled in a stock and then pureed.) Done right - this is one of the staples of vegetarian comfort food - and places like Planet Organic do terrific versions of the dish. The Carnevale version was tasteless brown stuff with orange flecks. A plate of artichokes (not a fancy one drowning in flavored bread stuffing. The pure up and simple - here is your artichoke - buy a good one and cook it to keep the taste.) The artichokes came out small and tasteless. Admittedly artichokes were not in season when I ate here .... but if this is the case - why are they on the menu? Manchego with quince and biscuits were lovely - but then the kitchen did nothing here. But at least they bought good cheese, quince and biscuits. The room itself shows the same sloppiness of execution that is shown in the cooking. On the night we were there one fluorescent like fixture was broken with the bulb stinking out of the fixture at a 30 degree angle. Packages of napkins were piled up in the dining room for storage as if we were eating in a cleaning goods closet. Yes the place is small and storage is at a premium. But even if one must store goods in the dining room - can't one at least cover it up so it doesn't look like your paper depository? Add to this that the place charges Barbican Banker prices. If I am paying this much for vegetables, please buy good ones - and actually take some care in their preparation - rather than just blasting them through and covering up the results with sauce..

Came for dinner on a Tuesday evening around 7ish. There was no wait to get a table, but the…read morerestaurant was not empty, either. It's so nice to come to a restaurant where I can eat everything. I know that all-veg places can get a bad reputation, but Carnevale will appeal to veggies and omnivores alike. As opposed to trying to imitate meat, the menu is a celebration of plant-based foods in their natural state. I ordered the haloumi kebabs over lentil curry. 13.50 may seem expensive, but the portion size was very large, and it was a quality dish. They also provided free bread - I had olive bread, which was delicious as well. Service was very friendly, although by american standards a little slow. It is nice to be left alone to have uninterrupted conversation, but budget 1.5 hours in total for a meal here to be safe.

Since my mates and I have been trying to eat healthier this year, we thought a vegan place would be…read moreperfect! Sorry to any of my vegan friends on here, but some vegan joints such as this place don't feel any healthier than your local McDonalds! Sure, the dishes at Genesis are cooked with avocado oil but lots of the dishes seemed filled with a bunch of fried toppings. For example, the tofu dog was good until it had all these fried onions on top of it. I also ordered the fried avocado taco and the fried breading of the avocado was a little too heavy. Additionally, the nut butter Mac and cheese was way too sweet. The concepts of their dishes are really good and the ambiance is super trendy, but I wish the food was a little more thoughtful and vegetable forward. The most vegetable forward dish was a kale salad and that was surprisingly my favorite thing. Besides all of this, the staff is really nice, but I would suggest a menu that doesn't rely too much on frying everything.

Atmosphere and staff are great. cute shop near Brick lane and Spitalfields. Has a downstairs…read moreseating area that can fit groups. The menu was a mix of dinner items and some Asian flavors. Main and a side will be around 15quid The food was mediocre. Lots of sauce on all of the items. I would suggest the duck taco and chocolate milkshake.

If you're in London and looking for a delicious, healthy vegan meal that doesn't pretend to be…read moremeat, this is your place. I went with my husband on a Friday at 7. We made a reservation through the Redemption website (they're not featured on OpenTable) the day of with no difficulties. The restaurant is small and intimate and was full when we arrived. They do have an outdoor patio, but it wasn't open due to rain. There is also a bar area which seemed to be open seating. I recommend making a reservation as the restaurant seems to be popular. There seemed to be only 2 servers (one of which was also the bartender), so the service was relaxed. If you are in a rush, this may not be your place. However, if you are looking to unwind and enjoy a meal without without feeling like you're being pushed to leave, this is your place. Both servers were very friendly and attentive. My husband and I ordered the flu fighter martini (spicy!) and the mood enhancing mocha. We also ordered the kale crisps as a starter, the buff burger, and the bolognese brown rice penne pasta. The only complaint my husband had was that the burger (made from beetroot and beans) fell apart easily. However the flavors were on point. The bolognese pasta was generous with the mushrooms and sauce. The portions were good for the price. All items had great flavor, were cooked well and filling. I would recommend this restaurants to vegans and non-vegans alike. We will definitely be going back during our time in London.

This place was really great. All vegan menu. I had the soup of the day which was a coconut base…read morewith some lentils I think and some green chili and I also had the side kale and date salad which was also quite fresh and healthy tasting. The soup came with a toasted slice of vegan gluten free bread which I thought was a perfect texture and had plenty of flavor. Note that they are categorized as a restaurant/bar, however despite the fact that there is a bar, they do not serve alcohol. They have mocktails and elixers and non-alcoholic beer. Service was pretty good for London. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯