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Restaurant for NYE - recommendations?


BJL

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Any recommendations for a good restaurant for New Year's Eve?


We're looking to go for an earlyish meal and then go on somewhere else, so we're not in search of a place with a NYE "package" - just somewhere with good (not very expensive) meal with atmosphere. Most styles of cooking are fine and anywhere in the City or central/north London would be convenient. Thanks...

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tarafitness Wrote:

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> why don't you post this on the local businesses

> thread... will be interested to see any reponses

> you might get

>

> (for selfish reasons I'm afraid!)


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BJL doesn't appear to be looking for a local restaurant, judging by the phrase "anywhere in the City or central/north London would be convenient" :)


So I guess it would be shunted off the local businesses thread PDQ ....

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Try Soho Japan.


It's essentially an old pub in Fitzrovia made into a Japanese restaurant. Our friend was over from Tokyo this week and she took us there for lunch.


It's all very good (especially the sushi... in fact I loved the food all round) and unlike some Japanese places it's also very relaxed, perfect for a NYE kickoff.


As an added bonus, the sushi chef looks just like Mr Miyagi from The Karate Kid.


(which is nice)


There's a side dish of Spinach with sesame paste and seeds that i'm still dreaming of.


Oh god, see what you've done. Now i'm having reoccurring food fantasies at 8:30 am.



NETTE(tu)(tu)

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