Buddha Bar, photo c/o Paul Winch-Furness

Stylish pan-Asian at Buddha Bar

Buddha Bar, photo c/o Paul Winch-Furness
Buddha Bar, photo c/o Paul Winch-Furness

Who? Buddha-Bar

What? Visit the recently revamped Buddha-Bar in Knightsbridge for stylish pan-Asian fare. Buddha-Bar is a new gem for decadent dining, combining good food, music and an extensive drinks list. Look out for the Buddha-Bar chicken salad, crunchy sushi and smoked duck and foie gras gyoza.

When? Open now

Where? 145 Knightsbridge, London, SW1X 7PA www.buddhabarlondon.com

How? For reservations call 0203 6675 222

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