The Halkin by Como, Japanese Afternoon Tea

Japanese Rituals at The Halkin by COMO

 

The Halkin by Como, Japanese Afternoon Tea

Who? Chocolatier William Curley

What? Award-winning chocolatier William Curley has recently launched a new “Japanese Rituals” afternoon tea at The Halkin by COMO. The afternoon tea experience will include Japanese inspired patisserie, savouries and scones as well as Japanese teas and infusions. Priced at £37.50.

When? Available now

Where? The Halkin by COMO, Halkin Street, London SW1X 7DJ www.comohotels.com/thehalkin/

How? Reserve online www.comohotels.com/thehalkin/, call 0207 3331 060 or email bar.thehalkin@comohotels.com

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