Restaurants in London - Koya and Launceston Place
KoyaThe Koya is a Japanese restaurant in London, Soho. It is a highly authentic udon-ya (a place specialising in udon, a thick, springy wheat noodle). The noodles are freshly made daily, utilising a traditional foot-kneading method to achieve that desirable chewy texture, and the broths are deeply flavoured with three types of dried fish. A bowl of the Koya noodles is always worth the wait. It is very popular for the age group 30 to 45. The restaurant is located at 49 Frith Street, W1D 4SG in London.
Launceston Place
The Launceston Place restaurant is a true hidden gem. Chef Tim Allen also owns a restaurant in Kensington. A meal here leaves you with a sense of fun and satisfaction. The menu keeps pace with the seasons and many ingredients are sourced locally. It is very popular for the age group 20 to 35. The restaurant is located at 1A Launceston Place, W8 5RL London.
