Asia De Cuba At St Martins Lane

the menu was not extensive, but everything was well done, especially the puddings that were very imaginatiw. very nice and friendly staff. I'll be back.

Disappointing in that the 'spicy' prawn balls were not spicy but bland; oregano balsamic chips were very dry no evidence of balsamic; monkfish good good

Expensive and little quantity of food, it is a hotel restaurant and not a fancy restaurant to have to pay that price. There is a music bar next to the restaurant and you can hear the music from the table.

the personal is always for a double check if an item is halal or has a alcohol. the chef has also changed recipes for our gluten intolerance. have always visited with friends for lunch. I hope they will soon try out their gf in the afternoon.

eating was excellent, ambiente was okay, but the service was so disappointing I had removed the service fee from the bill. almost every time someone came to our table, it was someone we hadn't seen before. the second glass wein demanded when the main course was served long after eating.

I had been to the restaurant years back and brought my friend for a birthday lunch. The staff were super attentive, and the chef paid extra consideration to my Gluten and Lactose intolerance by adapting my dishes. My friend and I were super impressed with the composition of the dishes, flavours and intricate dressings. Would highly recommend. They even do a Gluten Free afternoon tea which is a rarity in London.

We enjoyed our food and the restaurant is creatively decorated and has a nice atmosphere. The service started well, but as the restaurant got busier it got much worse. We waited for 40 minutes after finishing our mains before our desserts finally arrived, and for most of that time we were sitting with our empty plates in front of us. We ended up rushing to finish dessert so we wouldn’t be late to the theatre. We allowed 2 hours to eat so it was disappointing that we had to finish in a hurry. Overall, good food but lacklustre service.

We booked the special menu for £25 £30 for 2 or 3 courses including a mohito. The waitress didn’t tell us that the mohito was included when we sat down so we ordered some other drinks and it wasn’t until I asked if a drink was included that she volunteered this information . We therefore had it at the end of the meal which wasn’t ideal . We also had to ask for our wine to be topped up . The food itself was very nice but one of the dishes didn’t come out until the rest of us had nearly finished . After complaining very nicely about this to our waitress the manager cane o we and apologised and offered us 2 free desserts . The bill when it came included a 15% service charge so I changed it to 1...

two for preopera dinner at 18 o'clock, eat a la carte. we ordered a bottle of the house white, price 35, but were calculated 46 for another bottle of wine. we were also charged 11,50 for a gin and tonic we never ordered. since we hurry to be in time for the opera (and at least initially service) had been slow, I discovered these false accuses only if I inspected the bill more cautious to house i have kept the bill! our waiter, although he tried his best, was the agency temp, and was not at all familiar with the menu that caused all kinds of confusion at the beginning. my main was a cesar salad consisting of half an salate (no, the leaves were not separated, washed individually and sown!). th...