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Had the afternoon tea on a Saturday afternoon. Was a good experience. Nice venue and ambiance. Choice of teas could have been more extensive, but was nice. The sandwiches were nice, not the best. Same with the sweet treats. Overall a good experience, would recommend a visit. P.s. the staff were great.

I love a good menu, and for £45 per person, they could be much worse than the offer in kona im st. James’ court hotel. the venue is beautiful in summer – they pass a charming green courtyard and an art deco style in their way in. we started our meal with a classic – lobster bisque, with Brixham crab and cream meat served on the table.

a back when I visited london, I stayed a week in the st jame’s court. during this time I came to this restaurant for the teriyaki salmon court several times. I loved the taste of the flavor and sauce. the salmon was cooked to perfection. also the herbal side and rice were great. as a food lover with an Asian background I loved to take this Asian fusion shell! the deconstructed citron melisur, however, was on average.

On Saturday evening, Indy and I headed down to St James', an area of London we rarely visit, for a three course dinner at Kona, a newly opened restaurant located in the super luxurious Taj 51 Buckingham Gate Suites and Residences. . You'd be forgiven for assuming that Kona would be in keeping with the opulent design of Taj 51; however, the restaurant is surprisingly modern. Neutral tones give the dining room a light and airy feel, with a variety of paintings hanging on the walls and elegant furnishings providing a sophisticated finish. Tucked away at the back of the restaurant you'll find The Library a warm and inviting space with plush sofas and armchairs; the perfect place to enjoy a night...

After receiving an invitation to kona of zomato, I decided to book a table for me and my engaged. we arrived and were brought into a small room with only 6 tables (of which only 3 were used) it doesn't matter to eat with many people, but it is nice to relax in a quiet, quiet environment sometimes. the employment at kona is a little dated, but this is likely to be on their general aesthetics and the clientele to which they sell. our service in the evening was exceptional and gave me hope that we sometimes get it right in england. as far as food is concerned, it was nice. it's not really all to write to home, but it wasn't unpleasant. my steak animals was not the best I had, what a shame is wh...

I was invited by zomato (then so, so much alexandra kalinowski sheepa miah) to visit kona and firmly to its delicious meals and elegant interiors. I and a friend sit in a next room, away from a large, loud table and pampered all the way through our dinner, even if we sat next to the serving table and got to see that all the staff come and go and chat in the hidden part between the kitchen and the restor. from the foh to the beautiful waitresses everyone was clear and full of suggestions for us, so this is a really nice experience. eating is excellent, without doubt, no, but, with each individual dish provides a whole series of taste and surprises. we went for the menu découverte, which is a...

From the moment you set foot into the serene ambience of the Taj hotel, begins an evening of escape from the hectic humdrum of London life. And what better way to spend it than in Kona, the latest restaurant of the St James hotel, offering European cuisine with a contemporary twist? Kona has a chic, classic decor, ideal for those looking to feast on fine food in an intimate, serene surrounding. The service was ideal, with a member of waiting staff always near enough to cater to our needs, whilst not being stuffy nor overattentive. The restaurant is split into three rooms, providing diners with a sense of intimacy and cosiness. Whilst not an overwhelmingly extensive menu, deciding your dish c...

It is a truth, of which I am becoming increasingly aware, that there really is no point in indulging in afternoon tea unless it makes you feel a little bit special. I’ve long bemoaned the increase in pretty decent eateries filling the lunch dinner gap by shoving in a sub standard tea, and it is these that, unfortunately, make the whole pursuit seem over priced and therefore of questionable value. If you look through the Lady Loves Cake archive, you’ll find reviews of many very good teas in the middling price bracket £25 35) but it’s more difficult to find something in the high end regions with the quality and elegance to rival the really big names. I may have struck gold...kind of literally....

You'd be forgiven for assuming that Kona would be in keeping with the opulent design of Taj 51; however, the restaurant is surprisingly modern. Neutral tones give the dining room a light and airy feel, with a variety of paintings hanging on the walls and elegant furnishings providing a sophisticated finish. Tucked away at the back of the restaurant you'll find The Library a warm and inviting space with plush sofas and armchairs; the perfect place to enjoy a night cap after you've indulged on some fine cuisine. Soft lighting helps to create an informal and relaxed ambience; the perfect setting for a romantic evening out. Our evening started with cocktails an off menu Strawberry Bellini for me...