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eating here is usually small teller, with a Vietnamese French whirlpool. some of them was particularly delicious the pineapple dessert.

that was just my beginning, but the presentation and attention of the things blown away tonight, great experience, great employees (rosi kali) were an absolute dream. 5* experience, head here when you are in a central location and looking for buzz! the personal here is creepy and great.

the le Bun team transformed leicester house for some weeks to the 22nd mai into a temporary diner. le bun offers a selection of American burgers based on some French classic recipes and ingredients. everything on the menu sounded super and tasty: deaf foie gras truffle mayo bourguignon glaze... I keep the list up as I just drive drool! Ver carta

great experience here. very cozy and clean environment with attentive bar staff. it was my first time with some friends came here, so I wasn't too sure how everything worked. one of these employees (agda) made us very comfortable and welcome, she kindly explained the system and made some great drinks recommendations! overall very satisfied with the service. Come back!

the service started bad (the 25 minutes wait until 2 cocktails could be delivered), but later in the evening became much better, in which we were allowed to stay in our 'maintained' upper floor meeting for over 2 hours after our reservation, and were really well looked after in this time. special scream for rosie, katie and zara, who really felt welcome and made us delicious cocktails.

before a show we booked a floorless brunch. we were surprised that we had to pay £3 extra for a larger eating option that, when it arrived, did not feel that significant. the workers were all very young and seemed inexperienced. even though they were very polite and could not be blamed. it is a cheap option near the theatre quarter for such something as most places were £60 and this was about £35, although I do not think I would visit again. Ver carta

the property that was formerly the st john hotel and one leicester has reopened as a leicester house. located handy behind the main strip of chinatown, east meets west is the concept for the restaurant with 50 covers (also a 17-room boutique hotel.) foods are described here as colonial vietnamese a fusion of French and Vietnamese. they will not find ph, bnh cun yet bn ch here. but you can order a bnh m, a Vietnamese style baguette sandwich (it is not on the photo of the menu I took, the menu online has bnh m

for the case that they are a little behind the recreation, is the famous st john hotel off leicester square and at its places is a new French-Vietnamese restaurant (their words are not mine) leicester house. the website seems to have been changed from the day it first came to life and by more hands than it should have in recent years. the situation cannot be accused, because finally – it is slap bang in the middle of london. at the end of this dark and gloomy tunnel, however, there is a light with the arrival of the new leicester house restaurant. this transformed Georgian city house looks stunning now decorated wisely, I can't have enough of its lush...read more

it is early days for this French Vietnamese hybrid directly at the leicester square. while eating is stunning, the prices are a little eye-watered and on our visit it seemed much more coworkers than customers who talked to each other about the rather small restaurant room, seemingly oblivious, how unpleasant this made the very few paying diners feel. near the hotel reception is also a bit strange that they bring the occasional tourist through the restaurant with their luggage or to london over the restaurant doors. fix the lack of ambiente and focus on giving customers a total experience that corresponds to food quality (and high end prices) and they should be on a winner. Ver carta