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Café Bao serves up mid-century interiors in London
Café Bao serves up mid-century interiors in London
Get your trainers on and prepare to queue for Café Bao, the latest restaurant from London’s beloved Bao restaurant group
Bao will be familiar to many Londoners as the purveyors of Taiwanese steamed buns and small plates so delicious that they inspire mile-long queues.
Café Bao is the fourth physical outlet from Bao and first opened in London’s King’s Cross neighbourhood only a few days before the UK December lockdown. Now – on 17 May 2021 – Bao is reopening its little-seen King’s Cross location and has fitted it out with everything restaurant-starved customers could hope for.
Undisclosed
Promising to be a restaurant ‘like no other’ in the north east, chef Christopher Spence will open fine dining venture Undisclosed in Sunderland this month. The chef-patron of Emily’s Table in Sunderland will open his new venture, which takes inspiration from the hidden bars he visited during his time spent in Australia, on St John’s Street in the space formerly occupied by D’Acqua on 17 May. Undisclosed will serve a fine dining menu of ambitious dishes alongside a list of of molecular cocktails.
28 John St, Sunniside, Sunderland SR1 1JG
Humble Chicken
Former Restaurant Story head chef Angelo Sato will open a yakitori bar on 20 May. Humble Chicken is inspired by Sato’s Japanese heritage and the ‘traditions of izakayas in Tokyo’. The whole of the chicken will be used, including cartilage, gizzards and even the bird’s knees. Yakitori will be cooked over Bincho-tan charcoal on a traditional Japanese grill imported from Kappabashi in Tokyo an