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52 | FOOD AND DRINK | Restaurants
Food and
drink
The Lounge at Zuma
Whether you’re looking forward to a
special dinner, you’re meeting friends for
drinks or you’re just feeling a bit peckish,
there’s a myriad of restaurants, cafés,
pubs and nightlife spots in the area
Top tables
Chelsea is peppered with some of the
world’s finest restaurants, including the
legendary Michelin-magnet Restaurant
Gordon Ramsay – but if you don’t fancy
breaking the bank, there are plenty of
alternatives on the menu
Awana
££££
A fine-dining Malaysian restaurant and
satay bar, Awana offers an à la carte
menu, specials, vegetarian and vegan
food and a couple of set menus (‘Taste
of Malaysia’ and ‘Malaysian Banquet’).
The satay bar serves up Malaysian
street food, particularly dishes from the
island of Penang, while the substantial
cocktail list features plenty of exotic fruits
and flavours.
Lunch: 12pm-3pm. Dinner: Monday-
Wednesday 6pm-11pm, Thursday-
Saturday 6pm-11.30pm, Sunday 6pm-
10.30pm.
85 Sloane Avenue, SW3 3DX
T: 020 7584 8880
www.awana.co.uk
Baity Kitchen
££
Baity Kitchen serves an interesting mix
of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean
cuisine – the result of a partnership
between Palestinian-born food blogger
and chef Joudie Kalla-Anagnou and her
Greek friend Christina Mouratoglou.
It’s an all-day dining venture that has
opened relatively recently (December
2010), with an emphasis on home-cooking.
‘Baity’ means ‘my home’ in Arabic,
and the restaurant aims to serve up the
sort of home-cooking that isn’t normally
found on menus in Arabic restaurants.
Joudie has worked in Restaurant
Price guide:
The following key shows a general
price guide for the restaurants,
based on an average three-course
meal from the à la carte menu
(including VAT but not including
drinks or service charges). Please
note that this is just a guide to prices
and should be treated as such.
£: Under £25
££: £25-£35
£££: £35-£45
££££: £45-£55
£££££: £55 and over
Baity Kitchen Cake Pops