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Spanning the eighth and ninth floors of what was once the Daily Telegraph’s Fleet Street HQ, this new pan-Asian fusion concept will major in Japanese cuisine – with a dedicated sushi counter and open robata grill – but also with Thai and Chinese dishes. The ninth-floor rooftop terrace will become a bar and lounge complete with a panorama of the nearby cityscape.
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Summary
Spanning the eighth and ninth floors of what was once the Daily Telegraph’s (and more recently Goldman Sachs’s) Fleet Street HQ, this ritzy new pan-Asian fusion rooftop is set to open in late 2025. It’s one of three planned for Regis’s new mixed-use development of the site, with restos from brothers Arian and Alberto Zandi (owners of Emerald Hospitality, who run Como Garden, Zuaya, etc). This one will major in Japanese cuisine – with a dedicated sushi counter and open robata grill – but also with Thai and Chinese dishes. The ninth-floor rooftop terrace will adjoin a bar overlooking the nearby cityscape.
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133 Fleet Street, London, EC4A 2BB
133 Fleet Street, London, EC4A 2BB
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