KIN Cafe & Restaurant - (Near Westminster, london)

5 /5 Mila Staneva: This is my dream date restaurant. ☺️ Very romantic and cozy place. Loved the food and the staff was super friendly. The large plates are large indeed. The restaurant is small, so I recommend having a reservation. And the kombucha is one of the best I’ve ever had.

5 /5 Jellyly: I visited KIN Cafe a couple of months ago and was so impressed with the brunch that I made a point to return on my next trip to London. Unfortunately, the cafe was closed for a meeting about their upcoming refurbishment, but I was kindly directed to KIN Restaurant right next door. They are run by the same group, but the menus are completely different. The restaurant itself is quite intimate with lovely, cosy decor. It did get a bit cramped and noisy during the lunch rush, but the staff remained incredibly attentive and friendly. I opted for the Mongolian Mushroom and Broccoli, served with Japanese rice. The presentation was exquisite! The portion size was decent—not massive, but satisfying. I loved the combination of oyster mushrooms and broccoli, beautifully garnished with red peppers and angel hair chilli. The Mongolian sauce was a tad on the salty side for my palate, but it balanced out well when eaten with the rice. Overall, it was a flavourful and enjoyable lunch. That said, I think I still prefer the lighter brunch options at KIN Cafe. Ill definitely be back once their renovations are done!

5 /5 Cheree Ramon: Everything we got was excellent. The matcha latte with almond milk was frothed creamy. The lentil soup was deliciously flavorful and somewhat reminiscent of curry, which paired well with their gluten-free bread. The KIN Hash was full of vegetables and paired well with a side of tofu, all of which was also sooooo flavorful. The halloumi on the hash was salty and grilled to perfection. Plus, the atmosphere is super cute and the employees are very personable (without being overly chatty or exhausting). I wish I could give this place more stars.