Simply amazing-sounding Japanese food popping up in Chelsea until mid-February. The chef running Kurobuta, Scott Hallsworth, used to behead chef at Nobu and Wabi , so you should expect a treat! A restaurant is also opening soon in Marble Arch.

Address & Map: 251 King's Road, London, SW3 5EL

Nearest Tube: South Kensington, Sloane Square

What	Kurobuta pop-up, 251 King’s Road
Nearest tube	South Kensington (underground)
When	01 Mar 14 – 07 Jun 14, 12:12 AM – 12:23 AM
Price	£45.00
Website	Click here to book a table via Kurobuta

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The Venue

Located on the bustling King’s Road, this pop-up restaurant is simply decorated with wooden tables, exposed light fittings and an open kitchen at the back. Plenty of Japanese books and newspaper clippings adorn the walls, and an assortment of sake bottles and cups are dotted around the place. Its popularity bodes well for Hallsworth’s upcoming Marble Arch restaurant, so we recommend booking a table in the busy pop-up.

Local Tips

While you’re in the area, wander along King’s Road, which was until 1830 a private road used by King Charles II (and some of his closer friends) to travel to and from Kew. As you pop in and out of the boutiques and antique shops, be sure to keep your eyes peeled for the wealth of blue plaques on the houses, some of which date back to the early 18th century.

Kurobuta pop-up, 251 King’s Road

Simply amazing-sounding Japanese food popping up in Chelsea until mid-February. The chef running Kurobuta, Scott Hallsworth...