Asian Bars in London

Hyde Kensington has everything you need for a night out, from delectable Asian sharing plates to incredible, theatrical cocktails and DJs spinning late into the night. Head to the Kensington bar to sample their amazing cocktails which use everything from sauvignon blanc to double cream. The minimalist and exciting interiors have been created by an artist to create a chic space.

Doused in Oriental mystique, Buddha Bar is a wonderland of Asian cuisines and creative mixology. Avant-garde decor frames a giant Buddha statue in the centre of the restaurant and a low-lit ambiance gives an air of luxury to your dining experience here. For a taste of fragrant cooking integrating traditional and modern techniques, Buddha Bar is a stunner. 

With a drinks cabinet stocked full of Indian-inspired cocktails infused with all kinds of spices and flavours, Anise can expect to nibble on delightful bar snacks against the backdrop of some seriously sleek interiors. Book out one of their intimate candle-lit booths and tuck into some Indian delights at this popular city-based hangout.

It's Mint Leaf's perfect balance between the ancient traditions and authentic flavours of India that makes it a stand out Asian bar. With a restaurant that can cater for gatherings of up to 300, its an ideal candidate for private functions of all shapes and sizes for parties prone to indulging in a little fine Indian cuisine.

An Asian bar and restaurant in Blackfriars that boasts a stunning roster of Chinese dishes, Chinese Cricket Club is forward thinking in the plates department as they not only offer dim sum masterclasses, there's Chinese dragon dancers and more.

This chic venue in the heart of Chinatown takes the word 'secretive' to a whole new level. Once you've located the non-descript green door and stepped inside, you'll quickly reap your rewards. Three floors of delicious Asian cocktails and food against the backdrop of an endearing oriental decor await, all served up with fantastic service alongside a seriously cool crowd.

Yes, Inamo might well have set up the world's first interactive dining system, but let's not forget that the standard of the cuisine is pretty exceptional too. Fusing tastes of Japan, China, Thailand and Korea together, Inamo Soho creates an innovative menu full of the very best tastes and flavours from the continent.

Machiya is a new restaurant-bar in Soho that draws inspiration from the food halls found across Japan. Beautifully decorated and laid back in every way, the team serve authentic dishes - such as tonkatsu, teriyaki and yaitori - coupled with flavoursome cocktails made using sake, Japanese whiskies and fresh spices. Enjoy a Japanese Old Fashioned or sip a smoky Negroni at this great Asian bar in London.

This luxurious Indian-themed cocktail bar arms its drinks cabinet with perfectly-blended concoctions heavy on the sub-continental ingredients. There's a carefully selected list of canapes to nibble on whilst you're there, and with a seriously stylish interior made up with azure blue walls, soft leather and oriental rugs, Zenna is rightly considered one of the best Asian-themed bars in London.

Few can match Inamo when it comes to innovation. Covent Garden’s newest restaurant is tech-savvy to the max; allowing guests to place order via sleek tablets, to set their own digital tabletops and even to check in on the kitchen by tuning in to chef cam. Head chef Jon Claro prepares a pan-Asian spread of sushi, sashimi and tapas options, with the sushi bar downstairs just perfect for a post-dinner tipple.

Boasting delicious drinks, Fu Manchu is an Asian inspired haven in the heart of Clapham. Not only will their archway venue and brooding space impress, Fu Manchu is innovative with cocktails and partying combined.

Asia De Cuba pushes the boundaries to create a memorable dining experience! The culinary team blend Asian cuisine with tropical flavours of the Caribbean with great results, and with an informal approach resulting in food being brought to the table whenever its ready, guests enjoy exquisite tastes of the Orient in unique circumstances.

With the smokey aromas of an Arabic market, alongside a host of Asian sharing platters and tapas plates, this sultry den with its cosy booth seats and ornate lanterns is perfect for some fine dining, some cocktail swigging or a good old boogie on the dance floor.