Who doesn’t love a restaurant with a view? For those who love the high life (i.e. everyone)  Bokan is swanky sky bar & restaurant with an outside rooftop terrace in Canary Wharf.

On my next stop in my culinary quest to find my favourite ramen bar in London, I visited Bone Daddies in well-heeled Kensington.

Unlike my new years’ resolution to get fit, which has predictably paled away into non-existence (it’s not even the end of January!), my cravings for the steaming bowl of Japanese goodness has yet to be satiated and following on from my recent trip to Ippudo, I’m continuing on in my quest to find my favourite ramen bar in London.

Ramen bars isn’t exactly on trend right now but for some reason, I’ve developed a bit of a craving for ramen of late. Such is the rich bowl of deliciousness that has come to dominate my thoughts that I’ve inadvertently found myself on a quest to find my favourite ramen bar in London. So first stop: Ippudo in central St Giles.

Forget takeaway pizzas, The Stable in Whitechapel is the place to be if you want quality artisan sourdough pizzas with an incredible range of cider. More on that later.

Another restaurant in London?

Not quite, Shuang Shuang is one of few London restaurants to offer a Hot-Pot style dining experience.

Afternoon Tea at The Egerton Hotel? Why go here when I can go to, say, Fortnum & Masons?

The Egerton House Hotel is traditional British 19th century townhouse turned five-star boutique hotel secreted away in a residential street in Knightsbridge. It’s so peaceful and tranquil away from the crowd that you find everywhere else in London. You’ll hardly believe you’re in Knightsbridge, one of London’s busiest touristy hotspot.