Latest articles by Ben McCormack
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KOYN Thai brings high-end flair to London's West End
From Samyukta Nair and Fabled Studio comes a new restaurant with food drawn from the length and breadth of Thailand
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Where to eat sushi in London
From high-end hotels to supermarket pop-ups, food critic Ben McCormack recommends London's best sushi spots
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The new London restaurants to book now
This month, explore the best new restaurants in London, from the reinvention of Mexican family cooking at Fonda to fabulous small plates at Fantômas
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Mourad Mazouz on how the fusion of high art and haute cuisine has kept Sketch at the pinnacle of London dining
'Opening the restaurant felt like something we’d drawn over and over again': Sketch founder Mourad Mazouz tells Wallpaper* about the importance of artistic and culinary fusion
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Seven London late-night restaurants worth staying up for
Our food critic picks the best late-night restaurants London has to offer, dishing up excellent food in stylish surroundings after midnight
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Eight of the best Chinese restaurants in London right now
Our food critic's picks of the best Chinese restaurants in London, serving up a wealth of regional wonders in the chicest of contemporary surroundings
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ABC kitchens review: Transatlantic glamour and thrilling cuisine
Damian Hirst artwork, carefully-sourced ingredients and a borderless approach to mixing-and-matching flavours.
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Julie’s Restaurant unveils new interiors perfect for ‘artists, thinkers, and martini drinkers’
The modern French brasserie in the heart of Holland Park, reveals new interiors by Rosanna Bossom.
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Lita review: perfect small plates in a terrifyingly smart setting
The London open-fire bistro boasts modern Mediterranean fare and delicious, woody interiors
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Arlington review: the spirit of Le Caprice lives on in Jeremy King's restaurant reincarnate
It might look the same, but everything has been fine-tuned to perfection.
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Oma review: Greek-island fare pulled off with aplomb
Head to David Carter (Smokestak, Manteca)'s new Borough Market Greek for pillowy breads and mesmeric interiors.
