Pop-up restaurant with Michelin-starred British chefs

THE CUBE, a mobile pop-up restaurant designed to appear semi-transparent from the outside, is in London until September 30, providing diners a view of the Thames and Westminster from atop the Royal Festival Hall.

Cooking in the mobile restaurant pavilion are Michelin-starred British chefs like Sat Bains, Jonray and Peter Sanchez, Scottish Michelin chef Tom Kitchin, and Claude Bosi and Daniel Clifford, winners of Ramsay’s Best Restaurant 2010.

The restaurant seats 18 diners, who are able to watch as their meal is prepared in an open-concept kitchen.


Location: South Bank, Royal Festival Hall (Stop S), Lambeth, London Borough of Lambeth, London SE1, UK

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