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★ The LegendThe dish the restaurant is most famous for.
◆ Fan FavoriteWhat regulars reorder every single visit without thinking twice.
● Chef's PickExplicitly endorsed by the chef or kitchen.
◇ Hidden GemWhat first-timers walk past. Often a side or starter regulars always order.
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Restaurant Gordon Ramsay, his first solo venture, opened in 1998 on the site of the legendary three-Michelin-starred La Tante Claire, a bold move that cemented his place in London's fine dining scene. It's London's longest-running restaurant to hold three Michelin stars, a testament to its unwavering pursuit of culinary excellence. Regulars often opt for the 'Carte Blanche' menu, trusting Chef de Cuisine Kim Ratcharoen to deliver a bespoke, seasonal journey.
★ The Legend
Lobster, Langoustine and Salmon Ravioli
This signature seafood ravioli has been a permanent fixture on the menu since the restaurant's inception, even from the days when Gordon Ramsay himself was in the kitchen. It features a delicate pasta filled with three distinct seafood proteins—lobster, langoustine, and salmon—each perfectly cooked to maintain its individual flavor and texture, all brought together with a sorrel velouté.
◆ Fan Favorite
Roasted Veal Sweetbreads
This dish consistently receives high praise from diners for its perfectly cooked, honey-glazed Dutch sweetbreads, which are encrusted with puffed grains and allium buds. The dish is bathed in a velvety macadamia ajo blanco and a rich jus noisette, offering a delightful contrast of textures and flavors.
● Chef's Pick
Pressed Foie Gras, Smoked Duck and Wild Strawberries
This dish is a recurring feature on the tasting menus and is noted for its indulgent yet refined combination of flavors and textures. It's a classic example of the modern French cuisine served at the restaurant.
◇ Hidden Gem
100-day aged Cumbrian Blue Grey
While many might gravitate towards other mains, regulars know to look for this 'take on steak and chips' on the menu. The beef is aged for 100 days, offering a depth of flavor, and is served with panisse, cosberg, and a red wine-based 'pontac' sauce, with pickled mustard seeds adding a welcome acidity.
Insider Tip
First-timers often overlook the wine list, which is presented on a tablet and can be a bit overwhelming. Instead of scrolling endlessly, ask the sommelier for a recommendation based on your menu choices and preferences. They are incredibly knowledgeable and can guide you to a perfect pairing that enhances your meal, rather than just picking a bottle at random.