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Pan-Asian Fine Dining · London

Ivy Asia Menu Prices 2026: Pan-Asian Fine Dining in London

Ivy Asia is a pan-Asian fine-dining restaurant group in London launched in 2019 by Richard Caring's Caprice Holdings. Renowned for extraordinary tiger-themed interiors and innovative cuisine spanning Japanese, Chinese, Thai and Korean traditions, it's one of London's most dramatic — and most Instagrammed — restaurant experiences. Locations at St Paul's, Chelsea and Mayfair. Small plates from £12, mains £24–£45, cocktails £15–£16.

St Paul's · Chelsea · MayfairPan-Asian fine diningTiger-themed interiorsSushi · Dim Sum · WagyuTop London Instagram restaurant
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Sample · $$$

Signature items

Miso Black Cod£36
Omakase Sushi Selection£36
Wagyu Beef Skewers£38
Dragon Roll£18
Tiger's Blood Cocktail£16
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Quick answers

What to order — and what it costs

The most-searched Ivy Asia questions, answered with current 2026 pricing.

Cheapest starter
Edamame £6

Vegan, steamed salted edamame beans.

Signature main
Miso Black Cod £36

Sake-marinated, miso glaze — the dish Ivy Asia is known for.

Best for sharing
Asian Sharing Board £28

Selection of dim sum, spring rolls and satay for the table.

Signature cocktail
Tiger's Blood £16

Vodka, strawberry, watermelon and rose.

Signature dishes

Ivy Asia's most iconic dishes

From the omakase sushi to the theatrical cocktails, these are the dishes Ivy Asia regulars return for.

The headline main

Miso Black Cod

Sake-marinated black cod with miso glaze, pickled cucumber and sesame. The dish that defines Ivy Asia's Japanese fine-dining credentials — £36.

The sushi centrepiece

Omakase Selection

Chef's selection of approximately 12 pieces of seasonal sashimi, sushi and hand rolls. The most prestigious sushi experience on the menu — £36.

The premium sharing plate

Wok-Fried Lobster

Whole lobster wok-fried with black bean sauce, chilli and spring onion. The most luxurious main on the menu — £45.

The Instagram roll

Dragon Roll

Prawn tempura, avocado and cucumber topped with torched salmon and sriracha mayo — the most photographed item on the sushi menu — £18.

The signature cocktail

Tiger's Blood

Vodka, strawberry, watermelon and rose — Ivy Asia's house cocktail, as dramatic in presentation as the interior. £16.

Best for dim sum

Asian Sharing Board

A selection of small bites — gyoza, spring rolls and satay skewers — ideal for the table to share as a starter. £28.

About Ivy Asia

Pan-Asian fine dining at the heart of London's restaurant scene

Ivy Asia launched in 2019 under the Caprice Holdings umbrella — the group behind The Ivy, Scott's, Annabel's and dozens of other London hospitality institutions, all helmed by restaurateur Richard Caring. Ivy Asia was conceived as a pan-Asian counterpart to The Ivy's British sensibility: the same showmanship, the same emphasis on atmosphere and occasion dining, but applied to the cuisines of East and Southeast Asia.

The interiors are the most talked-about in London's fine-dining circuit — tiger murals, lacquered gold, dramatic mood lighting, and table arrangements that make every seat feel like a stage set. The kitchen spans a wide Asian canon: Japanese sushi and miso-glazed fish, Chinese wok cookery and dim sum, Thai aromatics and Korean-influenced marinades. It's eclectic by design.

The restaurant opened its first site at St Paul's in 2019, followed by Chelsea and Mayfair, and has since expanded internationally. It's consistently ranked among London's most-booked and most-photographed dining destinations.

2019Launched in London
3London locations
£12–£45Mains & small plates
£$$Fine dining price point
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Dim sum, sushi, signature mains, sides, desserts and cocktails — use the links below to navigate the full Ivy Asia menu.

Small Plates & Dim Sum6 itemsSushi & Sashimi5 itemsMains7 itemsSides3 itemsDesserts3 itemsCocktails3 items
Full menu & prices

Ivy Asia full menu — 2026 prices

Prices are approximate and reviewed May 2026. Menus may vary by location. Confirm current pricing and availability at ivyasia.com.

Independent reference. Ivy Asia prices on this page are based on publicly available information reviewed May 2026. Menu prices, availability and dishes may differ between the St Paul's, Chelsea and Mayfair sites. Always confirm with the official site before visiting.
Locations

Where to find Ivy Asia in London

Ivy Asia St Paul's — 1 New Change, London EC4M 9AF. The flagship site in the One New Change shopping centre in the City, minutes from St Paul's Cathedral. Stunning views.

Ivy Asia Chelsea — 197 King's Road, London SW3 5ED. On the King's Road in Chelsea, at the heart of London's most fashion-forward neighbourhood.

Ivy Asia Mayfair — 20 Brook Mews North, London W1K 4DW. Tucked into Mayfair, London's most exclusive dining postcode.

  • Reservations: Strongly recommended — book at ivyasia.com
  • Dress code: Smart-casual to smart
  • Price point: $$$ — budget ~£60-90 per person with drinks
  • Vegetarian options: Yes — clearly marked on the menu
  • Best occasion: Date night, celebrations, special occasions
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Common questions

Ivy Asia — frequently asked questions

What is Ivy Asia, where are the locations, what to order, vegetarian options, reservations and dress code — answered.

What is Ivy Asia?

Ivy Asia is a pan-Asian fine-dining restaurant group in London, launched in 2019 by Richard Caring's Caprice Holdings — the group behind The Ivy, Scott's and Annabel's. Ivy Asia is known for its extraordinary tiger-themed interiors, dramatic moody lighting, and an Asian-fusion menu that draws from Japanese, Chinese, Thai and Korean cooking. It quickly became one of London's most-photographed dining destinations.

What type of food does Ivy Asia serve?

Ivy Asia serves innovative pan-Asian cuisine spanning multiple traditions. The menu includes Japanese sushi and sashimi, dim sum and gyoza, miso black cod, wok-fried lobster, Thai green curry, Wagyu beef skewers and a full cocktail programme. The kitchen blends Japanese technique with Chinese, Thai and Korean flavour profiles — it's eclectic rather than focused on one cuisine, which is what 'pan-Asian' means in practice.

Where are Ivy Asia locations?

Ivy Asia currently operates three London restaurants: Ivy Asia St Paul's (1 New Change, EC4M), Ivy Asia Chelsea (197 King's Road, SW3) and Ivy Asia Mayfair (20 Brook Mews North, W1K). The group has also expanded internationally. Confirm current operating locations and hours on the official site at ivyasia.com before visiting.

Is Ivy Asia good for vegetarians?

Yes — Ivy Asia caters reasonably well for vegetarians. The menu includes clearly marked vegetarian and vegan dishes including edamame gyoza, vegetable spring rolls, tofu green curry, wok-fried greens, edamame, mochi ice cream, matcha crème brûlée and yuzu cheesecake. The kitchen can adapt some dishes on request. Confirm allergen and dietary requirements when booking.

Do I need a reservation at Ivy Asia?

Yes — reservations are strongly recommended at all Ivy Asia locations, particularly on Friday and Saturday evenings and for larger groups. Ivy Asia is one of London's most in-demand fine-dining rooms. Walk-ins may be accommodated at the bar or at quieter weekday times, but booking in advance via the official website is the safest approach. You can book at ivyasia.com.

What is the dress code at Ivy Asia?

Ivy Asia is a smart-casual to smart venue — the dramatic interior sets the tone. Most diners dress stylishly; think cocktail-adjacent attire rather than formal black-tie. Jeans are generally fine if paired with a smart top or blazer. Trainers and casual sportswear are discouraged. The atmosphere is glamorous rather than stuffy, so err on the side of looking put-together and you'll fit right in.

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