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29/05/2026
10-minute rice paper cheung fun hack🍤 full recipe below
ingredients [makes 3]:
🍤 80g raw peeled prawns or shrimp
🍚 6 pcs of rice paper
🌱 3 stalks of chopped spring onion
🥄 1 tsp sesame oil
🌶️ itsu crispy chilli oil
🥄 top with soy sauce and black vinegar
briefly dip the rice paper in cold water and lay it onto a board. place 4 prawns in a line with a sprinkling of chopped spring onion.
tuck the top and bottom of the rice paper in to seal in the prawns, then gently roll the rice paper like you would a burrito. repeat with a second layer of rice paper to secure.
rub some sesame oil onto a heat-proof plate and place the cheung fun on. steam for 7-10 minutes depending on how large the prawns are.
top with crispy chilli oil, soy sauce, and a touch of black vinegar. enjoy!
20/05/2026
ep 4: dumpling spanakopita🥟where we answer ‘does it dumpling?’🤔
18/05/2026
ep 3: smash dumplings🥟you’re going to want to try this…full recipe below
dumpling filling mix:
🥩200g minced beef
🌱4 green onion [finely chopped]
🥬 1/2 cup cabbage or pak choy [finely chopped]
🫚 thumb of grated ginger
🧄 cloves of grated garlic
🥄 1 tbsp soy sauce
🥄 1 tbsp mirin/shaoxing rice wine (optional)
🥄 1 tbsp itsu teriyaki sauce
🥄 1 tsp sesame oil
🥄 pinch of pepper
ingredients:
🥟 frozen dumpling wrappers
🥕 shredded veg [carrot, cucumber and cabbage work well]
☘️ top with coriander or spring onion
🌶️ itsu crispy chilli oil
start by finely chopping cabbage and salting it to release moisture. combine the dumpling filling ingredients (including the strained cabbage) and stir until combined.
spoon 1.5 tbsp of the mixture onto defrosted dumpling wrappers, and firmly spread up to the perimeter of the dough.
grill on medium high heat for 5-7 minutes or until it develops a brown crust, pressing firmly like a smash burger patty. flip and finish on other side for 2 minutes.
serve with fresh shredded veg, and extra drizzle of teriyaki, and crispy chilli oil.
13/05/2026
if there’s one thing we know, it’s dumplings🥟follow along as we test the hype
30/04/2026
sticky teriyaki pulled pork ramen🍜 full recipe below
ingredients [serves 2]:
🥢 itsu restaurant’ramen original noodles
🍜 classic ramen brilliant’broth
🥩 oven-ready braised meat of choice [asian flavours pair best]
🥚 2x eggs
🥬 2x pak choy
🌽 small tin of sweetcorn
🥄 crispy chilli oil
🌱 spring onion
cook the braised meat per pack instructions [typically around 30 minutes] and get started on the other toppings.
cook eggs for 5 minutes on a gentle rolling boil for the perfect runny yolk. for extra flavour, grill corn and pak choy in a pan on med-high heat until they get some colour.
5 minutes before the meat is done, simmer the noodles and broth. assemble the ramen bowl with all the fixings and enjoy
24/04/2026
chef-level quality…in a noodle pot? here’s what Monica has to say.
13/04/2026
world-famous chef Monica Galetti says anyone can nail a perfectly jammy egg. we’re bringing it back to basics with ‘noodles 101’🍜
11/04/2026
ep 3: ponzu tuna tostadas🌮🍣
ingredients [makes 6]:
🍣150g of sashimi [or 2 boxes of itsu sashimi]
🥑 1 avocado
🥟frozen dumpling wrappers [can sub with tortillas]
🫒olive oil spray
🌱top with chives, sesame seeds & sliced onion
restaurant-inspired ponzu sauce:
🥄 2 tbsp soy sauce
🥄 1 tbsp mirin
🥄 1 tbsp lime juice
🥄 1 tbsp lemon juice
🥄 half a tsp honey
🥄 half tsp grated ginger
🥄 half a clove of grate garlic
start by making the crispy tostadas, spray both sides of the dumpling wrapper with oil and bake on a tray for 7 minutes at 180c, flipping halfway.
dice the sashimi, and dress it in the ponzu sauce 10 minutes before serving [any longer will cure the fish]. thinly slice the avocado, chives and red onion. assemble and finish with sesame seeds and a touch of spicy mayo.
09/04/2026
After an alarming increase in edamame skin eating, we’d like to clarify our position... Eat the skin and you will be removed.
09/03/2026
ep 4: our viral mille feuille nabe⭐️🍲 full recipe in caption
ingredients:
🥬 1 large napa or 2 chinese cabbage
🥩 500g thinly sliced beef or pork [can be found in hotpot or frozen sections of asian supermarkets]
🌱1 pack soft tofu
🍄🟫 handful of mushrooms [we used shimeji]
🥣 2x classic ramen brilliant’broth
method:
thoroughly wash the cabbage leaves and layer it with the thinly sliced meat. chop into 2-3 segments depending on the height of your pot.
arrange cabbage and meat, leaving the centre hollow for some diced tofu and mushrooms. pour in the brilliant broth and simmer with the lid on for 15-20 minutes on medium heat.
04/03/2026
ep 3: spicy tofu cabbage soup🥬🥣 full recipe below
ingredients [serves 4]:
🥬 1 chinese cabbage
🍄🟫 300g mushrooms [we used half chestnut and half shimeji]
💧0.75l water
🧈 1 block soft tofu
🌱 6 stalks spring onion
🍗 chicken stock cube
🥄 1 sachet itsu chilli miso
🥄 3 tbsp soy sauce
🥄 crispy chilli oil to garnish
method:
bring water to a boil and season with stock cube and soy sauce.
add in washed and chopped veg, then simmer with lid ofn for 15-20 minutes.
when cabbage is fully translucent, turn off the heat and add the chilli miso paste and cubed tofu.
finish with green onion, sesame oil, and crispy chilli oil for that final kick.
22/02/2026
welcome to the beautiful world of cabbage🥬🌟follow to not miss out of any of these recipes:
🥄 mille feuille nabe
🥄 charred miso butter cabbage
🥄 spicy tofu cabbage soup
🥄 stuffed cabbage rolls
and so much more on 🤩
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98 Kensington High Street
London
W8 4SG
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Public Transport:
1. Underground: Take the District or Circle line to High Street Kensington station. From there, it is a short walk to Kensington High Street.
2. Bus: Various bus routes serve Kensington High Street, including numbers 9, 10, 27, 28, 49, and 328. Check the Transport for London website or app for specific bus options from your location.
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Please note that driving in central London can be challenging due to congestion and limited parking availability. It is recommended to use public transport whenever possible.
1. From the east: Take A4/Cromwell Road towards central London until you reach Kensington High Street.
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Review: itsu, Kensington High Street, London
Sushi restaurants have always been a go-to choice for food enthusiasts who appreciate the delicate art of Japanese cuisine. And when it comes to finding a sushi restaurant that offers an exceptional dining experience, itsu on Kensington High Street in London stands out as a true gem.
One of the things that sets itsu apart is their commitment to quality ingredients. From the freshest fish to the finest rice, every bite at itsu is a testament to their dedication to serving top-notch sushi. The attention to detail in their sushi rolls is truly impressive, with each piece expertly crafted and bursting with flavor.
But itsu isn't just about sushi. They also offer a range of other delectable options like noodles and soups. Whether you're craving a comforting bowl of ramen or a light and refreshing salad, itsu has something for everyone. Their menu is diverse and caters to different dietary preferences, making it a great choice for both vegetarians and meat lovers alike.
The ambiance at itsu is another highlight. The sleek and modern interior creates a welcoming atmosphere that is perfect for both casual lunches and intimate dinners. The staff are friendly and attentive, ensuring that your dining experience is nothing short of exceptional.
What sets itsu apart from other sushi restaurants is their commitment to innovation. They constantly introduce new flavors and combinations that keep diners coming back for more. While they may have seasonal and time-limited offers, it's worth noting that even their regular menu items are anything but ordinary.
Overall, itsu on Kensington High Street is a must-visit destination for sushi lovers in London. With their commitment to quality ingredients, diverse menu options, inviting ambiance, and innovative approach to Japanese cuisine, it's no wonder why this restaurant has become such a popular choice among locals and tourists alike. So next time you're in the area, make sure to stop by itsu for a truly memorable dining experience.
