Rapsa is an Asian fusion restaurant located at 100 Hoxton in London. The menu features innovative modern Filipino dishes developed by Pinoy chef Francis Puyat and his team, drawing mainly from Asian flavours, spices and ingredients. The ambience is laid-back, making it a great spot for casual dining or drinks. They offer a variety of seafood, salads, vegetarian dishes, and sharing plates to enjoy with cocktails or fine wines. In addition to the regular menu, they also serve an Asian-inspired brunch on weekends and curry-style "lunchboxes" during weekdays. With their new moniker Rapsa, they are bringing together two successful restaurants under one roof to create an all-new food and drink experience that promises to elevate the already-great options with a boost of Pinoy flavor.
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Rapsa@ 100 Hoxton
London
N1 6SG
To get to the Asian fusion restaurant, take the Tube to Notting Hill Gate Station and walk southwest on Pembridge Road. If driving, take the A40 towards central London and park at the nearby parking lot.
| Tuesday | 9:30am - 10pm |
| Wednesday | 9:30am - 10pm |
| Thursday | 9:30am - 10pm |
| Friday | 9:30am - 10pm |
| Saturday | 10am - 10pm |
| Sunday | 10am - 9pm |
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If you're a fan of Asian fusion restaurants, then Rapsa in London is definitely worth checking out. The menu, created by Pinoy chef Francis Puyat (formerly of NOPI), draws mainly from Asian flavours, spices and ingredients to create small sharing plates that are both innovative and accessible. And the best part? The prices are heart-warming too!
The ambience at Rapsa is laid-back and relaxed, making it the perfect spot for a casual meal with friends or family. And if you're looking for something special, their Asian inspired brunch is available on weekends.
But it's not just about the food at Rapsa - they also have an impressive selection of cocktails, fine wines, seafood, salads and vegetarian dishes to choose from. And if you're looking for something quick and filling during lunchtime, their 'lunchboxes' - curry-style dishes that taste delicious and fill you up - are a must-try.
Rapsa has recently undergone some changes after six years of success as 100 Hoxton. They've combined with their Filipino pop-up Kinilaw Buko next door to create a whole new food, drinks and party menu selection under their new moniker Rapsa (which means deliciousness in Filipino). With this exciting new change comes a boost of Pinoy flavour to their already great lunches, brunches and a la carte options.
Overall, Rapsa is definitely worth visiting if you're looking for an Asian fusion restaurant that offers innovative dishes at affordable prices in a relaxed atmosphere.
