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Londrino is the new self styled ‘Neighbourhood Restaurant’ near London Bridge. Portuguese chef Leandro Carreira observes the flavours, traditions and ingredients of his native Portugal with great success. The menu is built for sharing and with four of us we were able to sample all but a couple of the dishes on the menu. Very good for sharing, i would not hesitate to go back. Less

Booked our table way in advance. We were fortunate enough to be seated at the upstairs table around the show kitchen. We have shared the u shape table with other fellow diners, altogether 11 of us. First the international culinary team one by one introduced themselves. The crazy food journey started afterwards. 25 courses, each and every one of them blew us away. Absolutely stunning and unusual combination of indian, thai, japanese etc. flavours. Every bite was beautifully presented and made of the finest ingredients. Chili and chocolate bonbon, Gobi caviar, akami tartar, tomato matcha, were all our favourites. The desserts and coffee were served downstairs where we carried on chatting with the other diners. Waiting staff was friendly but could have been a little more efficient with refilling the drinks. But this did not spoil our brilliant evening at all. Any time we are back in the area we will make sure to go back.
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Londrino is the new self styled ‘Neighbourhood Restaurant’ near London Bridge. Portuguese chef Leandro Carreira observes the flavours, traditions and ingredients of his native Portugal with great success. The menu is built for sharing and with four of us we were able to sample all but a couple of the dishes on the menu. Very good for sharing, i would not hesitate to go back. Less

Londrino is the new self styled ‘Neighbourhood Restaurant’ near London Bridge. Portuguese chef Leandro Carreira observes the flavours, traditions and ingredients of his native Portugal with great success. The menu is built for sharing and with four of us we were able to sample all but a couple of the dishes on the menu. Very good for sharing, i would not hesitate to go back. Less