Level 9 - Kushmurun

I visited London in March 2017, and the modern decor and stunning view at Did Caffe left such a lasting impression that I felt compelled to write about it a yea... read more I visited London in March 2017, and the modern decor and stunning view at Did Caffe left such a lasting impression that I felt compelled to write about it a year later. The food was delicious, but what surprised me the most was how affordable the breakfast was, especially considering the romantic and exquisite view it offered compared to other places.

Going to London without visiting a modern dining spot is like going to Rome and not eating pasta! I love this place and enjoy having a lovely lunch at the café.... read more Going to London without visiting a modern dining spot is like going to Rome and not eating pasta! I love this place and enjoy having a lovely lunch at the café. The food is excellent and delightful, and the service is incredibly friendly. Today, we were greeted by an Italian gentleman who kindly warned us about the dangers of ordering espresso, which we stubbornly insisted on. Next time, I’ll definitely trust the expert's opinion (if an Italian tells you the coffee is bad, don't drink it). I recommend stopping by for a light meal before heading to see some great art! And of course, I will be back!

When visiting the restaurant, patrons often overlook the best part: the stunning view! Instead, they tend to sit at the café directly across from the river. The... read more When visiting the restaurant, patrons often overlook the best part: the stunning view! Instead, they tend to sit at the café directly across from the river. The prime spot, of course, is the one facing St. Paul’s Cathedral. Here, you can enjoy tea and cake while soaking in the scenery. The service is efficient, as the place is always bustling with tourists.

We went to the Yakoi Kasuma infinity mirrors room exhibition and the lunch on level 6 was part of the ticket. Firstly the exhibition is overrated! Was so underw... read more We went to the Yakoi Kasuma infinity mirrors room exhibition and the lunch on level 6 was part of the ticket. Firstly the exhibition is overrated! Was so underwhelming and not worth the hype. You’re allowed 3 mins in the infinity room and 2 mins in the chandelier of grief. Wth is that?? I would NOT recommend. Don’t waste your money as there are better places near the Tate. It’s the last time I fall for a lunch included ticket. The food at the restaurant was awful! I can see why it is offered up with the ticket because no one would willingly go. They con you for sure. A two course meal that was part of the deal and then charge you an extortionate price for a bottle of water and service charge?? For what?! Who serves fish on a sauce that tastes like liquorice?! With sweet vegetables everywhere. The starters were bland and tasteless. The toasted aubergine was the only decent dish on the menu. But something you could easily make at home. I’m sorry but your menu needs to be changed and perhaps accept that British food lacks flavour compared to other cuisines. Perhaps consider a fusion.

Had the set menu. The food looked lovely but had next to no flavour and was, as you’d expect, very overpriced. My roasted aubergine was topped with a salsa that... read more Had the set menu. The food looked lovely but had next to no flavour and was, as you’d expect, very overpriced. My roasted aubergine was topped with a salsa that had clearly been pulled straight out the fridge and was stone cold, which made the whole dish lukewarm. The decor is drab and feels like a cheap canteen. Unless you’re sitting in the window for the view there’s nothing special about it.