The venue is chic and dominated by fat, cylindrical pillars, each quirkily adorned with a different element. Situated within Morgans Hotel Group's fashionable St Martins Lane hotel, this stylish split-level restaurant serves a cuisine that combines Asian and Cuban elements and has a Rum Bar that holds the largest selection of "sipping" rum in London. Prices are hardly restrained here, but the dishes are served in big portions and also available in bento boxes for lunch or pre-theatre takeaway. Afternoon Tea here is more of a modern experience with organic Asian tea and pastries.
Asia de Cuba
45 St Martin's Lane, WC2N 4HX
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The venue is chic and dominated by fat, cylindrical pillars, each quirkily adorned with a different element. Situated within Morgans Hotel Group's fashionable St Martins Lane hotel, this stylish split-level restaurant serves a cuisine that combines Asian and Cuban elements and has a Rum Bar that holds the largest selection of "sipping" rum in London. Prices are hardly restrained here, but the dishes are served in big portions and also available in bento boxes for lunch or pre-theatre takeaway. Afternoon Tea here is more of a modern experience with organic Asian tea and pastries. 
