Lobster rolls and Negronis in Soho. Moi is high-energy, stylish restaurant restaurant with a cool vibe.
Upstairs, an open kitchen and wood-fired grill set the scene. Downstairs, the Listening Room shifts the mood with low light and music-led energy (soon to open).
The food is knockout: Sicilian prawns, lobster rolls, melt-in-your-mouth pork. Japanese precision meets the best of British produce, every plate built on quality and flavour.
The cocktail list is playful, the Negronis are unmissable, and the wine list is extensive with wine and saki!
Moi Soho is an experience, the kind of place you’ll want to return to again and again.
Elizabeth x
Transcript
The is the the cave of the devil. The the winemaker's grandfather back in the area, they're very established family within the region. He used to play some tricks when he was a child. He'd go up onto the mountainside near the village where they make his wine. And he had this toy that made the most horrific sounds that scared all the villagers. And he goes this demon there. Ended up becoming quite well known for it. So then one make up when he suddenly sees voices, and he's given a little sign to his grandfather there with the danger of the devil. The sound of the cave of the devil. Wines of the devil.
Transcribed automatically from the speech, so a name may be misheard.
