Celebrate the Lunar New Year with a visit to these dog friendly London Asian restaurants
Yum is what you will be saying when you visit Yum Sa in Putney because the food is seriously delicious.
Our humans tried a good selection from their small plates/starters and every morsel was polished off. They even managed to have a pudding too!
Pooches will be given water and lots of attention from staff. We are also welcome to join the humans on the seats.
Look out for their monthly live music events too!
Follow: @yumsarestaurant
There is a lot of food on offer in Seven Dials Market but our favourite has to be Ong Ong Buns.
These light, fluffy milk bread buns are made to order in minutes and are filled with goodness like garlic cream cheese, char siu pork and chicken curry. They also have a vegan kimchi option and a sweet version with coconut custard filling.
The setting is street food style so dogs are welcome in Seven Dials Market but there are no facilities for us so you will need to bring water and treats. The humans say it's worth the visit and we even forgive them for naming the restaurant after a cat!
Ong Ong Buns Seven Dials Market, 35 Earlham St, London WC2H 9LD
Follow: @ongongbuns
If a restaurant is named after the owner's dog then it gets a massive paws up from us!
The dog in question is a cute little Maltese Terrier called Rika and you will often find him hanging out with his Mama at their restaurant in Notting Hill.
The gorgeous restaurant serves a Japanese fusion menu with small plates, sushi and tempura.
The humans tried a Bento Box with a selection of delicacies and highly recommend you do the same. We pooches can join them on the seats and we get water and treats from the staff.
Apparently the disco toilet is also a must visit! We will stick with a nearby lamppost!
Follow: @rikamoon_nottinghill
