Bun House is located in the bustling Soho, dedicated to providing Londoners with the best bao around.
The brainchild of husband and wife team, Alex Peffly and Z He Bun House is inspired by the Hong Kongese movies of the 1990s and early 2000s, and the streetside ‘dai pai dong’ stalls. Expect a fast, casual dining experience, with a minimal menu.
Delicate balls of dough are filled with veg, meat and sweet custard fillings, alongside small dishes like daikon pickle and glass noodle salads. Look out for the hidden secret bar below, called the Tea Room. Styled as a Chinese speakeasy, you can expect a range of intriguing cocktails, all created by expert mixologists.
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Address
Bun House, 24, Greek Street, W1D 4DZ
Area
Soho
Nearest Station
Leicester Square (Tube)
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