Food Experiences In London

Looking for an immersive dining experience in London 2024? Grab your pals and check out The Murdér Express. Located at Pedley Street Station, this awesome event involves a murder mystery and a four-course meal from a Michelin star chef.

Why tuck into glorious food when you can also solve a mini-mystery quiz? Get those brains churning with Sherlock: The Official Live Game across multiple London venues. Guests will be able to delve into hazelnut choux buns and black forest cupcakes while cracking a case.

Taking place at host Jay's house in Crystal Palace, Fengzhen Supper Club is bringing you home-cooked Chinese and South East Asian feasts, with meat and pescetarian options available. These exclusive events give you the chance to meet likeminded foodies while working your way through a ten-course tasting menu, paired with BYOB drinks. Expect everything from pan-seared scallops to steamed eggs with minced pork or stir-fried lemongrass chicken, costing just £65 per person.

If you're searching for London food experiences to gift, then The Rubens at The Palace Hotel is a firm choice. This stunning eatery has a range of unique food events for every palate, from afternoon teas and themed dinners to expansive curry banquets.

Hey pasta lovers, it's time to immerse yourself in the world of Italian delicacies with Pasta Evangelists Pasta Academy. This is the place to be if you're serious about mastering the art of making pasta fatta a mano (handmade pasta). You'll be in the hands of expert chefs, who will reveal the secrets of artisan techniques and age-old traditions straight from Italy. Get ready to roll, knead, and shape your way to pasta perfection.

If you're all about the glitz and glamour of the show world, then check out Proud Cabaret City. Not only can you enjoy a range of cabaret, jazz and burlesque-style entertainment, but you'll also get to tuck into British classics in the style of a retro Hollywood supper club. 

If you're in need of indulgent food experiences, how about this combo of cocktails, wine and chocolate-making? MyChocolate is a gorgeous place for a fun activity, where you can let your creative side loose while filling up on goodies.

Master chocolatiers Melt Chocolates are making sure have an entirely new and sensory way to experience your favourite sweet stuff, thanks to their range of events and workshops at a Notting Hill location. Create your own bars from beans, craft delicious bon bons and even enjoy yours alongside a sound bath or tequila pairings. 

On the hunt for one of the best food experiences in London? Then head on over to Dans Le Noir. This pitch-black restaurant is built around the concept that by losing a sense, all your others are heightened; helping you to see a completely different side to food.

If you want luxury food experiences in London, then spend some time with award-winning chef Theo Randall at his Intercontinental Park Lane restaurant. Not only will he show you how to make a signature dish, but you'll get to try it with fine wine and then head to the dining room for four courses.

If you're a lover of all things theatre, then the chances are that West End Musical Brunch is a strong contender. Along with a two-course bottomless banquet, you'll also be treated to live performances from some of the industry's biggest stars.

The Big London Bake is a multi-award-winning event that'll see you putting your cake-making skills to the test. Over the 90-minute session, you and your mates will compete against other teams to create the ultimate sweet masterpiece.

For a dinner quite like no other, hit up Soul Supper, where your evening will be soundtracked by some of the greatest Motown and soulful tracks of all time. Dig into a gourmet two-course feast, which includes chicken supreme and harissa-roasted cauliflower, as resident musicians perform the likes of Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder and James Brown, with tickets starting from £39.99 per person.

For a food experience like no other, snap up tickets to Bunga Bunga's Roman Pizza-Making Party from £39 per person. Taking place at its Covent Garden haunt, it provides heaps of entertainment in the form of mischievous gods who are looking to cause trouble. Will you be distracted by Venus's beauty? Or Sirens' singing? How about the famous matchmaking skills of Cupid? There's only one way to find out...

Giving a whole new meaning to the term 'meals on wheels', Bustronome is whipping up six courses onboard an iconic London bus. With magnetic cutlery, wine glass holders and views of amazing city landmarks, this double-decker dining experience is certainly unique.

Want to learn about the history of our food while enjoying a sumptuous feast? Then head to Dining through the Decades at Kensington's Number Sixteen hotel, where food historian Eleanor Barnett and Executive Chef Joe Fox will be cooking up a storm. This four-course menu spans across the last century, with a selection of drinks to accompany each dish. This is all included in your £85 ticket price, which also promises a welcome drink and canapes on arrival.

Make your way to  Proud Cabaret City for a night you won't forget. Expect to delve into a mouthwatering menu designed by a celebrity chef, alongside non-stop entertainment from some of the best performers in the biz. Need we say more?

Offering a range of experiences and workshops from their home in Notting Hill, Belgravia and Northcote Road, Biscuiteers is a must for any foodie. Head over for the chance to make icing butterflies and decorate biscuits in a charming setting. 

On the hunt for sushi making experiences in London? YO! is holding some seriously cool cooking classes, where you can learn to create all kinds of delicious Japanese bites, from sashimi and maki through to delicious crunchy rolls. You'll also get to graze on gyoza and edamame, plus enjoy a tasty drink.

promising some of the most unique flavours around, Experimental Burger Society takes place at Bobo Social in Ealing on a regular basis. Their talented chef will teach you how to make burgers from classic rare-breed beef or more exotic meats like camel and kangaroo, beginning with a tasting and wine pairing - all included in your £60 ticket.

Join everyone's favourite hoteliers for a hilarious and immersive night of theatrical dining. During the experience, Basil, Sybil and Manuel will serve you a three-course meal along with a side-splitting performance that'll see the evening comically descend into chaos.

Migrateful Cookery School is helping refugee and migrant chefs on their journey to employment by offering them the chance to lead cooking classes for the public to enrol. Brush up on your culinary skills by attending one online or in person and learn authentic recipes including Nigerian, Algerian and Lebanese eats, plus so much more, all for a good cause. 

With state of the art technology and exquisite sushi, Inamo is the place to go for an interactive dining experience in London. From drawing graffiti on your tables to seeing what the kitchen's up to, this restaurant is adding a whole new level of fun and games to your evening.