JKS Restaurants reveals the line-up for Arcade Food Hall
Drinks at the central bar use ingredients that mirror the flavours of the kitchens and a ‘fully-packed’ calendar of art, events and music will set a ‘buzzy’ vibe from day until night.
JKS Restaurants has announced the line-up of nine new offerings for Arcade Food Hall.
It will include new brands from the JKS Restaurants team including Plaza Khao Gaeng, a southern Thai restaurant; Hero Indian Fast Food, serving up North Indian street food classics; and Middle Eastern shawarma kitchen Shatta and Toum.
JKS said there will also be American diner-style food at Manna; Indonesian street food from Bebek!Bebek!; day-to-night deli Arcade Provisions; Japanese sushi and omakase experience from Sushi Kamon and Michelin-starred Sabor’s little sister Saborcito.
Arcade will be open for walk-ins and bookings in the food hall. Guests will be able to order direct-to-table from each of the restaurant kitchens and bar, via QR codes present on their menus. For larger groups, Arcade offers three dedicated areas for bookings, full space hire for groups of up to 300 people, or exclusive hire of the mezzanine level for groups of 50.
According to the group, drinks at the central bar use ingredients that mirror the flavours of the kitchens and a “fully-packed” calendar of art, events and music will set a “buzzy” vibe from day until night.
JKS added Benham and Froud Jelladrome from dessert connoisseurs Bompas and Parr are set to join the new additions.
Karam Sethi, founder of JKS Restaurants, said: “Over the last 15 months we’ve been working to create the nine new brands that will open at Arcade Food Hall. All the brands share the same hallmarks as our classic JKS brands – they’re fun, accessible, vibrant and serve food that is familiar but original.
“All of the dishes created are unique to Centre Point. We hope to raise the bar in terms of food hall experience in London – where the same attention to detail given to the food is also reflected in our drinks list, the art, music, and entertainment. We hope the versatility of the space ensures that the Arcade Food Hall will suit all occasions.”