Harrods welcomes four new Chefs at the revamped Dining Hall

Harrods has confirmed it will reopen its Dining Hall with restaurants from four new chefs including Masayoshi Takayama, who operates the three-Michelin-starred Masa in New York, and Dubai-based Neha Mishra who is bringing her ramen concept to the capital. Takayama will open Sushi by Masa in October. It will seat 40 covers around an oval counter in the centre of the Dining Hall where guests will be served a la carte sushi options as well as an omakase menu.

In addition, Neha Mishra’s Kinoya Ramen will open in the department store offering the likes of shio paitan (duck ramen), Wagyu tsukune, yakitori, and a Tonkotsu ramen. They will be joined by, Athanasios Kargatzidis who will open Assembly Mezze and Skewers and a revised Pasta Evangelists offer in collaboration with Giancarlo Perbellini, the two-Michelin-starred chef behind Casa Perbellini in Verona, Italy.

Harrods director of restaurants and kitchens Ashley Saxton said: “This new evolution of the Dining Hall, one of the most iconic spaces within Harrods, will introduce an array of phenomenal new restaurants for guests to enjoy alongside exceptional cocktails, as well as live music and entertainment. “Providing a truly unique dining experience for an evening out, this is the next step to support our vision of building Harrods as a leading late night dining destination in London.”

Tom Kerridge will continue to operate his fish and chip counter at Harrods Dining Hall, offering fish and triple cooked chips, alongside lobster thermidor and cockle popcorn.