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Even on regular days, it can be hard to get a reservation in the extremely busy Ivy St Paul’s. That’s why you need to get your Ivy St Paul’s booking in advance. After that step, we’ll help you get a reservation on the day you want and we’ll take care of all your special requests.

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Mar 13, 20223 min read

The Ivy Asia St Paul's - A Glamorous Asian Restaurant in the City of London

Updated: Mar 19

The Ivy Asia St Paul’s is part of the Ivy Collection which prides itself in creating magical and memorable experiences for all its patrons. Not only that, but it also quickly managed to carve a space for itself as one of the most unique Asian-inspired restaurants in London. This Ivy Asia St Paul’s review will tell you everything.

Bar at The Ivy Asia St Paul with gemstone floor and elaborate lamps and fish tanks

The Atmosphere

The Ivy Asia St Paul’s atmosphere is an eccentric mixture of relaxing and energetic. The luxurious decor, the luminous floor, the breath-taking ceiling…the energy will hit you once you walk through the doors. It all goes back to their contemporary take on traditional Japanese and Chinese design elements.

The restaurant’s main dining room is decorated with cherry blossoms, bonsai trees, and karuta (samurai suit armours). The floor is embedded with green semi-precious stones back-lit with neon lights. Meanwhile, the ceiling is decorated with a 35-metre long complex drawing of two Asian dragons.

As for the restaurant’s private dining space, The Edo Room, it can be found on the first floor. The space is charmingly decorated with gold leaf designs on the walls and floor-to-ceiling tiled panels featuring classic Japanese drawings inspired by the Edo era.

The Menu

Plate of sashimi on gemstone table top at The Ivy Asia St Paul

The Ivy Asia St Paul menu features a mouth-watering variety of Japanese, Chinese, and Asian fusion dishes. The two things we recommend you try are the roasted aubergine with miso and masago arare (rice pearls) and the Wagyu beef with glazed shiitake mushroom and truffle yakiniku.

However, the real star of the menu is the dumplings. The best part is, the Ivy Asia St Paul’s price per head average ranges from £31 to £75. In other words, you’ll get to enjoy the full scope of what the menu has to offer without spending a fortune.

Entertainment

Interior of The Ivy St Paul Asia gemstone floor and red seating

There’s a resident DJ playing music in the background to keep up the energetic atmosphere. The restaurant also hosts various special events throughout the year which makes it the perfect place for an Instagram photo op. In fact, regardless of the time of year, the upbeat vibes in Ivy Asia St Paul’s will guarantee you an amazing time and a dazzling selection of photos to show for it.

The Ivy Asia St Paul Reservations

Even on regular days, it can be hard to get a reservation in the extremely busy Ivy St Paul’s. That’s why you need to get your Ivy St Paul’s booking in advance. That way, you'll be able to guarantee you're not faced with any disappointments on the day.

The Ivy Asia Dress Code

The Ivy Asia dress code is smart casual, but the management still wants you to be relaxed. All they ask is that you look elegant. Even if you’re wearing trainers, as long as they’re smart and elegant, you’re good to go.

Location

View of St Paul Cathedral in City of London at The Ivy Asia restaurant

The Ivy Asia St Paul’s is located at 20 New Change in the City of London. It’s directly behind St. Paul’s Cathedral and opposite St. Augustine’s Watling Street.

Opening Hours

Monday: 11:30 AM - 12:00 AM

Tuesday - Sunday: 11:30 AM - 2:00 AM

There’s no doubt about it, this glamorous restaurant is definitely worth the visit. Getting an Ivy Asia St Paul’s booking is a win-win-win. You’ll get what you’re looking for whether you’re eating good food, enjoying the art and the vibe, or taking pictures for your social media feed. That said, what are you waiting for?