China Town.

CHINA TOWN!!!

We arrived at The Norfolk Plaza Hotel at 2pm, me and my friends had already devised an itinerary of what we was going to do Wednesday and Thursday of the trip. We got on the tube from Paddington station to West Kensington because we had researched a restaurant called 'Yalla Yalla' which was Lebanese catering. However to our disappointment no such place existed, so we ended up touring round China town to see if we could find anywhere unusual that we hadn't experienced before.

1707 overture in the 1707 wine bar eschews sweet for savoury teatimes, 2with their mouth-watering post-mendien menus.

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Four O'clock in the Fountain boasts a bountiful bon bon epergne and high tea is speciality.

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The Gallery serves tea from 3pm with sandwiches, scones, mandolins and cupcakes.

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The Parlour from 12noon with an ice-cream tea special creation.

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There's different restaurants inside the store, mainly for snacking and drinking tea. There's the ST James restaurant which celebrates the elegance of the Georgian era. The emphasis is on traditional tea and the very best of British baking.

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