Silk
About Silk
The combination of Silk's classic courtroom setting and innovative Asian-fusion cuisine, offers a fine-dining experience with unique appeal. The 2009 Michelin-recommended restaurant, which in its former capacity as courtroom no. 1, witnessed the trial of Oscar Wilde is now a destination for more culinary pursuits and features an inspired seasonal menu of exotic pan-Asian flavours from across the ancient Silk Route.
Silk Address
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Courthouse Double Tree by Hilton
19-21 Great Marlborough Street London
W1F 7HL
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Latest 5 reviews of Silk
4.7 out of 10 based on 5 reviews
Good as ever, with a wide-ranging menu. Tri-colour paneer was tasty, but slightly undercooked compared to previous visits. Also, the restaurant was a little too hot.
The food was lovely, although the starter came out cold and we had to send it back. The second wasn't much more than Luke warm, but the main was so good we soon forgot about it! The restaurant wasn't busy and the waiter was attentive, a good night out if a little over priced!
The staff were nice but the food was very average and there were only two other tables at anyone time also eating at Silk. It was a rather expensive meal and the food did not match the price attached. To be honest there was more sauce than food in my dish and you couldn't see what you were eating. I wouldn't go again.
We looked forward to an Asian dining experience in n historic setting. Silk in London proved hugely disappointing. Walking into the old court house was like being sentenced to life. There was no atmosphere despite the place being full. The waiters were attentive and did there polite best between the interminably long wait between courses. The food when it arrived was as unexciting as the surroundings. The bill of £100 for 2 courses that included only 2 glasses of wine was the final straw.
The food at Silk was overpriced and served lukewarm with little or no atmosphere in the room - which was the old courtroom.



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