Eat Out London!Bunga Bunga Covent Garden
Bigger. Bolder. Bunga-ier, the Italian sensation Bunga Bunga has landed in Covent Garden. Burlesque, Broadway & a live variety show, dining will never be...
Bunga Bunga Covent Garden
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Bunga Bunga Covent Garden A show, bar and Italian menu all in one
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When Bunga Bunga first opened its doors to the denizens of Battersea, it was in the heyday of the Italian head-of-state‘s antics, or, should we say, romantics… It‘s a testament to its popularity that there‘s now three branches open, the latest in the beating aorta of Theatreland, Drury Lane.
The restaurant is perfect for larger groups, and the Martini Room is the ideal private dining room for bawdy group fun.
Like the best of Italian cuisine, Bunga Bunga‘s is simple and ingredient-led.
A plate of antipasti followed, teeming with a selection of cured salumi, burrata, pappa al pomodoro, Friggitelli peppers and a San Marzano tomato and mixed leaf salad.
For the Metro Pizza, you choose between three pies - a porky Salumi, a spicy Vesuvio and a cheesy Quattro Formaggi.
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Staff are outlandish, yet charming, and spend the night encouraging all sorts of “Italian” mayhem.
Pair your meal with a quirky cocktail from the bar by picking your favourite Italian icon, shaped in the heads of ‘The Godfather’, ‘Balotelli’ and more!
Even better, you can order a ‘David is Goliath’ sharer cocktail served in a life-sized chiselled replica of Michelangelo’s David, complete with a very surprising tap … The Game One for the fun seekers.
Meet in BungaTini, the Italian bar upstairs, for a delicious pre-cocktail to start your evening.
Bunga Bunga is a night of themed fun and a very bold first date choice.
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3) Classic Italian food (antipasti, pasta, pizza) from a wood-fired oven.
6) The Emperor’s Box; a private dining room in which you’ll also get an entrance to the club held aloft in a sedan chair, a seat on a throne overlooking the entire room for the night, and the chance to give the gladiatorial thumbs up or down for the entertainment.
7) Another private dining room – The Martini Private Dining Room – with sliding doors allowing you to slip easily in and out the main room.
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ES Food Newsletter Following weeks of private parties and previews, a sister restaurant to kitsch celebrity-haunt Bunga Bunga is officially opening its doors in Covent Garden this Friday, January 13, and is set to be “bigger and bolder” than its Battersea sibling.
BungaTINI: Celebrity haunt Bunga Bunga launch family friendly deli This cabaret-style space unsurprisingly offers oodles of alcohol, with two bars operating.
It’s a very beautiful place, calling to mind grand Parisian hotels of the 20s and 30s, bottles winking from the bar, staff floating through with their finery and litres of charm.
Drinks are excellent, whether you’re into New Orleans style classics or something from the depths of Asia: explore the menu (split into Old World, New World and The Orient) and expect something unusual and faintly brilliant, with a touch of the Tiki.
The old tube tiles on the walls, the beautiful parquet floor, the copper tops and silvery black ceiling make the large space a place to settle in for the night no matter your seat, while the cocktails come with oodles of thought in each one: the new menu has homemade bitters, shrubs and syrups, and it’s bloody obvious everyone behind the bar is more than a little nerdy about building drinks.
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It was a subtle intro to the world of Bunga Bunga, an immersive Italian bar-restaurant that began life in Battersea and has spawned a wayward child in central London.
Italian liqueurs and spirits abound on the vast menu, although prosecco seems to flow most liberally round the room.
For £28 per person you can chow down on a sharing menu of Italian staples, including a decent spread of antipasti, and a tipsy tiramisu.
If Bunga Bunga could stop forcing the fun down people’s throats, it could be a bigger bash than Berlusconi ever had.