Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 9 and Version 8 of Restaurant Michael Nadra, W4 1PE

Restaurant in Chiswick.

It used to be known as Fish Hook photo, and unsurprisingly specialised in fish, with just one or two meat options per course. The concept was changed in spring 2010 to include more meat dishes and fewer fish options, and the restaurant renamed after the head chef/owner, Michael Nadra.

Bob visited prior to the change, on a Tuesday lunchtime in July 2008. I was the only customer. I had the three course set lunch (£15) menu photo, which was very good.

There were three choices per course. To start I had a beetroot gravadlax photo. My main was grey mullet with a lemon foam photo; the confit garlic that came with it was fantastic. The dessert was basically eggy bread with cherries and ice cream photo.

It was a very good meal all in all.

See also:

• Fay Maschler's review in the Evening Standard
• ChiswickW4 review
• Tamarind and Thyme review (of Fish Hook)
• Time Out review (of Fish Hook)
• London Eating comments
• Qype comments
• Yelp comments

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