Jimi Famurewa

In his final review for the Standard, Jimi Famurewa finds José Pizarro’s latest to be imperfect, ambitious and wildly alluring

JKS has written a love letter to the princely flavours and riotous drinking traditions of the undivided Punjab, says Jimi Famurewa

This Soho pop-up is a fleet-footed celebration of Cambodian food culture, says Jimi Famurewa

Jimi Famurewa offers an alternative Mexican restaurant ‘that basically no one is yet talking about’

Though it may present as an unsubtle and silly play for virality, Café Britaly is in fact a modern rewiring of the neighbourhood bistro, says Jimi Famurewa

Both of David Carter’s new restaurants draw their power from a kind of sophisticated primality, says Jimi Famurewa, but Oma is the one to go for

The Bear has brought cool, style and imagination to an ill-starred spot, says Jimi Famurewa, but at times its intricate approach feels unnecessary

Yukiyasu Kaneko’s new venture doesn’t seem entirely sure of what it wants to be

If you missed it the first time around, eating here might occasionally feel like you’ve gatecrashed a lavish and emotional reunion party

Morchella re-imagines loosely Mediterranean dishes with both rustic muscularity and a sense of visual drama