Up to four patrons can tuck into sriracha chicken, hoisin crispy pork or sambal chilli prawn chow mein paired with a topping and drink each
Tuck into a selection of Chinese specialities such as sweet and sour chicken, glass noodles and chow mein and sip on a soft drink of choice
Up to four guests can indulge in pan-Asian cuisine and sample eight different dishes while sipping on a glass of house bubbly
Patrons can treat their taste buds to an array of Asian treats such as Korean BBQ ribs, bang bang cauliflower, and seared salmon maki
Tea time can be given a new blend, when a tasting of different flavours can give guests ideas of which work well together
Two or four visitors can enjoy an AA Rosette three-course dinner of choice, some of meals include diced rib-eye or stir-fry prawns
Up to four patrons can take a trip around the globe and feast on the likes of Indian, Chinese, Thai, Mexican and Italian cuisine
Guests can enjoy whisky tasting experience complemented with a barbecue platter at this Shoreditch-based restaurant
Customers can pick and choose a 60-minute session of traditional Chinese medicine treatments from acupuncture and other therapies
Customers can benefit from a 30-minute session of cupping or acupuncture, designed to target pains and help the body regain balance
Acupuncture is an ancient technique designed to help alleviate aches and pains and relax tense muscles; must be 18 or older
Clients can unwind during an acupuncture session combined with massage that aims to alleviate muscular aches and strains
Customers can boost their wellbeing with up to three 30-minute acupuncture sessions, carried out at this North Finchley clinic
Customers can benefit from a 30-minute acupuncture treatment, or opt to add a 30-minute massage; a cupping treatment is also available
Relax for one hour with a session of traditional acupuncture followed by a massage or facial; opt to complement the massage with cupping
This ancient technique is designed to help alleviate aches and pains and relax tense muscles
Begin each morning with an individualised coffee or tea mug featuring a photo print and a C-shaped handle
Choose from venues including Miller & Carter where you might enjoy a Chateaubriand for two or a treat at a cosy country inn or city bistro
Savour a two-course Italian dinner with a choice of pizza and pasta dishes such as lasagne or tortellini, accompanied by a glass of wine
Diners can enjoy afternoon tea with savoury and sweet treats and optional Prosecco or bottomless cocktails for an hour at a four-star hotel
Share a selection of small plates such as smoked salmon or chicken strips accompanied by cocktails or sangria at a four-star hotel
Experience the mastery of James Cochran, winner of Great British Menu 2018, and try his eight-course double AA Rosette awarded menu
Tuck into a traditional Middle Eastern meze spread with a Mediterranean twist, washed down with a glass of wine each
Nibble on hummus, kisir, cacik, potato salad, falafel and six other meze, sipping a glass of Prosecco at this restaurant near Angel station
Enjoy a selection of classic Italian dishes which can be washed down with an optional glass of house wine
Customers can spend up to £60 on dishes of Turkish cuisine including options such as roasted lamb shoulder and seafood pasta
Up to six guests can tuck into a juicy steak complemented with starters and dessert, and sip on a bottle of Prosecco
Two or four diners can enjoy an Argentine steak tasting board, with sirloin, rump and fillet cuts and chips; includes glass of Malbec each
Pairs can enjoy a 1kg porterhouse steak, complemented with chips and two sauces, as well as a glass or bottle of wine
Up to four diners can experience two courses of traditional Peruvian cuisine with a glass of wine each included
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