Following the success of his Miznon sites in Soho and Notting Hill, chef Eyal Shani is branching out with a different concept centred around family-style sharing plates.

The East London space serves sharing-style dishes inspired by the flavours of Israel, and focuses on family-style sharing plates cooked in an open kitchen. The open kitchen is led by chef Oren King (who’s previously worked at Dinner by Heston Blumenthal, Roka and Hide), and diners sitting counter-side get to watch all the action. And, aside from the main dining room, there’s an urban terrace for al fresco dinner and drinks.

Shani is best-known for his wacky, outlandish dishes - and menu descriptions - at his flagship chain Miznon and party restaurant group HaSalon. Lilienblum sounds a little more subdued, but there will be dishes such as ‘green asparagus perfectly arranged in a paper envelope’, ‘a slice of cabbage cake that melts into itself’, and ‘rib-eye steak the way God intended.' 

Signature Dishes

‘Green asparagus perfectly arranged in a paper envelope’, ‘a slice of cabbage cake that melts into itself’, ‘seafood pan roasted in tomato ovaries and pearls from the ground swirled with farro and clams', ‘ribeye steak, the way GOD intended’ and ‘half rack of lamb with perfectly chopped Arabic salad’.