A return of the pop-up to permanent from Scott Hallsworth, the chef who was formerly head chef at Nobu and also behind Kurobuta.
As head chef at the acclaimed Nobu for six years, Australian-born Scott Hallsworth has mastered the ins and outs of Japanese cuisine, which he showcased at his own Freak Scene (named after a song by 90s grunge band Dinosaur Jr) and is slated to re-open in Parsons Green. The concept takes inspiration from “bustling Singaporean hawker centres” with a south east Asian-inspired menu with much of the cooking down on Japanese robata grill. Expect the same explosive smoky, umami flavours served as sharing plates.
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Ideal For
Curious Asian plates; going Japanesy
Signature Dishes
Miso-grilled black cod taco with sushi rice and scorched red chilli and tomato salsa; fried Chicken with peanut soy and cucumber pickles and a thousand leaves house chips with brown butter ponzu.
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Freak Scene
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Pan-Asian izakaya
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West London
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28 Parsons Green Lane, London SW6 4HS
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Japanese
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