MiMi Mei Fair

MiMi Mei Fair occupies a Georgian townhouse on Curzon Street, in the heart of Mayfair, staged as the private residence of a fictional society hostess known as Empress MiMi. Behind an unassuming façade, three floors are dressed in hand-painted silk, lacquered walls, gilded screens and marble fireplaces, with interiors by Fabled Studio that draw on the glamour of 1920s Shanghai. It opened in 2021 under Samyukta Nair's LSL Capital, the group behind Jamavar and Koyn.

The kitchen is Cantonese at its core, built around dim sum and a theatrical roast Peking duck, with dishes that also borrow from Sichuan, Fujian and Hunan. The restaurant sits in the 2026 MICHELIN Guide. Each room keeps its own character, from the coral main dining room to the Moon Bar, an Art Deco cocktail den set behind a red lacquer arch.

Three rooms take private bookings. The Parlour, panelled in Wedgwood blue beneath a lacquered chandelier, seats around 24 with its own bar and suits a celebration or a launch. The Library, lined in emerald silk, holds up to 18 for a fully private dinner, while the Peacock Room seats eight behind folding screens. The events team tailors menus to the occasion.