Tattu London

Tattu London is a contemporary Chinese restaurant and rooftop bar on top of The Now Building by Denmark Street in the West End. The design draws on the traditional Chinese courtyard house, set around an inner courtyard planted with cherry blossom, with the Phoenix Bar for cocktails and a rooftop terrace that opens through sliding windows. It runs from midday until late, seven days a week.

The venue breaks into several bookable spaces. The Tiger semi-private room seats 85, the KOI dining room takes 30, and the cherry-blossom inner courtyard holds 100 standing, while the rooftop terrace seats 15 or holds 65. Exclusive use of the whole venue reaches 180 seated or 250 standing. The restaurant carries a music system across its main spaces and a late licence to 1am, and it pairs the food with a full cocktail programme from the Phoenix Bar.

This is the most overtly DJ-led venue of the set: the late licence, the rooftop and the standing capacity across the courtyard and full-venue options make it a strong fit for a private event that runs from dinner into music. Outdoor music is restricted in the courtyard, so DJ-led sound is best programmed through the indoor spaces and the bar.