Video by Marissa Alper For The New York Times Supported by By Priya Krishna Priya Krishna, an interim restaurant critic, ventured out into the cold on seven different occasions to write this review.

And trust me, in Central London, finding portions this generous is rarer than a quiet moment of contemplation outside Brixton tube station. And you can wash it all down with a Chinese tea (£2.80).

On the corner of King Street and Garrick Street, the venue will have 25 rooms, a fitness centre, rooftop terrace and a restaurant. Ergon’s only current London outpost is its deli on Maddox Street.

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