The vegetarian Middle Eastern-inspired diner started as a pop-up in Spitalfields in 2019
Vegetarian restaurant Bubala is set to open its third site in London’s King’s Cross this April.
Bubala, meaning ‘darling’ in Yiddish, was founded by Marc Summers as a Middle Eastern restaurant pop-up in London’s Spitalfields in 2019 before expanding into its second permanent site in Soho in 2021.
The new location is spread across two floors and includes an extensive outdoor terrace – a first for the restaurant group. It offers 120 covers in total and features a six-metre-high entrance complete with a large halo light installation, an open kitchen and a backless bar.
Summers and executive chef Ben Rand have created a menu with dishes such as oyster mushroom skewer with tamari and coriander seeds; Spanakopita Börek; and charred cucumber tzatziki.
Drinks will include the likes of bottled natural wines, UK produced beers and Gazoz house sodas.
Summers said: “We’re thrilled to bring Bubala to King’s Cross and to continue expanding our vision of accessible and exciting vegetarian Middle Eastern inspired cuisine. This new location is a perfect blend of the vibrant energy of the area and the welcoming atmosphere we’ve cultivated at our other restaurants. We can’t wait to share it with our guests.”