“Inamo” is one of the newest restaurants in London’s West End, which opens in September 2008. It is a pioneering Oriental – Asian fusion restaurant and bar where the control of the dining experience is placed firmly in your hands. “Inamo” is a totally new concept in restaurants. It uses an interactive ordering service which is slick and fun – but really it’s all about the tasty tasty food.

The Inamo restaurant is on the ground floor and provides 60 covers, while the basement bar is big enough to hold about 70 people. Inamo’s food is also available in the bar, where there will also be an extensive cocktail list. Its big idea is that your table is an interactive screen, where by pointing and clicking you can find your menu, see pictures of each item, and order.
Each table has its own projector, housed in an individually designed cocoon, and the menus are projected onto a touch pad at your table, enabling the order to be sent straight to the kitchen. Projectors are used for menus so that customers can order their own food and drinks, adjust their light settings and themes at their individual tables, find out where to go for another drink in the local area or even book a taxi home. You can play battleships with your co-diner, should conversation flag.
But there are waiters on hand to answer any questions about the menus. Waiters become people who flit out of the shadows to place dishes on the table, flitting away again without eye contact.
Open time: daily noon-midnight
Address: 134-136 Wardour Street, London W1
Tel: 020 7287 7265
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