Menu from Italiku
Check out the menu(s)
Menu highlights
Snacks
Italiku Bread
Courgette Flowers
Buffalo Ricotta, Seaweed
Tuna Bao
Burrata, Chilly, San Marzano Tomato
Tapas
Octopus Puttanesca
Gragnano Paccheri, Taggiasche Olives, Potato
Uni Linguine
Gragnano Pasta, Fresh Sea Urchin, Burn Amalfi Lemon
Spicy Miso Lamb
Sicilian Peperonata, Taggiasche Olives
Desserts
Italiku Tiramisu
Yuzu Baba’
Green Tea Pastiera
More about the restaurant: Italiku
ITALIKU is a new restaurant located on Great Portland Street, launched by Chef Ivan Simeoli.
With a menu serving Italian cuisine enriched by a unique combination of Japanese flavours and techniques, ITALIKU is a welcome addition to the Fitzrovia and Marylebone restaurant landscape, a vibrant, original destination open for lunch and dinner.
Where the fresh delicacies of Italian and Japanese cuisines meet, ITALIKU is a unique treasure in Fitzrovia. Welcome to the home of exquisite and daring gastronomy.
Frequently asked questions
Does Italiku serve Italian food?
Does the restaurant Italiku have parking?
Thinking about making a Italiku booking?
ITALIKU’s original fusion menu is carefully crafted by Italian Chef Ivan Simeoli, who spent his early career in Massimo Bottura's Osteria Francescana, prior to his 15 year career in high profile London restaurants. His beautifully presented dishes offer a unique combination of Japanese flavours and techniques. Using only the highest quality ingredients, from the raw bar comes the wild seabass sashimi, beef carpaccio, and akami tuna with caviar. By far the most adventurous are the pasta dishes. In this part of the menu you’ll find octopus puttanesca, cappelletti submerged in a miso broth and a gorgeous sea urchin linguine with an added spritz of Amalfi lemon.
Not only is their food extraordinary, but they also offer a serene and tranquil space in which to savour these flavours. The plush sofa seating, marble flooring and real plant arrangements provide a comfortable retreat where you can wind down and enjoy the finer things in life.
Refined yet subtle, ITALIKU is not somewhere you’re likely to forget.