Sunday, 30th October will see Tattu London, the recently opened modern Chinese restaurant featuring panoramic views over the West End, host its final inaugural ‘Sunday Sunsets’ event of 2022. Going out with a bang, and held on Halloween weekend, guests will be able to revel in high-octane DJ sets kicking off from 1pm, an exclusive Taste of Tattu menu offering and an array of limited-edition cocktails until late into the evening. Renowned DJ Fat Tony is set to headline the event, taking the helm from 6:30pm-8:30pm, as the sun sets on the iconic London skyline.

Sitting proudly on the rooftop of the newly emerged The Now Building in the Outernet development, Tattu London have brought their signature style and contemporary dishes, inspired by the flavours and ingredients of modern Chinese cooking, to the capital, housed within a Joyce Wang Studio designed space. Available during the event, a carefully curated pairing menu ‘Taste of Tattu’ (£95.00 per person), will be available for guests to enjoy. The menu features small plates such as Wagyu Ribeye Dumpling, Seven Spice Seared Tuna and larger plates such as Wok Fried Angry Bird and Chair Siu Honey Glazed Monkfish and includes three exclusive Halloween cocktails for guests to enjoy.

Throughout the evening guests can enjoy a selection of Halloween inspired cocktails, fine wines and spirits. Cocktail highlights include the Peach Cherry Crystal Cobbler, a Black Margarita served with spice agave and lime and the theatrical Naked and Famous, served smoked in a cloche with aperol and smoked falernum.

Reservations for the last Sunday Sunsets session are now open. The Taste of Tattu sharing menu will be available throughout the event, which is priced at £95.00 per person and includes three Halloween cocktails. Tattu’s à la Carte menu is also available. Advanced reservations are strongly advised.