Eat around the world in Kensington and Chelsea this month as new restaurant openings encompass British and Mediterranean cuisines and Japanese-Peruvian fusion food

Peruvian and Japanese cuisine at UNI
 Fans of top-notch Japanese-Peruvian fusion food should hasten to UNI to check out one of the city’s most entertaining openings. It offers a mixture of old favourites like black cod and Wagyu beef with some divine house specialties like lobster ceviche and rock shrimp tempura – not to mention some deceptively delicious cocktails – this is an absolute must-visit.
18a Ebury Street SW1W, 020 7730 9267; restaurantuni.com

Wine pop-up at Harvey Nichols
 Winemakers Cloudy Bay is teaming up with the equally fabulous Harvey Nichols for a pop-up to celebrate the Chelsea Flower Show. Running until 30th July, it offers all their scrumptious wines to match a specially created range of dishes, including poached and roasted poussin and line-caught sea bass. It’ll be fit for any princess, or prince.
Find out more at harveynichols.com

Adam Simmonds at Kensington Pavilion
 Adam Simmonds made a name for himself at Danesfield House, and was regularly voted one of the UK’s best chefs. Now he’s back (sort of) with a new Kensington opening, Kensington Pavilion, which is going to be a celebration of all things British, from locally sourced meats and cheese to homemade chutneys and pickles. Given his track record, expect greatness.
 96 Kensington High Street W8 4SG; kensingtonpavilion.com

Toto’s reopened
 If you’re in search of a little Mediterranean class, then you won’t be disappointed by the newly reopened and refurbished Toto’s in Knightsbridge. Not only is the food top-notch modern Italian, but the atmosphere – encompassing a garden courtyard and olive trees at the entrance – is so welcoming and inviting that it’s practically like going on a summer holiday. Walton House, Walton Street SW3, 020 8968 0202; totosrestaurant.co.uk