FuluShou at The Casino at the Empire Description

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The Casino at The Empire's uber-cool lounge areas and funky bars offer an extensive range of liquid extravagance.

At the heart of The Casino at The Empire lies the ultimate destination bar, Vapor, flanked on both sides by a stunning illuminated staircase weaving between floors. The staircase also acts a stage platform for our very own showgirls, performing every Thursday, Friday and Saturday night at 10pm.

Also on the first floor is The Icon Room, a candlelit cocktail lounge with a stunning balcony which boasts a seating area overlooking Leicester Square. Intimate and exclusive, The Icon Room is a sure favourite for a good night out.

The Icon Room's style is reminiscent of a French boudoir. With chandeliers, antique wallpaper offset by crimson furnishings, The Icon Room creates a sultry and decadent ambiance perfect for any corporate functions or movie premiere.

The Shadow Bar features live entertainment and plays host to private member events. This hip-and-happening first floor bar is designed to capture the essence of Las Vegas, featuring an illuminated dance-floor, sink in your seat lounges, private bar and DJ talent - be prepared for some surprises.

One of The Casino at The Empire’s most interesting attractions is Mocha, the boutique ice creamery and coffee bar on the second floor.

Inspired by the ice cream boutiques in Las Vegas, which let guests select not just the flavours of homemade ice cream but also mix in a host of unusual and amusing ingredients, including jelly babies and cookie crumbs. You then watch as your ice cream is mixed together on a sleek slab of freezing cold marble to create your own customised flavour.

If you are dining in one of the restaurants round off your meal in Mocha, which also offers a selection of freshly baked pastries, cookies, muffins and a range of flavoured coffees.

Behind every bar you'll find London's most innovative mixologists stirring and shaking exquisite creations to tantalise the taste buds.

An elegant Asian restaurant in Leicester Square, FuluShou serves affordable fusion cuisine in comfortable surroundings. Within the stylish Casino at The Empire in the heart of London's West End, FuluShou offers a casual dining experience enhanced by a lively ambience. The theatrical open kitchen invites you to watch the skilled chefs at work, preparing authentic Chinese and pan-Asian cuisine. Informal and relaxed, an evening meal at FuluShou features simple yet flavourful dishes from all four corners of Asia. There is also an enticing selection of exotic Asian teas available to complement your dinner. Highlighted by attractive wall hangings, low-backed tables and lounge-booth seating, FuluShou is a cosy destination, ideal for intimate Asian dining every evening.

Flame, The Casino's signature restaurant, serves the freshest produce in the chicest surroundings, providing a welcome escape from the hectic, bustling West End. Serving the highest quality meat and fish, as well as lighter alternatives such as chowders, soups and salads Flame offers a variety of fresh, flavourful cuisine. Flame's luxurious mahogany tables and black marble surfaces create an intimate dining environment....read more

Customer Reviews for FuluShou at The Casino at the Empire

Average (based on 3 votes): 3 Atmosphere: Value: Quality:

The following customer reviews are not endorsed by Fluid London and are simply those of users who wish to publish their independent experiences of FuluShou at The Casino at the Empire.

“Security let my 15 year old granddaughter pass without asking i.d and then asked me. i am 75 years old. of course i couldn't go in as i had no i.d.”
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Mr simon Maxwell, london (9 months 13 days ago)

“Casino is very good but security are very rude. Accused me of being drunk - I don't drink. They would put me off coming back.”
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Sallan, London (2 years 10 months 21 days ago)

“I went to the casino with a couple of friends, they ask for id at the counter, anything that proves you are not underage. I get that, I am fine with it. Whilst I was looking for my passport in my bag, one of the guys behind the counter said, make sure She has an id because I am not letting her in! I thought that was very rude, maybe I look young but he shouldn't single me out like that, i showed him my id and walked out!!”
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Jane Walston, london (3 years 4 months 10 days ago)

Additional Information

• Cuisine Type: Pan Asian
• Dress Code: Not Specified
• Group: London Clubs International