Kudu Peckham Restaurant Review and Recipes

Inside, pale-pink walls, marble tabletops, stylish brown Scandi-style chairs and teal- coloured banquettes warm up the stripped- back space.

Start with one of the restaurant’s most popular dishes, the kudu bread, which you dip into melted, salty and seriously moreish lardon butter. Accompany this with meaty, crispy-fried artichokes with a super-creamy miso mayonnaise.

The mains on the menu are enticing, with lots of tapas-style small and medium sharing plates. Opt for a sweet, caramelised onion and beer tarte tatin with a fresh and light goat’s curd (recipe below), and a carefully crafted pig’s head tortellini in a salty hay broth. Another must-order on the menu at Kudu is the roasted skate wing with calçot spring onions (recipe below), which is beautifully soft yet meaty. Kudu fulfils all expectations of what a good neighbourhood restaurant should be, with a rustic menu with plenty of modern twists.

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Beer and onion tarte tatin

This next level onion tarte tatin is easy to make and will make an impressive dinner party starter. Patrick serves this recipe at Kudu as one of the small plates – we’ve made it a little bigger for sharing at home. He also garnishes the tart with fennel flowers, finely sliced sorrel, and goat’s curd with leek oil.

Fried artichoke with miso mayo

Check out this crispy fried artichoke with a punchy miso mayonnaise sauce. This easy recipe makes a great starter or welcome snack for vegetarian entertaining. More ideas here...

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Roasted skate wing with charred leek and samphire

We love this simple recipe for roasted skate wing and charred baby leeks served with a creamy buttery sauce. Pair with the artichokes or one of our side dishes ideas...