Wonderbunz

Notting Hill & West London


Chinese-style fluffy buns of all types is the name of the game here, with an unexpected range of flavours from veggie curry to Full English (egg, bacon, sausage, tomato) and creamy fish, with crispy pies, pretzels, salads, soups and rice pots on the menu too. Grab and go, or sit down and savour.


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3. Leighton House

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4. Holland Park

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5. Design Museum

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6. Fuller’s Griffin Brewery

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8. Hogarth’s House

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