London

From New Malden’s Korean kitchens to Brick Lane ateliers and Tooting beauty labs, London holds decades of independent Asian-owned and Asian-inspired rooms.

Businesses

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Minh Tran

Nightingale Pho

A Hackney counter for broth, herbs and late bowls.

Hackney, London, E9 6ND · Food & Drink

Rani Kapoor

Atelier Rani

Brick Lane womenswear cut for British weather and Indian ceremony.

Brick Lane, London, E1 6RL · Fashion

Sana Iqbal

House of Haldi

Tooting treatments built on turmeric, oils and time.

Tooting, London, SW17 0SN · Beauty

Aisha Menon

Ghar Studio

Peckham interiors for homes that cook, host and rest.

Peckham, London, SE15 5BS · Home & Interiors

Helen Cho

Eastern Standard

A Hackney Wick gallery for artists working across Asia and Britain.

Hackney Wick, London, E9 5EN · Art & Design

Ji-eun Park

Moon Rice

New Malden’s neighbourhood Korean table.

New Malden, London, KT3 4HE · Food & Drink

Rohit Prakash

Prakash Advisory

Accountancy and company setup for independent makers.

Shoreditch, London, EC2A 3NG · Professional Services

Deepa Joshi

Nari Network

A community platform for Asian women building things.

UK-wide, London · Community

Founder stories

Minh Tran

Minh Tran simmered broth through night shifts in other people’s kitchens. The Hackney counter that followed is small, serious, and open late.

Rani Kapoor

Rani Kapoor designs coats that work in British rain and Punjabi ceremony — from a Brick Lane studio that still shares a kettle with the fabric shop downstairs.

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