Ivy Asia St Paul’s unveils new private dining space

This autumn, The Ivy Asia St Paul’s will unveil a brand new private events and dining space, bringing the restaurant’s celebrated food, drink and design to a dedicated venue built for private hire. Officially launching on 28 September, the space has been designed to offer guests an elegant private destination in the heart of the city.

Catering for everything from intimate evenings with friends to milestone celebrations, corporate events and brand activations, the new space will have capacity for up to 50 guests seated or 100 standing. The room can operate as one large event space, or be divided into two smaller, self-contained spaces, each with its own private bar.The space is offered as the Sekushi Room – in its entirety, with 100 standing, 50 seated and two private bars, the Tokyo Room – 25 seated, 40 standing, with its own bar and the Kyoto Room with 20 seated, 30 standing and its own bar.

Each configuration carries The Ivy Asia’s opulent design language throughout, from the lacquered red interiors and gilded Buddha statues (inspired by the The Ivy Asia Liverpool interiors) to ornate chandeliers and Japanese woodblock artwork. 

The restaurant’s food offering can also be fully tailored to suit the occasion, and includes canapé receptions to seated dinners, alongside bespoke drinks packages for each private bar.Speaking about the new space, Dawid Samulczyk, general manager of The Ivy Asia St Paul’s, said: “We’re incredibly excited to open the doors to this new space. It’s been designed to give guests real flexibility without ever compromising on the food, drink or design that our guests know and love. We can’t wait to welcome guests and clients into the space this autumn.”

The private dining and events space at The Ivy Asia St Paul’s officially opens on 28 September and is now taking booking enquiries.

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