{UAH} This London Restaurant Has Already Launched A Royal Wedding Menu
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This London Restaurant Has Already Launched A Royal Wedding Menu
Each dish is inspired by the royal romance.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's big day is still five months away, but royal wedding fever is already sweeping the nation.
One London restaurant is embracing the buzz by serving a limited-edition 'Harry and Meghan wedding menu' to commemorate the wedding in May.
The menu has been created by The Terrace Restaurants and Tea Rooms, which has two branches in central London and one in Guilford, Surrey. It will be available in its three venues from 1 - 21 May, and according to husband and wife co-owners Ehab and Rowena Shouly, it will "reflect the couple's own tastes as well as the now well-known story of their romance." A few of Harry and Meghan's rumored favorites have also been thrown into the mix.
"Everybody's starting to guess what the menu that will be served at the royal wedding will consist of. So we decided to do some work on behalf of Prince Harry and Meghan," said Ehab Shouly, Director of The Tea Terrace.
"You can call it our wedding gift to them."
Diners can choose from three main courses, including Seswaa – a traditional meat dish from Botswana — as a nod to the place where Harry sourced the main stone for Meghan's engagement ring.
Turkey meatloaf is another option, as Meghan revealed it's the food that reminds her of home in a 2016 interview with Delish. Roast chicken has also made the cut, after Harry declared it was the meal he was cooking when he proposed in his Nottingham Cottage home.
The Canadian dish, Poutine (French fries smothered in gravy and cheese curds) and salad Nicoise, said to be one of Meghan's favorite lunches, will be served as sides or starters.
As for dessert? There's a choice of either the super sweet Botswana malva pudding or banana loaf, which the couple are rumored to have chosen for their wedding cake.
As well as giving people the chance to sample some of Meghan and Harry's favorites, Shouly confirmed to Good Housekeeping that profits made from this menu will be donated to Prince Harry's charity, which supports the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people affected by HIV in Lesotho and Botswana.
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