'Bugs are banging': Yum Bug to debut first pop-up restaurant

James Murray
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Cricket mince topped hummus with seasonal crudites, developed by Sam Clark, Moro / Credit: Yum Bug
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Cricket mince topped hummus with seasonal crudites, developed by Sam Clark, Moro / Credit: Yum Bug

Provider of insect-based ingredients confirms restaurant offering cricket-based dishes is to open in London later this month

London's restaurant scene is nothing if not eclectic, and now foodies with a desire to try out the latest in sustainable dining will soon be able to sample an entirely new experience: a pop-up restaurant...

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