Tonight in the kitchen — Slow-cooked Egusi, finished at 7pm. Reserve →
An Intimate London Supper Club

Food That Brings
You Home.

Soulful, slow-cooked plates and a monthly supper club, cooked from a London kitchen with stories in every bite.

Oma, founder of Oma's Cuisine Founder CFO by day · Chef by evening
Meet The Hands Behind The Apron

The CFO Who Cooks Like It's Sunday.

By day, she balances spreadsheets as a CFO. By evening, she balances flavours.

Oma's Cuisine began as a quiet rebellion against rushed dinners and reheated weeknights — a young entrepreneur's love letter to the kind of meals that make a house feel like a home. She believes the best conversations happen over slow food, that pepper should be cracked not shaken, and that no one should ever eat alone if they don't want to.

Through Oma's Cuisine she's building a small, soulful table where strangers become regulars, regulars become friends, and every plate carries a story worth telling.

I cook the way I balance books — with patience, precision, and a generous heart. Food is the only spreadsheet that ends with everyone smiling.
— Oma Chief Storyteller · Head of the Pot
CFO by Day Chef by Evening Storyteller Always London-Based
A bowl of slow-cooked Egusi, the signature dish at Oma's Table

The SignatureSlow-cooked Egusi, the way Sunday should taste.

London · Once a month · 12–20 seats

Oma's Table — A Monthly Supper Club.

One long table. Three soulful courses. One signature drink. Strangers seated by the host, not the algorithm. Expect slow food, candle-light, a mischievous game between courses, and stories told the way they should be — over the second glass.

3-course tasting
seasonal & soulful
Welcome drink
Hibiscus or Kunu
A surprise course
off the menu
Live music
local acoustic sets
Recipe card
to take home
£35 / seat £25 founding member rate

Confirmation by email within 24 hours · Address shared on confirmation · Limited seats, often sold out.

4.9 from past guests Featured Supper Club 5★ Food Hygiene Rating

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Time Out London Eater London Cereal Magazine Hot Dinners Foodism The Resident
The Sunday Letter

Recipes. Stories. Seat Releases.

One short letter, every Sunday morning. New dishes from the kitchen, the next supper club date before anyone else, and the occasional behind-the-pot voice note.

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