Dinner For Four With Wine at Roka

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Ended:Thursday 18 March EDT 2021 于 17:00

Winner: MylesP

£500($627 USD)

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奖品

Voucher for four diners to be enjoyed at a ROKA restaurant in London. Guests will enjoy a sumptuous menu selected by the Chef with wines or sake selected by our Sommeliers.

Building on the massive success of Zuma, Rainer and Arjun acquired the site for their second restaurant, ‘Roka and Shochu Lounge’ back in 2004. The restaurant name Roka is derived from two words: Robata (RO), which is a place where everyone gathers to enjoy a meal with alcohol in a sociable atmosphere; and (KA) which stands for a burning fire, heat and warmth projecting energy and creating a welcoming social buzz. Situated in the heart of the West End on 37 Charlotte Street, London W1, the first Roka and Shochu opened early July 2004. Roka quickly established itself as a “neighbourhood” restaurant in Fitzrovia and locations in Canary Wharf, Mayfair and Aldwych followed over the years due to its ever increasing popularity.

Terms and Conditions:

1) Valid until 25th February 2022.

2) The appropriate printed voucher must be presented at each meal.

3) Subject to availability, must be booked in advance.

4) Non-transferrable.

原因

The NSPCC is the UK's leading children's charity, preventing abuse and helping those affected to recover. They help children who have been abused to rebuild their lives, protect those at risk, and find the best ways of preventing abuse from ever happening.

The NSPCC prevents abuse. They work with families when they're going through difficult times – like battling addiction or overcoming mental health problems. They offer all kinds of support – from helping new parents care for their baby to giving professionals the tools they need to assess neglect.

The NSPCC protects children. On average, a child contacts Childline every 25 seconds. Their counsellors are there to help parents, professionals and anyone worried about a child in the UK. They have conversations that mean they can protect children in abusive situations by getting them the help they need, when they need it most.

The NSPCC transform children's lives. If a law needs to change, or if more needs to be done to protect children, they demand it. The fact they’re independent – relying on our supporters to fund their work – means they can push for change when others can’t. They have remained committed to their mission for over 100 years and as long as there’s abuse, they will fight for every childhood.

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