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Sami Wasif takes on Pepper Tree in Clapham

21 September 2012 by
Sami Wasif takes on Pepper Tree in Clapham

Sami Wasif, co-founder of Michelin-starred Hakkasan, Franco Manca, and creator of Eco Restaurants, has acquired shares in Thai restaurant Pepper Tree in Clapham.

Wasif is also considering rolling out the Pepper Tree brand after the founder, Martin Burrell, decided to retire after running the restaurant for 15 years.

The restaurant is located on Clapham Common Southside, close to Clapham Common tube station.

Davis Coffer Lyons acted on behalf of Martin Burrell.

By Neil Gerrard

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