Many of the emojis featured on the menu are part of the new release of emojis added to the Unicode directory on June 21, but still sadly lacking on our handsets for the time being.

However, the kitchen are happy to interpret the messages of its customers using the current emoji offering.

The Little Yellow Door’s owner Kamran Dehdashti says “We like to embrace technology and we thought this could be a cool way to engage with our audience. Emojis are now really part of everyday conversation.

“When we first opened we pioneered doing all our bookings by WhatsApp. The reason being that if you were going over to someone’s house, you’d probably text or WhatsApp them.”

Having an emoji-only menu is par for the course in the ever-evolving London restaurant scene - but whether it will spark a trend of emoji-only reviews is yet to be seen.

Who needs words? The London restaurant where you can order your food with an emoji