Westfield London, a £1.6bn mixed-use development is due to open 30th October in Shepherd's Bush, London.

The scheme, designed by US architect Michael Gabellini on behalf of Australian-based developers Westfield Group, is part of the regeneration of the White City Opportunity Area.

The 200,000sq ft, three-floor development will also boast two levels of retail stores and The Atrium, an interior events space, a 14-screen cinema run by National Amusements and a gym with health spa.

Westfield has so far secured 13 different cuisines and restaurant concepts for its Balcony eating area including Pho, Tossed, Tiffinbites, Ooze Risotteria and Square Pie. It is estimated that there will be 40 restaurant outlets in total.

One of the restaurants, called Ito, will be launched by Tom Etridge. Etridge previously owned gastropub business group Frandek, before selling it to Compass Group's Restaurant Associates in 2006. The 60-seat 'healthy fast food' restaurant will be designed by Martin Brudnizki and will include a 12-seat bar with conveyor belt.

Westfield Group managing director, Steven Lowy said: “Westfield London will draw on our global and local experience of creating unique retail and lifestyle offerings. It will provide a customer lifestyle experience, combining entertainment, dining, and leisure opportunities with guest hospitality: valet parking, porters, personal shopping and more.”