I turn into the back streets of Oxford Circus leading me towards Liberty of London. Turning another corner I see the arch sign for Carnaby Street, I walk past the trendy clothes and shoe shops until I find another side street leading me... I turn into the back streets of Oxford Circus leading me towards Liberty of London. Turning another corner I see the arch sign for Carnaby Street, I walk past the trendy clothes and shoe shops until I find another side street leading me... 
After seeing the Women Divers, it was time to do a hiking trek of one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak. Huffing and puffing getting out of breath throughout my trek. There was no point of return, looking back and... Smack Deli – The one that got away lobster
April 13, 2015
in Seafood
Smack Deli is the one that away from the mainstream chain Burger & Lobster. In favour of all things lobster, it was the only thing I ever ordered at Burger and Lobster. They set up a home by Bond Street, Mayfair at Binnery... 
Barcelona was the chosen destination this year. Arriving to the sunny warm weather, I had plenty of exploring to do. The last meal of my trip had to be the favourite. With glowing reviews on trip advisor, La Paradeta was the mission worth... world class seafood – The Wright Brothers Spitalfields
August 24, 2014
in Seafood
This place needs no introduction as I reviewed their other venue on my website numerous times. World-class seafood, you can’t fault with eating here at The Wright brothers. The Wright Brothers Spitalfields is super busy at night. When my friends and I... 
It’s been a while, and the occasion this time round was to pop my friend’s first Burger and Lobster experience. We turned up at the Soho branch on a Saturday and were told it was a 2-hour wait. We braved it and said... 
Marylebone Portman Village is a lovely little quarter with a few shops, restaurants around. So it’s a relief to have The Portman, an unexpected pub, don’t be fooled by the exterior. Even though it looks like your standard gastro pub, hidden on the... Lovely honest food and fantastic Paella – La Mancha
April 14, 2014
in Cheap eats, European, Seafood
Chiswick is not a place I usually frequent. An exclusive dinner invite transported me to the heart of Chiswick high street right next door to Franco Manco pizzeria. Do not get confused by the two, they are completely different establishments. La Mancha instantly... 
I always look forward to the next pop up that takes over the restaurant at “the rising sun”. Bobs & co is the third resident. The first visit I brought the lobster rolls & chips for takeaway. I was extremely happy with the... 
One can only dream of a picture perfect paradise, white sand beaches, clear blue sea and coconut palm trees. A new beach shack inspired restaurant has opened it doors in Carnaby Street. Nested on the first floor of Kingly court just above Cha... Italian Dreams – Zucca Bermondsey ✌
October 12, 2013
in Fine dining, Food, Italian, Just desserts, Seafood
Bermondsey Street seems to have struck gold with high quality restaurants along the road. This was the second one out 3 I visited and all three places I just simply adored the food. Zucca was mentioned to me a few times a few... was that 4-5 Sangría’s I had? Omar ALlibhoy’s book launch – Tapas Revolution
August 14, 2013
in Cheap eats, Food, Seafood, Spanish
What a pleasure it was to be invited along to Omar Allibhoy’s new book launch “Tapas revolution”. Sampling dishes from the book itself, we were excited to meet Omar and devour his plateful treats. Omar, trained under Ferran Adria of El Bulli fame is... 
With the sudden heatwave in London, it was refreshing to be invited along to a lunch boat cruise. On a lovely Sunday afternoon, the MV Royalty appeared at the festival pier. The guest gathered around to board the boat. The MV Royalty can... 
Introducing: Coopers #RIVERFOOD: A Brand New foodie event for Londoners giving a posh twist on the food-to-go market. Sunday 21st July 2013, 1.30-4.30pm, Aboard MV Royalty; Festival Pier. Thousands of species of edible fish live in rivers all around the world, so it’s... 
Remember that chicken burger I kept banging on about by Disco bistro? Well, Carl Clarke is BACK, causing a stir in Mayfair with Rock Lobsta. Rock Lobsta at Mahiki is going to ‘stir some sh**t up in Mayfair’ according to Carl Clarke, the... The Goods from – Red Market Old Street (Fried Oeros)
June 7, 2013
in British, Food, Just desserts, Pop up, Seafood, Street food, Timeout
A few weeks back I was heading to callooh callay bar to celebrate cinco de mayo. Along the way my friend and I spotted Red Market, music blasting from the speakers, people swarming over the food stalls. It looked lively and fun; curious... 
The 66th Cannes Film Festival kicks off tonight, and Electrolux, is an official partner of the event. Electrolux celebrate nearly 100 years of professional expertise by continuing their support of the Cannes Film Festival. Electrolux are the chosen supplier to almost 50% of... Dinner in the sky – Duck and Waffle
April 10, 2013
in British, Cocktail, European, Fine dining, Food, Just desserts, Seafood
Hurrying along to make my 8:40pm booking, the glittering Heron Tower stood before my eyes. The bright neon signs for “sushi samba” and colourful lights beaming from the tower lit up the whole street. Through the glass and metal doors the porter greeted... 
Burgers & lobsters have becoming increasing popular over the years. Since it’s debut with the Mayfair branch there has been 3 new additions. Launched by the team behind goodman’s steak. I heard the tales of the 2-hour queue wait and was prepared for... 
I love weddings; it’s a great excuse to pig out on 8 courses! Here are some photos of the food from my friends wedding. http://www.yi-ban.com/ 
