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Meeting by Happenstance Our eyes pulled together – The Happenstance preview night

An invite landed in my inbox to attend Drake and Morgon latest venture “ The Happenstance” preview. Held at their restaurant/bar “the refinery” we were treated to cocktails and a…

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The Goods from – Red Market Old Street (Fried Oeros)

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…

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Afternoon tea sessions with Twinings

Spring has finally made its way to the British shores and what perfect way to throw English afternoon tea party with my friends. The history of afternoon tea dates back…

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Snap, share & tag! Flavour of Film Competition – Win a Michelin star meal with Electrolux

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…

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Street food

My favourite Shawarma chicken wrap – Maroush

A friend took me to the back streets of Bond Street; Maroush is a hidden gem in the city. To be honest I never tried dining in, to eat the…

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Lip smacking crispy fried chicken burger – Disco Bistro

Disco Bistro is a 6 month pop up by Carl Clarke, promising to serve “upmarket British fare”. I was handed a discount voucher in the St pauls area. Disco Bistro…

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Dinner in the sky – Duck and Waffle

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…

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Ride the waves and take on the sashimi boat – Eat Tokyo

It was a friend’s birthday I missed out on Tramshed for lunch, they said the chicken is seriously really nice from there. After a go-karting session we headed to central…

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The weird and wonderful world of…. – Sketch

Even before my food hunt days, Sketch was on my hit list. Ever since I saw my friend posted a pic of her in the weird egg shape cocoon cubicles…

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desserts [PHOTOS] – Golden Gate Dessert House

I honestly get very jealous of fellow Asia bloggers and friends flaunting their photos of their desserts at me all the time. I’ve been missing my desserts and drinks from…

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Chinese

Delicate little dumplings – Mama Lans

Mama Lan first started as a supper club and eventually by popular demand opened a permanent space in Brixton Village. Mama Lan brings you the taste of Beijing street food…

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Just desserts

On’s Macaron [Photos]

I’m a bit fussy when it comes to macarons, most I’ve tried can be overbearing and too sweet for me. Macaron’s are known as French cookies made with almond flour,…

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COMPETITION TIME! WIN Eric Lanlard & Anne Sheasby Book! The Mother’s day Bake off!

Hi everyone! Instead of the regular food post today I have an exciting competition for everyone to enter. Are you baking obessed? Armed with a rolling pin and apron in…

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Afternoon Tea at – Canteen

Canteen is somewhere to consider for all day breakfast, roasts and great British treats. Today was really chilly London, temperature dropping at sub zero degrees what better way to seek…

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Suka Malaysian Food – Sanderson Hotel

Summer 2012 will always be remembered as the “adventures of d and le” every week we was out at gigs, bars, and events. Drinking bottles of wine and slipping cocktails,…

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Meat-overload Comfort Food – Miskans (a kind of Jewish Deli)

It started out with my friend “K”, out of the blue she was curious of what corndogs tasted like. Somehow she seemed to have researched “Miskins”, a Jewish deli in…

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My ღ for Tapioca durian cake & coconut ice cream – Cay Tre

This is my second visit to Cay Tre Hoxton branch, F and I was craving for some good old heart warming Pho. I dragged my friend here for lunch one…

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Afternoon tea and cakes – Yauatcha soho

I’ve been to Yauatcha, on numerous occasions, to purchase cakes to takeaway. However I never sat inside to dine, one cold dreary evening, I found comfort at Yauatcha and ogled…

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Thai feast at – Ora London

Tucked away just behind Topshop/urban outfitters in the ever so busy shopping district, Oxford Street. Next door to “the social bar/club” well known for their fun hip-hop karaoke nights, is…

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Great value set menu in the heart of chelsea ɞ – The Jam Cupboard

Minutes away from Gloucester road underground station and situated inside the design inspired boutique Rydges hotel. The jam cupboard restaurant lies in the heart of Kensington and Chelsea. Having been…

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Meeting by Happenstance Our eyes pulled together – The Happenstance preview night

The Goods from – Red Market Old Street (Fried Oeros)

Afternoon tea sessions with Twinings

Snap, share & tag! Flavour of Film Competition – Win a Michelin star meal with Electrolux

My favourite Shawarma chicken wrap – Maroush

Lip smacking crispy fried chicken burger – Disco Bistro

Dinner in the sky – Duck and Waffle

Ride the waves and take on the sashimi boat – Eat Tokyo

The weird and wonderful world of…. – Sketch

desserts [PHOTOS] – Golden Gate Dessert House

Delicate little dumplings – Mama Lans

On’s Macaron [Photos]

Afternoon Tea at – Canteen

Suka Malaysian Food – Sanderson Hotel

Meat-overload Comfort Food – Miskans (a kind of Jewish Deli)

My ღ for Tapioca durian cake & coconut ice cream – Cay Tre

Afternoon tea and cakes – Yauatcha soho

Thai feast at – Ora London

Great value set menu in the heart of chelsea ɞ – The Jam Cupboard