The food connoisseur blog started back in 2011, the demand was high for recommendations to eat, see and do. The blog serves as a creative outlet writing an online journal for food places I’ve been. Born and raised in London, I’ve always been passionate about food.
Striking conversations with friends, family and strangers. In recent years I went on food hunts, exploring different cuisines, hunting for food trucks out of curiosity. I’m always out and about, going to events and living life out loud.
Josie’s Winchester – Christmas Specials
January 10, 2019
in British
Winchester in Hampshire has become popular for being another foodie destination outside of London. The train ride from Waterloo station to Winchester takes just under 2 hours to get to. Visiting my friend and their family we wandered around the town centre, the gothic cathedral and Christmas markets filled...
Victoria Park Market Food
December 27, 2018
in Just desserts, Street food, Vegan
Once a week on Sunday’s a market opens up inside of Victoria Park. Victoria Park Market is located between Bonner Gate and Gore Gate. Besides street food traders, I’m there for the fresh produce, supporting small business and farmers. You’ll find seasonal fruit & veg, meat, cheese, olives, the lot. This time...
Curry’s PC World and NEFF Ovens – Gingerbread House Bake Off event
December 19, 2018
in Events
Gingerbread House Bake-off Tis the season to be all merry, Christmas brings out the festive spirit in everyone. So, when Curry’s PC World dropped an invite to test out NEFF Slide & Hide® oven for a Gingerbread house bake off challenge I thought why not. I never done a bake-off and...
Levi Roots Caribbean Smokehouse review
November 26, 2018
in Caribbean
You may have heard the name Levi Roots before, he appeared on Dragon Den’s seeking money for an investment in his famous reggae reggae sauce. With the success of the sauce, his brand took it up another level by opening a restaurant in Westfield Stratford London. The name goes by Levi Roots Caribbean Smokehouse, located on...
Jollibee first UK London opening has caused chaos, people queued for an epic 18 hours to get their hands on the famous Philippines fast food chain items. Even after a month’s buzz from Jollibee opening the queues for the place still existed around the block. The one-hour queue...
These last two years I’ve decided to become healthier and fitter. Joining the gym to maximise my training workouts from once to 3-4 times a week. I found HIIT, cardio, circuits, boxing really effective in losing inches and doing yoga, pilates to stretch my muscles. One thing I started to research is how...
The Ledbury – Flawless Tasting menu
November 7, 2018
in Fine dining, Michelin star
It’s not often you get a chance to dine at The Ledbury, but when the opportunity arises make sure you jump right on it. Currently placed at 27th of The World’s 50 Best restaurant list. The Ledbury also has been accredited with two Michelin stars, one from...
Castle Terrace – The restaurant by Edinburgh Castle
November 2, 2018
in Edinburgh, Fine dining
Edinburgh is also known for their great food, missing the opportunity to dine at The Kitchin in Leigh. Since I was visiting Edinburgh Castle, it made sense to lunch at The Kitchin sister restaurant Castle Terrace. Opened in 2010, Castle Terrace quickly gained a Michelin Star. Heading...
Crosstown Doughnuts – BELIEVE the hype
November 1, 2018
in Just desserts
Doughnuts or donuts it’s that squishy fried dough either covered in plain sugar, filled with jam or finished with a glaze that satisfies my taste buds. Crosstown doughnuts started their humble beginnings with a stall at Leather Lane market. Currently, with fourteen locations across London and selling their...
Visiting Scotland in the summer you need to be prepared for tackling all the seasons in one day. It can be mild and sunny one minute with a downpour the next. So, pack something warm and a waterproof jacket for the unpredictable weather. Edinburgh Fringe Festival is one of the biggest...
Miller & Carter Steakhouse Edinburgh
October 24, 2018
in City guides, Edinburgh, Steaks
As the sky transition from light to dark and temperature starting to plummet to coldness. It was time to head back to the hotel to freshen up and stay warm. Spending the whole day from the plane journey to touring all day in Edinburgh took a lot...
Banh Mi Town – Good local find Fitzrovia
October 23, 2018
in Vietnamese
There are only a handful of Vietnamese places within the Fitzrovia area, and Banh Mi Town is one of the better ones. Located in the quieter streets of on Hanson Street next to The Ship pub. A local tip you can BYOF into The Ship just order...
JiaBa bringing signature Taiwanese street food and Good Mood Matcha drinks
October 23, 2018
in Street food, Taiwanese, Tea
JiaBa brings Taiwanese street snacks to the London street food scene. Located in Old Spitalfields market square in Brushfield Street. On the menu, they have their popular signature yansuji chicken, beef noodles, pork sausages, braised pork on rice, fried king oyster mushrooms. JiaBa is a direct translation...
Edinburgh Day 1 | The Royal Britannia | Afternoon Tea
October 21, 2018
in City guides, Edinburgh, Travel, UK
Earlier in the year, I’ve managed to travel back to Zurich. It was one of the first holidays I’ve done abroad when I was 19 and exploring the town in adult life made me appreciate it more. Now summer came along, and I decided to make the...
Maki Ramen Edinburgh Affordable Japanese Joint
October 15, 2018
in City guides, Edinburgh, Travel
Edinburgh has plenty to offer in the food scene. It was a bit of a goose hunt for me, each place Kim’s mini meals, and Ting Thai Caravan, I wanted to go to was closed for refurbishment. Maki & Ramen was recommended by Where Chefs Eat book/app,...
Efes – bargain irresistibly Turkish belly banquet food
October 12, 2018
in Turkish
Ever since 1975 Kazim open the first Efes restaurant in London, the group has further expanded with even more locations. The formula was simple, source the freshest ingredients, keep the traditional Turkish flavours and enhance the flavours, even more, using charcoal grills. Turkish grills are one...
There are quite a few ‘egg’ named restaurants I’ve written about. Egg Break in Notting Hill, The Bag egg in Moorgate and now The Good Egg. What started out as a pop up in Stoke Newington than marking a permanent spot. A second location in Carnaby Street...
Élan café – was it a just a dream
October 10, 2018
in Just desserts
Élan café is one of those places that leaves you wondering if you been in a dream. Founded in 2001 with coffee being the core of their business partnering with Union coffee roasters. In addition to their brilliant coffee Élan also serves natural crafted food and ginormous...
Maureens Pie & Mash Poplar
October 7, 2018
in Cheap eats
You may have read about my love for Pie & Mash over and over again on my site, but it’s something that I indulge when I’m out and about in East London. This time round I review Maureens Pie & Mash in Poplar Chrisp Street Market, I’m...
Old Chang Kee – Curry Puffs
October 6, 2018
in Cheap eats, Singaporean
Old Chang Kee has made its way to London. Hailed from Singapore the famous curry puffs started out in a small coffee stall in 1956. Rapidly growing through the decades and opening shops worldwide. The location of Old Chang Kee is in Covent Garden New Row. The...
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