Flora Indica restaurant is named after a book with the same name by Sir Joseph Hooker. He was one of the botanists and explorers discovering over thousands of new exotic plants whilst travelling in India. These findings were captured in a book by the same...Flora Indica restaurant is named after a book with the same name by Sir Joseph Hooker. He was one of the botanists and explorers discovering over thousands of new exotic plants whilst travelling in India. These findings were captured in a book by the same...Darjeeling Express – Fiery thick bold curries
June 29, 2018 in Bangladesh, Indian
Darjelling Express is a force to be reckoned with. Started up by former lawyer Asma Khan kitchen home as a supper club to a fully fledge restaurant. Located on the second floor of Kingly court in Carnaby street. Food is cooked up by all a ladies from different regions of India,...Pilau – Indian Street style
October 29, 2017 in Indian
Pilau started off as a pop back in Soho, and since 2015 they made two permanent homes in London. Pilau non-fussy Indian street style food is a crowd pleaser. It became on my radar when I started working in the Fitzrovia area, signing...Indian YMCA – dirt cheap home cooked curries
August 27, 2017 in Cheap eats, Indian
Now this one may come as a surprise to write about, but it’s a real hidden gem in the city and I’m all about finding the best tasting food no matter where I end up. So how did I end up in the...Knockout bacon and egg nan – Dishoom Shoreditch
February 12, 2015 in Indian
Foodies swear by this one dish, serving the signature almighty hot and tasty bacon nan at Dishoom, a tradition old Bombay cafe. I’ve already visited the Dishoom Covent Garden branch and headed up to the one in Shoreditch. Walking along Shoreditch High Street trying to get...
From the moment you walk into the doors, you be amazed by the deco design of Dishoom. A large wall clock as the centrepiece of the tremendous size open kitchen, steel metal poles with hanging lamps marbled top tables. My cousins from Australia...
Starting the year with New Year resolutions of eating more healthy and dieting it was bound to be broken. Hearty meals are much needed during the winter season and the desire of spicy flavours and yarning warmth calls for a good Indian. Invited...
Being a social media addict has its perks. I saw Zomato running a national curry week competition and happen to won the vouchers for a meal at The Regency Club for my Dockmaster post. You can go far with £50, so off I...Thali set meals – Daawat Strand Palace Hotel
February 11, 2014 in Cheap eats, Indian, Just desserts, Punjabi
Bring on the thali silver shiny trays filled with starters and mains. Daawat nestled inside the Strand Palace hotel, has a great value set meal for a steal. Setting back with a shocking £18 for 3-course meal. From the menu I opted for...Taken on the journey to Lucknow – Dockmaster’s House
October 13, 2013 in Chef, Diners, Events, Fine dining, Indian, Street food
It’s national curry week, what better way then to add an Indian restaurant post today. Last month I was invited along to Zomato London foodie meet up, the chosen venue was Dockmaster’s house. No stranger to me, my friend took me here over...
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...Wefeast London – Photos
August 11, 2012 in British, European, Food, French, Gastro, Indian, Just desserts, Steaks, Street food
Last Saturday, I tagged along to the wefeast London festival, under one roof Hawksmoor, wright brothers, bread street kitchen and other stalls was there to satisfy my taste buds. 
Went to Cosmo’s buffet for a friend’s birthday, the only things I liked was the Japanese salad and dim sum. For £15.99 eat as much as you can, you have a wide selection of food and desserts to choose. The interior is pretty...Brick lane – food treats
October 24, 2011 in Food, French, Indian, Japanese, Just desserts
What I love about going to brick lane is the diverse choice of foods out there. Me and sisters roamed through every stall eyeing up the food, was a shame I wasn’t even hungry all I brought was a portuguese egg tart. My... Overheard on the internet was Kirin Yatai Japanese restaurant pop up in conjunction with Yatai and Yashin Sushi, they present a Kushiage style restaurant for a short period of time. Located in the up and coming trendy brick lane an online booking for...
Moolis and Gelupo – Soho treats
July 29, 2011 in Indian, Just desserts, Street food
After seeing Catty talk about Goat mooli’s on her blog I knew I had to go try one. Mooli’s is a few doors away from the delicious Koya on Firth Street. To be honest I have walked past this street many times and...
