Cafe Coco is one of those places that only opens in the evenings after 5pm with the exception of Sunday. Located in Mare Street, in the heart of biggest community it has a lot of competition in the area. As you know, Mare Street... Cafe Coco – One to watch
March 25, 2015
in Vietnamese
Cafe Coco is one of those places that only opens in the evenings after 5pm with the exception of Sunday. Located in Mare Street, in the heart of biggest community it has a lot of competition in the area. As you know, Mare Street... Tokyo dreaming – Tonkotsu
March 4, 2015
in Japanese
It was a ladies catch up time with my fellow food bloggers, the chosen location Tonkotsu soho. Why not, it’s the best solution to be devouring and slurping in style over a bowl of ramen noodles on a cold winter night. With no... 
January, the time where it gets harder to get out of bed, and waking up to pitch black dark. Getting over Xmas celebrations, vouching to go on a diet, have you heard of the caveman diet? Before our ancestors time, and humans began... Outstanding – The London Foodie Supperclub
January 25, 2015
in Japanese, Supper club
Don’t fancy cooking and want to eat out in the comfort of someone else’s home. Sure, you will be sharing a table with complete strangers, which is the fun of the experience. For a mere price of £40, you can get a multi-course... 
On my last night in Paris, my friend and I spent our hours in the La Marais area; cold and shivering we tried our best not to just into a random restaurant to eat. Googling restaurants in the area landing onto the tripadvisor... NEW Qantas Economy flight menu
December 1, 2014
in Events
Now Qantas economy class long haul flights shouldn’t sacrifice service and quality. Which brings Qantas airlines to completely revamp their economy class in flight meals? Portions are 50% bigger, more to chose from and pre-ordering on Q-Eat to make life easier. I enjoy... hidden gem – Get The Focaccia
October 26, 2014
in Cheap eats, Italian
There’s this secret hideaway at the back streets of Blackfriars you should be aware of. Lunch times you can smell the freshly baked Genoa style Focaccia in the air in the alleyway. You will not be able to spot this on the street;... 
For the first time ever, I finally attended the world’s leading food conference that is Food Bloggers Connect 2014. After successfully running for the past 5 years, this year theme was “pushing the boundaries”. Speakers from around the world and special guest came... 
Malaysia Night 2014, the eagerly anticipated free festival celebrating the very best of Malaysian cuisine and culture, arrives back in London’s Trafalgar Square on Friday September 26th. The popular festival, returning for the fifth year, will see Trafalgar Square transform into a bustling... 
I have been truly spoiled for this years birthday celebrations, the finale was with my closest friends at Min Jiang. Boasting views from the 10th floor overlooking Kensington gardens. The lofty restaurant aims to please, booking a table of 8 we waited patiently... Udon Heaven part ii – Koya Soho
September 21, 2013
in Japanese
I briefly touched upon my love for Koya in 2011, a few months ago my niece and her boyfriend came to London Town to visit me. Soho has become food mecca, spoilt for choices, endless different cuisines. I decided to take my guests... 
Tucked away underneath the basement of Antico restaurant lays 214 Bermondsey Gin bar. Opened for over 18 months with a soft launch in April, 214 Bermondsey specialises in gin cocktails. I’ve been told the tonic water took a while to perfect. As with... 
If you ever wonder how much mussels you get with “beat the clock deal” from Belgo‘s 1/2 kilo here it is. With a choice of 2 flavours Traditionelle or Provençale with frites, it’s a no brainer. Have you tried any other dishes from... 
I managed to win a pair of tickets for the foodies festival last month from Napoleon grills, and what a lovely day it was. The sun was out shinning, and Hampton Court was just beautiful with the gorgeous weather. Street Kitchen burgerwins for... Canuck cuisine, beavers tails & Caribou – The Charing Cross Hotel’s Brasserie
June 30, 2013
in Canadian, Events, Food, Just desserts
Come join in the fun for Canada day celebrations, on the 1st of July. Head chef Tim Wanless from Charing Cross brassiere has conjured some culinary delights. From Newfoundland Caribou, ‘Beaver Tails’ and pancakes with maple syrup this special Canadian speciality menu is available... 
I had my fair share of Chinese food after a night out dancing the night away in clubs. Crawling into the nearest Chinese restaurant looking comfort food. Not many of the restaurants left me a memorable experience. My friend raved how the delicious... Delicious gourmet take away food – Street Kitchen Airstream
May 22, 2013
in Food, Gastro, Street food
It amazes me how the street food cart business has expanded over the years; Street Kitchen was one of the first businesses I’ve heard during my humble beginnings of soul food searching. We always tweeted each other and I promised to visit them.... My favourite Shawarma chicken wrap – Maroush
May 14, 2013
in Street food
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 other food from the menu. For under £5 you can get this baby... great things come in small packages – Dunkers & co mini pancakes
April 15, 2013
in Food, Just desserts
It was one of those evenings after an intense workout; I had to hurry down to the Japan centre at Westfield stratford. The distinctive smell of pancakes drifted to my direction and filled my nose, making me wonder to the direction of Dunkers... 
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 London to dine at Eat Tokyo. With about 15-20 of us on a... 
